Sunshine society gathering and nuptial notices amble through town
Mrs. BD EB Apperson hosts Sunshine society session on twenty-fifth street with yellow and white decor. Mrs Clarence Harris wins contest as Iris blossoms brighten luncheon. School year review at Convent hall features Elocution teacher Gertrude Cover Hicks and five graduates. Pheland McDevitt nuptials scheduled at St Marys cathedral with groom brothers from Alliance and Helena among out of town guests. Forthcoming table ayad art program at eight. Mourning in Morrin family as six week old dies from heart failure. Funeral planned in Capitol grocery circle of friends.
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EB. Apperson
Twenty-Fifth Street
Clarence Marries
Iris
Apperson
WH. E. (Rain
Martin
G Qvze Gilland
Clarence Harris
William Carl
Waa
Gertrude Cover Hicks
Elks
Hicks
Pheland-McDevitt
St. Mary's Cathedral
John Phelan
Alliance
Nebraska
Edward Phelan
Helena
Montana
F. M. Sharpe
Helen
John Wauniicke
Charles Walinnicke
Lead
South Dakota
Thomas McHugh
Laramie
J. Duffey
Lincoln
Susan Cahill
Miss Buchanan
T. Morrin
Morris
Capitol
Wedding to Unite Misa Martha Kallig'to Mread W. panblin
Rev Leon Wills will officiate at the evening wedding at the bride’s parents home Mr and Mrs Pratik Bdes. About fifty invitations issued in the city for the Young Teaple event with many relatives traveling from Omahe and Nebraska.
Reader Letter Nags Town Over Artesian Water Plan
Cheyenne editor laments hospital costs and the town water plan in a humorous vein. The letter from a reader questions the artesian water proposal and mocks the idea of a water system as bad for residents, suggesting the voters should resist.
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Cheyenne
Wryo
Doctors Fail to Help Knoxville Woman with Vege table Compound
Knotville Iowa resident Mrs Clauna Franss reports years of pain and weakness. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills she claims improved health and ability to work again. The advertisement touts the remedy as a long standing standard for female ailments and invites readers to write Mrs Pinkham for free advice.
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Knotville
Towa
Pinkham
Cluana Franss
KF. D
No. 5
Knoxville
Iowa
Lydia BR. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pintham
Council Has Busy Session With Water Cement Bids
The council faced bids for 000 barrels of cement as part of water and sewer projects. All bids at 1.96 per barrel were rejected, with a committee empowered to secure a better price. Other actions included awarding Round Top cement and trenching work to Black and Latta Construction of Denver for 29780, authorizing a field trip to inspect pipe lines, and requests for street water main extensions and sewer work on Thames Street and 26th Reed and Snyder. A woman’s club offered a public fountain project, while fire safety concerns prompted removal or reconstruction of dangerous walls. Legislative moves included liquor regulation discussions, police power notes, and permits for a merry-go-round.
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Busiaen
Ie Council
Newbies
Sona
Inv
Water ‘and Sewerage Committee
Elven
Round Top
Black and Lattd Construction Company
Denver
North Crow Pipe Wnes
Valve House
Messrs. Sweet
G. P. Johnston
Martin
Crystal Lake
Eighth Street
Central Avenue
Citi
Twenty-Sixth
Reed and
Snyder Streets
Thames Street
W. W. Keefe
Moffitt
National
Woman's Club
Capitol Avenue
Seventeenth
Percy Ilart
Pe Street
East Sixteenth
Com
Wildings
Emmy
Blanton
Sud
Wal
Bigbith
Lennon
Henderson
Joe Gans Near Death In Arizona Health Battle
Word from Arizona reports Joe Gans once lightweight champion nearing death from tuberculosis. The Baltimore born fighter left for Phoenix but moved to Prescott as doctors advised dry air and rest. Gans hoped desert air would aid his health and recover his strength after years of fighting.
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Baltimore
Arizona
Joe Gans
CIA Pion
Gahe Wen
Phoenix
Prescott
Alps
Jeffries Domson
Gana
Nelgon
Ants A Menace To Kansas Town
Kiowa Kansas June 21 ants have invaded the town creating an all summer job for someone to remove them. The pests torment residents entering homes pantries and closets and even bite people at night. Several families have left town as efforts to eradicate them fail.
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Kansas Town
Kiowa
Kan
Only One Special Train Planned for Jeffries Johnson Fight
Following Governor Gillett’s decision that the bout cannot be held in California, most special trains for New York supporters have been canceled. Fragments of the abandoned specials will be collected, leaving likely only one train to attend the fight.
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New York
Gillett
California
Deadly Heat Wave Grips the East
A brutal heat wave sweeps the East with no relief in sight. In Omaha the temperature hit 96 degrees yesterday and is expected to climb toward 98 today as officials warn of continuing high heat and health risks statewide.
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Weather Bureau
Omaha
Noon Heat Puts Fairbury On 101 Degree Peak
The dry hot spell bites with 101 degrees in Fairbury while crops like corn endure a few more days of heat. In St Louis on June 21 the second day of the spell opened at 85 with temperatures rising toward higher levels and no prostrations reported yet. Sherman Co. advertises window shades.
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Fairbury
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