Sunshine society gathering and wedding notices
Mrs. BD EB Apperson hosts a Sunshine society afternoon with a yellow and white theme and a scholarly contest won by Mrs. Clarence Marries. Several social figures attend as plans for a school program and Elks Home entertainment are noted, plus upcoming Phelan-McDevitt nuptials at St. Marys Cathedral. A baby’s death from heart failure and a funeral in Capitol grocery store circle are also reported.
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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 Crown Miss Martha Kallig at Park Adds Home
A wedding is set for 8 PM at the bride's parents home Mr and Mrs Pratik Bdes with Rev Frank La Mocrad officiating. About fifty invitations were issued for the ceremony in Park Adds, with attendees including Miss Myrtle Nave from Omaha and guests from Denver Central City and Omaha.
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Gambtin
Myrtle
Nave
Omahe
J Wo
Bamblin
Martha Kallitz
R. E Roberts
Central City
Omaha
Nebraska
Reader Questions Artesian Water in Cheyenne
A Cheyenne reader questions why Sherman County does not bring artesian drinking water to town. The letter mocks the water wagon proposal and warns the new system could harm residents.
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Cheyenne
Wryo
Doctors Failed to Help Woman in Iowa Case
Knotville Iowa Mrs Claudia Franss writes of long pain and weakness in the right side. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills with restoring strength and sleep. The letter promotes the remedy for displacements inflammation irregularities and related female ailments. It quotes the maker offering free advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Knotville
Towa
Pinkham
Cluana Franss
KF. D
No. 5
Knoxville
Iowa
Lydia BR. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pintham
Mr. Pinkham
Lynn
Mags
Fort Ut
Council Priorities and Water Works Pressures Dominant
City council discusses new water supply bids and cement contract. It approves Round Top projects, considers pipe lines, sewer work, and a curb for water main extensions while debating liquor regulations and civic amenities.
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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 Nearing End In Arizona Sanatorium Visit
Baltimore reports boxer Joe Gans once lightweight champion is near death from tuberculosis. He moved from Baltimore to Prescott after leaving Phoenix seeking a restorative climate. Gans hoped to regain health with the help of Battling Nelson’s advice before departure.
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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 residents face a persistent ant invasion that damages lawns houses and pantries. The town seeks an all summer worker to eradicate the pests as infestations spread to clothing and even sleeping residents prompting families to move away.
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Kansas Town
Kiowa
Kan
Only One Special Train Planned for Jeffries Johnson Fight
After Governor Gillett blocked the California bout, most New York special trains were canceled. Remaining fragments suggest only one special train will run to the fight, with supporters collecting the unused plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gillett
California
Deadly heat wave sweeps the East
A brutal heat wave grips the East with no relief in sight for today and tomorrow. Omaha records 96 degrees with forecasts showing near 98 as the heat persists across the region.
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Weather Bureau
Omaha
Dry heat climbs. Fairbury records 101 as corn thrives
In Fairbury noon heat reaches 101 degrees while corn shows resilience. A dry, hot spell tightens conditions with forecasts of higher temperatures ahead. Across St. Louis on June 21 the second day of the heat wave opens at 85 degrees with little evidence of prostration and a general promise of more heat. Window Shades at Sherman Co.
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Fairbury
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