Wyoming Women Miss San Francisco Conference Delegates
Wyoming club women will not attend the national Women’s Clubs meeting in San Francisco next week. The article notes plans for Wyoming Federation events in Cheyenne in October, plus local gatherings including a Baptist sale at Johnston Grocery and a St. Mark’s Guild meeting with a bake sale planned for June 20. Also quoted are literary sayings and a Grace Gould piece on dress harmony for summer outings.
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San Francisco
Wyoming Club
Coset
Wyoming Federation of Women's Elaws
Cheyenne
John Whittaker
R. W. Bradley
Foster
Guild of St. Mark's
Clark Delegate from Washington Hopes for Nomination
Mrs. May Arkwright Hutton, the lone woman delegate from Washington, vows to support Champ Clark if he is nominated. She asserts women nationally favor Clark and predicts only he can carry the Democratic banner against Republicans. She notes suffrage ties and recent West Coast support as decisive factors.
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Baltimore
May Arkwright Hutton
Washington
Clark
Champ Clark
Pacific Coast
Wild Cat Hunt Ends With Payout To 13 Year Old
Gemis D Myhre from Sundance Wyoming recounts a February afternoon on a farm when he tracked a wild cat, shot it, skinned and skipped the hide, then found a two dollar and fifty cent payment in a town envelope after his father returned home.
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Father
Gemis D. Myhre
Sundance
Wyoming
Fooling Papa April Fool Joke in Wyoming Family Tale
On April 1 a sister dressed as a boy and planned to fool Papa. She sought a job plowing for two dollars a day, received the pony and field duties, and at bedtime revealed she was his own daughter, a humorous end in Alva Wyoming with Ger a Patton.
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Mamma
Papa
Gera Patton
Brave Virginia Girl Saves Brother From Fire
In Virginia a seven year old girl and her two year old brother survive a candle fire incident. The sister quickly acted, catching the brother as the flame spread and lifting him out a window. The mother and father later tended the burns. the girl, Lillian Wopat, aged 9, Beulah Wyowing, is celebrated for her quick thinking.
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Virginia
Lillian Wopat
Beulah
Little Girl and Boy Encounter in the Woods
A 7 year old girl from Cheyenne Wyoming recounts a tale of meeting a boy in the woods. The girl explains she lives at the white house with the green porch and is cared for by her aunt and mother while her uncle chops a tree nearby.
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Lye
White House
Slater
Appute
Slster
Mana
Christing Fieming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wages Cut for Denver Laramie & Northwestern Chief
Denver June 21 Marshall B Smith and the Continental Trust company receivers for the Denver Laramie Northwestern railroad served notice on William E Greene that his general manager position paying 10000 yearly would be abolished He remains president of the company Several subordinate employees were discharged It is hoped to save about 8000 a month once debts are segregated and the line completed to Severance Colorado The road owes 400000 A plan to issue 1000 stock subscriptions with bond security was proposed Sidney J Kent a stockholder sought a receiver for the Denver Laramie Realty company alleging 107140 owed and poor prospects for payment He accuses J D Milliken William Lemke J KR Pearson and W A Williams of meetings he was not invited The county receiverships may clash with a petition in the United States district court The State Leader promotes Want Ads in Wyoming
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Denver, Colo
Marshall B. Smith
Continental Trust Company
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern
William E. Greene
Greene
Severance
Colo
Greeley
Sidney J. Kent
Denver-Laramie Realty Company
District Court
United Btaton District Court
Lewis
Clark Leaders Form Plan to Run Convention
Baltimore June 21 A conference of Clark managers in Washington appointed an advisory committee to push a Jacksonian like effort to nominate Clark. The national committee includes Bell Hall Chelton Gordon Mueller Boggs Jamieson Williams Pettigrew Turner Cox and Dubois as field marshal. Clark controls more than half the convention and can block others on first ballot.
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Clark
Washington
Emerson
National Democrats
Theodora A. Bell
California
Arthur P. Gordon
Maryland
Arthur F. Mueller
Nebraska
Carl Boggs
Illinois
W. J. Jamieson
Iowa
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
Pettigrew
South Dakota
George 8. Turner
John I. Cox
Tennessee
Dubois
Idaho
Indians Play Two Games With Longmont
The Cheyenne Indians, in what may be their last appearance under that name, face the Longmont team in a two game series at Pioneer Park today and tomorrow. Longmont has lost only one of ten, after beating Greeley twice, while Cheyenne trains hard nightly and asks only local attendance to cheer them on.
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Longmont
Pioneer Park
A Woman's Wisdom and Medical Advice Advertisement
A mother considers medical guidance for a baby's cough and is drawn to The Common Sense Medical Adviser by Dr. R. V. Fierce. The ad touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female health issues, claiming widespread patient testimonials and urging purchase by stamp order for 1,000 pages of binding.
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Common Sense
R. V. Fierce
Pierce
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