Local Club News Highlights Peducah Market Day and Poetry Prize
General Federation of Women's Clubs bulletin showcases Peducah Kentucky Market Day uniting town and country women with Home Economics lectures and a craft sale. It notes a $100 poetry prize for federated club members and lists civil service job leads for educated women across the Midwest.
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General Federation
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Woman's Club
Peducah
Chub
Martha Foote Crow
One Hundred Twenty-eighth Street
New York
General Federation Department of Literature
General Federation Magasine
Frederick Cole
Civil Service Department
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Visiting Libt Miss Ella Loache to Stay with Mrs Foley
Miss Ella Loache sails from Iowa to Cheyenne to visit Mrs. Foley next week. Mr Losache has been in Cheyenne and Mrs Losache will join later. Fay Walker leaves New York for Aunt visit. Mrs Lee Bristol plans a July Wendover stay with Aunt. Mrs E L Kokjer and two sons depart for San Francisco for summer with family. George Hansen of Pittsburgh arrives for vacation with his parents in Cheyenne. Hansen, a Cheyenne High School graduate, is an electrical engineer with Westinghouse. Mr and Mrs W W Gleason begin summer motor trip visiting Denver Colorado Springs and Kansas with sons H D Gleason. Mrs E R Breisch visiting in Laramie with daughter. Mrs A Christensen to Loveland as guest of Mrs Moore. Mrs Foltz of Fort Russell leaves for Rochester to consult Mayo Brothers. Miss Veroncia Wolfer goes to Idaho Springs for two weeks. Mrs N S Thomas joins Bishop Thomas on Wind River return trip home.
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Ella Loache
Cheyenne
John C. Foley
Iowa
Foley
Mr. Losache
Losche
Fay Walker
New York City
Lee Bristol
Wendover
Sirs
Peter McFarlane
George Hansen
Pittabure
New York
Hansen
Chevenne High School
Ann Arbor
Westinghouse
Mra. W. W. Gleason
Denver
Ashley Gleason
Colorado Springs
Mr Gleason
Kansas
H. D. Gleason
H. D. Gleasons
Berries and Club Notes From The Help One Another Unit
The article highlights a nutritious berry dish described as high value for low cost and easy preparation, suitable for breakfast or lunch. It also covers social notes about Mrs. F. L. Robinson and Miss Nadine visiting Denver, plus the Help One Another Club meeting at Mrs. Peter Jessen’s home with sewing, bazaar planning, and a tea service in the dining room with hostesses and guests.
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Peter Jessen
Hiram Sapp
Orville Hendershot
Anna Jessen
Fred J. Hendershot
Joseph Kingham
Women’s Civic League Meets at Carnegie Library
The Women’s Civic League invites all Cheyenne women to a Monday evening meeting in the auditorium of Carnegie Library. The group seeks cooperative efforts to advance civic reforms, uphold laws, and safeguard the moral and physical welfare of soldiers, boys, and young men in the community.
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Women's Civic League
Carnegie Ibrary
Cheyenne
Church Circles and Parish Activities in Local Parishes
Presbyterian Aid Society met in church parlors with Mrs. H. S. Ridgely presiding. Social hour followed sewing and visiting with refreshments served by Mrs. F. W. Glafeke and Mrs. M. P. Keefe. Altar and Rosary Society held an unusually attended meeting at K. C. hall with hostesses listed. Win One Class at Methodist Church announces National Patriotic Sunday July 1 with an evening program and orchestra from Fort Trussell. a debate is set for part of the Sunday school hour at 9:45 tomorrow morning, inviting all interested.
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Presbyterian Aid Society
H. S. Ridgely
F. W. Glafeke
M. P. Keefe
Methodist Sunday School
Fort Trussell
Methodist Church
Big FlorN Brokerage and Big El oil and Gas Chartered
The Big Flower Brokerage company with $50000 capital filed articles of incorporation at the statehouse yesterday. Directors include J. H Harris A. H. Griffin T. C. Marshall H. Be Williams and Ben Stahl. Principal office listed as Greybull. The Big El Oil and Gas company with $960000 capital filed a charter at the statehouse yesterday. Directors include A. G. Craig FE G. Hurst George W Bimcock T. Murdock Oscar Carlson F. R. Lindsley and Oscar Hoyer.
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Big Florn Brokerage
Statehouse
J. H Harris
A. H. Griffin
T. C. Marshall
H. BE
Williame
Ben Stahl
Greybull
Big el Oi and Gas Company
A. G. Craig
FE. G. Hurst
George W Bimcock
T. Murdock
Oscar Carlson
F. R. Lindsley
Oscar Hoyer
Wyoming firm files papers in Cheyenne for $200000 corporation
The Tulsa Oil and company of Wyoming appears as the principal business in Cheyenne with a $200,000 capitalization. Directors include Arthur Schofield BJ Cooper and Walter UY Smith of Wheatland. Incorporators listed Rudolph F Meyer Clarence Pe Brewer. Principal activity in Douglas. Redpath Hormer filed certification papers in Cheyenne yesterday.
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Cheyenne
Tulsa Oil and
As Company of Wyoming
Arthur Schofield
BJ. Cooper
Walter UY. Smith
Wheatland
Wever Land and Livestock Company
Fa Ecapitationdat
AOC FB
Meyer Rudolph F. Meyer
Clarence Pe Hrewer
Douglas
Redpath-Hormer Ehauiaiqua
Nebraska
Intensive training at Fort Russell strengthens troops
Fort Russell garrison conducts rigorous drill and parades as 4000 men train, with band concerts starting June 24. Major arrivals include Lieut Col F C Marshall and Major Moses, while Private Clement Crowley dies after a five day illness. Fort Russell baseball faces Kansas City Reds. rookies adapt to mounted drills revealing horses’ quick judgment of new riders.
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Rigoro
Fort Hassell
Homestead Oil Prospecting Rules Clarified by Land Office
Wyoming Congressman Mondell asked about oil prospecting on enlarged homestead entries. Commissioner Tallman replies that mineral rights attach to the land if not known mineral when proving up. Claimants must choose a limited patent reserving oil deposits or permit prospecting with government oil ownership preserved.
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Wyoming
Mondell
Clay Tallman
General Land Office
Should elect to take a limited patent for the land
The text discusses entering a limited patent for land with oil deposits reserved to the government. It argues such deposits would be reserved and not subject to appropriation since Congress has not provided for disposing of these deposits.
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Congress
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Will Reid
I. C. Newlin
Minnie Nieman
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Knight- Campbell Music Company
Herold Vaughan
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Florence Snow
Irene Kingham
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Lewis = lavis
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Elwood Breisch
Elizabeth Breisch
Esther Miller
E. R. Bretsch
Boyd's Cash Market and Grocery
Biter
J. T. Boyd
E. L. Kokjer
San Francisco
E. R. Breisch
Laramie
Mra. Frank Holliday
Mrs. A. Christensen
Loveland
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Veroncia Wolfer
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Wind River Reservation
Mrs. F. L. Robinson
Miss Nadine
Mrs. Robinson
Made
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F.C. Marshall Line
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Moses
Alea
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Clement Crowley
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Kansas City Reds
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Chenstein’s
Wm. Myers Dry
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Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
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