Outing memories and upcoming events at local schools
A nostalgic narration recalls a lively picnic with chaperones Mrs. Peabody and Mrs. Y. Beard guiding Misses Ida Bruce Jamita Kimball Julia Speere Fort Russell and others while noting others plan future outings. News arrives of a June birth in Ogden to Mr. and Mrs. H C Marchant and the St John’s Hospital Training School graduation program with diplomas for four nurses set at the Carnegie Library surrounded by the community’s attendance and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Peabody
Mrs
Y. Beard
Ida Bruce
Jamita Kimball
Carnegie Library
St. John’s Hospital
Plano Solo
V. K. Hart
Leon C. Hills
Tom Cobry Plano
Luna
G. L. Strader
Picnic at Hereford Grove Honours Miss Ida Bruce
A merry company of girls and boys held a Saturday picnic at Hereford Grove in honor of Miss Ida Bruce visiting Mrs. Charles E. Morton at Fort. A carry-all carriage and bicycles carried the party. They explored woods and hills, killed snakes, and shared a lively day with a playful incident on a bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereford Grove
Ida Bruce
Charles E. Morton
Change of Life warning and Lydia E Pinkham promotion
Asheville women report relief from female trouble during the Change of Life after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials from Mrs Junta A Moore of Asheville and Mrs Rice Kreain of Circleville praise improved health and urge other women to try the remedy during this critical period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N.C
Lydia E. Pinkham
Junta A. Moore
East St
Asheville, N. C
W. Mill St
Circleville
Ohio
Entertainments and social notes from Cheyenne society
Mrs FE Z Steever hosts a Japanese Tea at five today for sister Miss Gertrude Thompson. Mrs R F Migdalski and daughter visit Mrs Migdalski's sister Mrs William Wier of Park Addition before heading to San Francisco July 5 to join Lieut Migdaleki and the Mighth Cavalry for the Philippines. Charline Rockell's slumber party features a concert, impromptu stunts, and a fond supper with guests including Mrs T Paul Wilcox and several Misses. Kingham visits Colorado Springs for a month’s vacation while Mr and Mrs F L Ladely tour Denver. Mrs M Lusk of Lusk, Wyoming visits Cheyenne. Eney Swoboda is society reporter. The girls' choir of St Mary's Cathedral, fifty-nine members, enjoys a picnic with Sisters from the convent plus Miss Verna Crafts of Chatham Ontario visiting her sister, Miss Grace Crafts of St John’s Hospital. Marian Moffatt will meet writer Mrs Helen West in Denver Friday after Sioux City visit for her brother's wedding. ladies return to Cheyenne Sunday. Jewish Circle to meet at Mrs Rogenblooms home Wednesday afternoon. 1907 Thomes St.
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R. F. Migdalski
Migdalski
William Wier
Park Addition
San Francisco
Lieut
Migdaleki
Mighth Cavalry
Philippines
Mies Charline Rockell
Kodak
St. Mary's Cathedral
Verna Crafts
Chatham
Ont
Grace Crafts
St. John’s Hospital
Marian Moffatt
Denver
Mra
Helen West
Sioux City
Iowa
Cheyenne
Captain and Mrs Armstrong to Speak at Thursday Dinner
Captain and Mrs Armstrong will entertain at a dinner Thursday evening and host a reception for guests. Captain and Mrs Kenalo Walker will welcome attendees at a reception tonight from eight thirty to ten.
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Mra
Armatrong
Kenalo W. Walcker
Fort Russell Social Roundup and Visitors
Arrivals include Mrs Lucy Ord Mason of San Diego Cal at Fort Russell for summer with daughter Mrs James B Kemper. Ida Bruce trips home to Anna Tr Gen Schuyler after two months with Mrs Morton. Gen Schuyler left for San Francisco after a brief visit. Colonel Omar Bundy hosts an advertisement party at the Post gymnasium. C C C girls gathered at Miss Jamnita Kimball’s Fort home for a social evening. Next meeting at Miss Kimball’s place to cover business. guests included Ida Bruce Jamnita Kimball Aileen Guy Laurie Robinson Florence Snow Fred Bond John Armstrong Walter Jones Langdon Morton.
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Lucy Ord Mason
San Diego
Cal
Fort Russell
Will
James B. Kemper
Ida Bruce
Mrs. Morton
Anna, Tr
Omar Bundy
Post Gymnasium
Jamnita Kimball
Fudge
Miss Kimball
Fort
Aileen, Guy
Laurie Robinson
Florence Snow
Fred Bond
John Armstrong
Walter Jones
Langdon Morton
First Application Darkens the Hair
A vintage hair dye claim describes a product that darkens hair in a single application. It promises immediate concealment of gray hair and gradual color restoration with repeated use, claiming scalp cleanliness and enhanced hair growth.
Standard Oil Official Mixed in Copper Case
Mixed during hearings in the Penn Wyoming copper case as attorneys argue over the allegations that Joseph Seep, ex Third Vice President of Standard Oil, led a stock jabbing fraud that wrecked copper companies and enriched defendants. The suit involves Encampment area properties and is before Judge Lacey of Cheyenne with H V Powell of Chicago representing bond trustees.
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Penn-Wyoming
Seymour
Stedman Harrison and White
Chicago
Mann
Norfolk
Lacey
Cheyenné
H. V. Powell
Joseph Seep
Standard 011
Railroads Add Double Track From Laramie to Boxster
Union Pacific advances double track sections to complete most of the line from Laramie to Boxster as construction proceeds. Lookout eastward marks the next phase with seventeen miles remaining to be finished. Colorado and Southern moves fifteen carloads of wool totaling 400000 pounds from Swan Spur for eastbound shipment. Mohler and a party of Tacoma Pacific officials toured lines during a Cheyenne pass-through on their way to Omaha. General Manager Scorn and Assistant General Manager Lincoln also traveled east earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Laramie
Boxter
Lookout
Colorado & Southern
Swan Spur
Mohler
of Tinton Pacific
Cheyenne
Omaha
Scorn
Lincoln
Ties for Treatment Shipments From Carbon Timber Plant
The Carbon Timber Company of Ft. Steele begins large shipments of ties to the Union Pacific treating plant at Laramie. The move signals expansion of timber products for rail construction and industry demand.
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Carbon Timber Company
Ft. Steele Haw
Union Pacific
Laramie
Wyoming Resources Promoted In UP Monthly Bulletin
The Padkanger traffic department issue highlights extensive advertising space for Wyoming resources. The bulletin emphasizes Wyoming assets and prospects within Union Pacific materials.
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Padkanger Traffic Department
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Railroad Personalities Travel for Business
Traveling personnel include Carriett Fort with Inlin Pacific officials en route Omaha to Cheyenne for business. Wabash traveler G. Feller is in Cheyenne from Dover, and U P Coal officials W L Drennan and G J Black visited Han na yesterday for work. Frank Tallmire of P Coat company proceeded to Hot Springs for duties.
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Carriett Fort
Haniker
Inlin Pacific
Omaha
Cheyenne
Peller
Wabash
Dover
W. L. Drennan
G. J. Black
U.P. Coal Company
Hanna
Frank Tallmire
P Coat Company
Took Springs
Sidewalk Fireworks and Conventions Stir Public Debate
The article notes tensions around Fourth of July safety with fireworks and convention debates. It mentions Bryan and Tammany influence, possible Wyoming delegation dynamics, and a suggestion that major railroads consolidate depots. It ends by a local beauty parlor advertisement at 411 W 19th.
Trio of Negroes Held For Alleged Robbery
Three African American men were detained by Twin Falls city police near the lake yesterday. They allegedly robbed a freight car and were found with a package of new shoes destined for The Idaho Department store. Homes of Charles Davis, Robert Jenna, and William Jane were reportedly entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Department
Twin Falls
Idaho
Charles Davis
Robert Jenna
Wid William Jane
Tillman Convicted of Violating Sunday Law
In police court yesterday Tillman was convicted of violating the Sunday law in a case tied to saloon and hotel interests. Emil Buneh was acquitted and Frank A Tillman was fined 25 dollars. Trial set for July with General Hugo Danselman appearing for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ML Davie
Emil Buneh
Frank A.tillman
George J
Joffoo
Heu
Becker
AL F. Hawking
Hugo Danselman
Weather code fragments describe conditions in terse notes
The text lists weather indicators such as No 4 for fair weather and stationary temperature, No 8 for rain or snow, and combinations with No 1 to imply warmer or colder conditions, reflecting a ritual code of forecast shorthand.
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Indi
Cates
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Helen Gill
Philadelphia
National School of Oratory
H.C. Marchant
Ogden
Utah
Mra. L. BR. Tyson
East Eighteenth Street
Jolly Mente
Olgah. Berger
Capitol Ave
Curios
Buechner Jewelry CO
FE. Z. Steever
Gertrude Thompson
Ruth
Kingham
Colorado Springs
Miss Kingham
Immigration Office
M. Lusk
Lusk, Wyo
Eney Swoboda
Port Russell
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Lynchburg
Gen. Schuyler
Standard Oil
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Sherman Co
Sherman
Amea
Kansas
Peabody & Nelson
Thomes
Capitol Avenue
Kentucky
ATLAS
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Canigan
Jesting Bell Hop
TOE Temples
Monthly Bulletin
Lyri Theatre
Jeas
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Jless
H. Rider Hieghard
Bryan
Tammany
Wyomine
Tribune
New York Central
Pennsylvania
West Shore
Central of
Sanitary
Cook Bros. Co
Tillman
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Willis L. Moore
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