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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
11
An essay-poem about a rosebush thriving beside a crumbling wall until it blooms all summer, symbolizing resilience. It speaks of a higher purpose to reflect light, gather fragrance, and gain strength from storms.
The General Federation of Women's Clubs Chicago convention ran a $20,000 budget audited after a full day session. Illinois federated clubs provided $10,000, with the rest raised by the Chicago Association of Commerce. Delegate overflows from Iowa increased hotel and auditorium needs. A crush at president's night occurred as women sought Miss Margaret Wilson. The local board plans to present a diamond ornament to Mrs. George Bass.
The Visiting Sist Mrs Peter McFarlane and son Donald will arrive tonight from Junction Wyoming to visit Mr and Mrs Lee Bristol. Mrs Guy Taylor and Bernice arrive from Rawlins to visit Mrs Taylor's parents Mr and Mrs Guatamilton. Miss Olive Wilkins, daughter of Mrs G T Wilkins, returns today after months in Washington and Virginia. The Beach family from here and Cheyenne expect to move in July. Mrs A B Holliday and children of Laramie are calling on Mr and Mrs Elmer Keefe. Mrs Holliday and Mrs Keefe are sisters. Mrs Al Finch and two children travel to Fort Collins for a two week visit. Mrs Clara Andrews and daughter Marjorie of Pasadena California arrived last night to visit Mrs John Storrie.
The Baptist Young People's Union hosts an evening social with a mock trial at the church parlors. Presbyterian Aid Society meets this afternoon in the church parlor. St Marks Guild to hold a strawberry ice cream festival and dance at the Parish House. A cradle roll party at the Baptist church features thirty babies with music, recitations, and remarks on missionary work. Refreshments served by several young ladies. crowd praised for good behavior and cheer.
The Japanese speaker known as the Japanese Silver Tongue has addressed over 2000 audiences across a dozen countries. His platform career began with a decisive victory in his early endeavors.
The program highlights a Northern Oratorical League winner who later earned a national reputation in Lyceum and Chautauqua work. Also featured is a traveler writer and general secretary of the Japanese Association of America with a marquee personality. The event runs July 10 to 15 in Cheyenne.
Federal guidance warns milk may contaminate during hot weather and outlines cooling, storage, and handling steps. Home practices include refrigerating milk immediately, using a sealed container, avoiding odor transfer, and keeping bottles away from sick rooms to prevent illness.
Fashions favor sheer fabrics this season with voile rice cloth net and chiffon. Paris races showcase chiffon and lace frocks and black satin gowns with tunics. White taffetas foundations appear veiled by white net overdresses with border designs and colorings. Patterns No. 6330 8056 8530 4050 illustrate garments with specific yardage and sizing.
Porter named new agent for American Express Co in Cheyenne succeeding C H Moyer after a career path from relief man in Wyoming District to agent in Laramie then Green River before Cheyenne assignment. He previously served two years as Laramie agent.
A family row exposes hidden facts as disagreements flare. Members air grievances, revealing longstanding tensions, with private motives and past incidents coming into the open. The rift sparks speculation about relations and potential reconciliation efforts.
A cryptic item describes a sarulous fool who typically harms himself with his own tongue. Read as a quirky, unnamed gossip note about a tradesperson and a cautionary quip.
One hundred twenty years ago today the balloon appeared as an engine of war at Fleury during the French Revolution. Morlot used the balloon to relay enemy positions for ten hours as revolutionaries won influence, foreshadowing air power in modern warfare and the rise of airships and airplanes worldwide.
Weather report notes fog and light rain in Luthusiam with cool temperatures. Winds from the north. Forecast calls for lingering drizzle into the afternoon and a slight drop in temperatures tonight.
Classified ad offers a large front room for rent with option of board. Contact phone 423 near the Capitol Building.
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