Cheyenne opera plans stir interest for April season
J l Rockwell chosen Cheyenne agent for Denver grand opera next April offers world renowned singers with special railroad rates. Tickets via Mrs Rockwell, April 10 11 and 12. artists include Carolina White Teresa Rinaldi Giorgini and more with The Love Tales of Hoffmann and Hansel and Gretel on the program. Cheyenne parties and local society attend theater events as hosts hostesses and civic clubs discuss plans and charity meetings.
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Ure
J. l. Rockwell
Cheyenne
Denver
May Garden
Chicago-Philadelphia Grand Opera Company
Rockwell
Coterie Art Club Hosts Postponed Meeting
Women’s clubs including the Coterie Art Club were entertained by Mes, RL, Dutcher at a postponed Friday afternoon gathering amid illness concerns.
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Coterie Art Club
Mes
Coteria Art Club
Baptist Mission Circle Meets at Mrs Laverentes Home
The Baptist Mission Circle held a productive meeting at Mrs N J Laverentes home with strong attendance. Mrs Van Winkle led the devotional and roll call, plans were made for the prayer service before Easter, and mite boxes will be turned in. A letter from Lodge Grass Montana praised the Christmas box for the Crow Indians.
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Baptist Missions
Baptist Mission Circle
N. J. Laverentes
van Winkle
Mission Circle
Community religious notices and music events in Chicago
In Chicago the Congregational Mission Circle met with Mins McClaren and Mise Morgan leading readings on mission work in India and hospital activities. Mrs Town, Mrs Henke, and Miss Bond provided lunch, with numerous ladies listed as attendees. Other groups held St Mark's Guild and Presbyterian Missionary society activities, bake sales, and a library lecture on Millennial Morning. The Denver Music Co. advertised pianos and easy terms, noting Miss Margaret Brooks resigned and Mrs D Rice will replace her.
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Mins McClaren
Chicago
Mise ‘Morgan
India
Mra
Har Ria
Mrs. Town
Anna Henke
Mesdames Johnston
van Winkle
Law
Barnes
Hainesworth
Lewis
Davidson
Dilman
Bruce
Schoel
Stanfield
Towner
Hauck
Taylor
Hamilton
Higgins
Harris
Wilson
Turpin
Henke
Mian Bender
Mise Morgan
Miss Bigelow
Laverents
Rev. van Winkle
J. T. Graham
Congregational Mission Circle
H. B. Patten
Mra. Whipple
Mra. G
Banta
Bruce Kinney
Graham
Ferde
The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Cheyenne Defeats Greeley In Lopsided 69-20 High School Game
Cheyenne led by Bell Kerrigan and Clowery powered to a 69 20 victory over Greeley. The Cheyenne quintet controlled the pace with accurate ball handling and strong scoring from multiple players while Greeley struggled to contain the faster offense.
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Bell
Kerrigan
Clowery
Cheyenne High
Greeley
Greeley Boys
Cheyenne
Morrison
Carter
Varvel
Center
Haworth
Cheyenne—Bell
Snow
Marka
Cafeteria Dinner Hours at The Robinson
The State Leader of Wyoming advertises daily cafeteria meals from 11 30 to 2 00 and 6 00 in the evening at The Robinson venue.
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the Robinson
Wyoming
Marshall Says He Would Not Spill Blood to Save Dollars
Vice President-elect Thomas R. Marshall stated he would spend his last dollar to save an American citizen, but would not shed blood to save a dollar. He called Mexico trouble due to class disparity and said his view does not reflect President-elect Wilson’s. He spoke during a Tren ton interview.
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Washington
Thomas R. Marshall
Mexico
United States
Wilson
Trenton
Sued by Wife Ani Gir Capitalist Turns on Gas
Thomas Flynn a prominent capitalist in Des Moines was found dead in his apartment from gas in what police say was suicide. A note attributed domestic troubles as the motive. Flynn's wife, once of Fort Worth Texas, had recently filed for divorce.
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Ani Gir
Des Moines
Iowa
Thomas Flynn
Jjtor
Flynn
Fort Worth
Texas
Tella McCoy
Seattle
Park Cleanup Plan Cited For Public Spaces
A plan proposes spending time to visit parks and scattered lunch wrappings over the grass. The initiative outlines routine cleanup actions in public green spaces.
Flagman duties and rear-end collision risks on railroads
A historical critique discusses flagmen roles on trains, noting inconsistent rules across railroads. It recounts the Overland Express wreck near Western Springs on July 14, where a flagman’s failure to prevent an oncoming fast train led to 11 passenger deaths and multiple injuries, highlighting the need for clear distance and signaling standards.
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Lagman
Aingman
Fiagman
Overland Express
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Reilroad
Western Springs
Ill
Unnatural Motherhood and the Call for Intelligent Nurture
The author argues that natural maternal love does not guarantee wise parenting. Unlike instinctive animal mothers, human mothers must combine trained intelligence with a warm heart. The piece laments the current neglect of critical parenting methods and envisions a world where educated mothers improve child welfare, reducing crying and suffering.
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Giiman
Veteran’s tale of wartime cost and hesitation on streetcar
The Kansas City Journal recalls veterans debating past battles on a streetcar. An old man with a long beard recounts wartime costs and regrets, claiming he paid a substitute to avoid service and wonders if others could have done the same without harm.
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Kansas City Journal
Boya
Gold Surplus Debate and India's Hoarding Trend
An excerpt from the Saturday Evening Post argues about excess gold supply limited to 20 percent Europe, India hoarding vast amounts of gold, and the idea of abolishing gold for an internationally agreed replacement quantity. The piece critiques standardizing the gold dollar and explores global distribution.
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India
United States
Europe
Saturday Evening Post
Special Minister Arrives For Wilson Inauguration
Dr Francisco A Lima special minister from Salvador to the United States was received by Secretary of State Knox who accepted his credentials. He arrived yesterday and comes as diplomatic representative and special envoy for the Wilson inauguration.
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Washington
Francisco A. Lima
Salvador
United States
Knox
Wilson
Tomato Placed Firm Among Vegetables by U S Experts
Washington February 28. Government experts in the department of agriculture issue a new official cook book. They place the tomato first among vegetables for versatility and list many uses from soup to relish. The book notes the spelling catchup for tomato sauce and includes receipts for varied tomato dishes.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Milwaukee forger gouges out eyes after arrest
Los Angeles report states A. J. Heinn founder and former president of a Milwaukee leather goods company, arrested for small forgeries, injured himself by gouging both eyes with a penknife while declaring he sought natural death and would stop forging checks.
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Los Angeles
A. J. Heinn
Milwaukee
Heiin
Notice of Nonresponsibility for Wife's Bills
Frank L. Hortenstine states he will not be responsible for any bills contracted by his wife Ida May Hortenstine from February 27, 1903 onward. The notice serves to legally protect him from debts incurred by Mrs. Hortenstine.
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Ida May Hortenstine
Frank L. Hortenstine
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Lee Bristol
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Hospital Aid Society
Mary I. Wood
Ladies’ Home Journal
Treasury
Civic League
Denver Music Co
Capitol Avenue
Robrt N. Grace
Baker’s Breakfast
Walter Banker & CO
Dorchester, Mass
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St. Mark’s Guild
International Bible Students’ Association
Congregational Aid Society
A. D. Johnston
William Wolcott
Margaret Brooks
the Weastern Union
Mra D. Rice
Brooka
Victor
Middle West Territory
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Loveland
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Hal
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U. S
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