Socials and church notices fill Cheyenne week
A busy Cheyenne week features a bridal party farewell for Annet te Little bound for Omaha where a wealthy merchant awaits. Willing Workers at Mrs J E Stimson’s home plan a bake sale at EB S Johnston’s, with many local ladies attending. Civic and church social rounds include Governor Garey hosting dinner and bridge at Nettford flats as community notes spill across East Twenty-fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Society of the Baptist Church
J. E Stimson
East Twenty-fifth Street
A. T. Matteenihe
Sleviante Alla
Louise Stimson
Johnston Grocery
Dorothy van Winkle
Marjorie Whipple
Marjorie Starr
Louise Stim
L. Hughes
Brendler
Mre. Hague
Travel plans of Burrage and Gates families noted
Mrs. Warry Gates and daughter Ruth depart with son Mr. F. Burrage and wife of Laramie for a month long visit with relatives in Bloomington Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. 5. Burrage and
Laramie
Warry Gates
Ruth
Bloomington
Hitnols
Noahs Ark Store Opens in Laramie Wyoming
Noahs Ark Company opens a new store on Seventeenth Street near Capitol Avenue in Laramie. The Boomerang notes a large female crowd at the opening with bargains drawing early shoppers and souvenirs passed as the store is decorated for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah's Ark Company
Noah's Ark
Seventeenth Street
Capitol Avenue
Wyoming
Laramie
Bill Nye
Noahs Ark
Figdler
Vinol tonic claim by A E Rondel Druggist
An advertisement extols Vinol a tonic iron cod liver oil blend to counter high tension and nervous breakdowns. It cites a college professor praising its strength building powers and promises refunds if unsatisfied, urging use for run-down adults children and convalescents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinci
Rondel
Remains of Mrs Paul Kimball Sent to Ogden for Burial
Former Senator and Mrs Frank J. Cannon of Denver arrived in Cheyenne to meet the remains of their daughter Mrs Paul Kimball who died in Chicago. The body is being shipped to Ogden Utah for burial. The Cannons depart for the west this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Frank J. Cannon
Denver
Paul Kimball
Chicago
Ogden
Utah
Cannon
No State Bounty on Beasts of Prey This Term
Governor Carey vetoed the bounty bill funding state bounties for wolves coyotes and other predators in Wyoming. He cut 60000 from appropriations and opposed a 100000 fund via a two year 0.25 mill tax. He urged counties and interstate cooperation and warned against fraud and unnecessary expense. He also rejected a penitentiary reform bill noting overlap with the Industrial Institute funds and the need for rehabilitation over incarceration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Baldwin
Wyoming
B. L. Houx
Parey
Wood & Way
Wyoming State Penitentiary
Wyoming Industrial Institute
State Penitentiary
Plague Outbreak Hits Manchuria Towns and Hospitals
A garbled report describes a plague sweeping through towns in Manchuria, with many victims and strained hospitals. It mentions authorities and widespread fear as the disease spreads across villages and counties.
Rocky Mountain Traffic Association Opens Offices
The Rocky Mountain Traffic Association has opened its Keefe building offices under traffic manager R. La Varney with K. E Black assisting. A new rate plan will be added and the office will handle all traffic work with several loss and damage age complaints investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onne
Interstate Commerce Commission
Varney
Laramie
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain Traffic Associaon
Keefe Itull Black
R. la Varney
K. E B. Blackman
Teally
Weather Report for Sherman Co Forecast
Fall warmth expected with a warmer Saturday. Rain or snow likely in the northwest. Sunday will be unsettled with varying skies and temperatures.
Paced Ad Warns of Evening Overeating Dangers
An old time health blurb urges avoidance of heavy dinners to prevent stomach and bowel strain. It promotes CASCARETS as a night remedy that works while you sleep, claiming benefits for tomorrow’s comfort. The copy uses quirky phrasing and brand gimmicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. EK
A. M
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Dr. Pierce
Annette Little
Pierce Suit and Cloak Company
Lisle Brancon
Edward J. Pierce
Lisle Branson
Little
Annis Reese
Jessie Fye
Angel Johnson
Mick Alice Fye
Georgia Clark
Halligan
Mesdames
E. S. Jomneson
Henry Bullock
A. Slack
Guy Atkins
Emma Dobbyne
G. C. Hager
A. I. Matthews
H. B. Stubs
L. C. Freund
Robert van Winkle
Hague
Brinslald
Berger
Elliot
Roselle
Walker Lee Lave
H. Hansen
O'Berg
Carlson
Fredenberg
Helmer
Williams
Hainesworth
Kingham
Kennedy
Turpin
Johnson
Taylor
HamiMan
Houx
Brender
Paul Johnson
Welnitz
Rev van Winkle
W. E. Stine
Bridge
Nettford
Ira B. Fee
Leremie
D. R. Kinport
C. L. Agnew
Capitol Ave
Twenty-seventh Street
Fame
Robert McWetridge
Charles Carey
J. L. Craig
Anaconda
Montana
Wd. Wedemeyer
Craig
Bertha Mills
Cornelia Elis
George T. Burrage
J. & T. Cousins
Oxford
Wasserman’s
Our
Sage
Bate
Beat
Paris
CorrRiaur
Sime
Noah’s Ark Company
Pekin
Lagatien
Manchuria
Sommanveas
Legation
Sunkist
Rogers
Sunkist Oranges
California
Eres
California Fruit Crowers’ Exchange
Clark Street
Traffic Association
The
Sherman Co
Optometry
METRY
OPTO
Opthalmology and
Biale
Wiveth Jewelry & Optical CO
17Th
Phont
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