Mid-year luncheon marks Plains hotel grill room opening
The Cheyenne Woman's Club held its mid year luncheon in the Plains hotel grill room with 52 members present. Guests included Mrs. A A Slade Cody Mrs H M Huntington Sheridan Mrs Hugh Olds Torrington and Miss Mabel Balch Greeley. The event featured rose name cards decorations and multiple toasts in a spring green theme.
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Cheyenne Women’s Club
Plains
Plains Hotel
Cheyenne Woman's Club
A. A. Slade
Cody
H. M. Huntington
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Hugh Olds
Torrington
Hugh. Olds
Mabel Balch
Greeley
Frank Wescott
Frances Mentzer
Marty Hynds
Gyrus Beard
Timself
J. G. Jefferis
H. B. Henderson
Andrew Gilchrist
Gilchrist
James WH. Walton
Warren Forbes
Dean A. Worcester
W. CG. Kinkead
W. R. Grier
Casper D. Shawver
George Gilland
A. ©. Putnam
Benny
Sam M. Thompson
Lloyd Sampson
Airey
George P. Johnston
Wallace
Bond
Wyoming
Avery Haggard
William Cgc
Mark N. Hart
Chronic Bronchitis Sufferer Praises Peru Na Remedy
Mr E J Tone Palik of LaCrosse Wisconsin recounts a 26 year struggle with chronic bronchitis and winter hoarseness. After using three quarters of a bottle Peru Na relieved hoarseness and fatigue and he plans to keep it in the house. Peru Na is endorsed for catarrh related ailments and other digestive and rheumatic complaints. Available in tablet or liquid form.
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E. J. Tonepalik
Rose Street
LaCrosse
Wisconsin
Peru-Na
Mrs Enos Laughlin Heads to Long Beach Visit
Mrs. Enos Laughlin will depart Monday to Long Beach California to be hosted by her sister Mrs Stella Ferguson for several weeks the trip arranged with family in the region.
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Enos Laughlin
Long Beach
Calif
Mstella Ferguson
Restful Sleep Reported After Foley's Honey and Tar
Mrs. Annie Davidson of 2080 Myrtle St Bong Beach Cal reports Foley's Honey and Tar gave her a restful night after an awful night cough following influenza. The product claims to relieve harsh coughing wheezy breathing stop throat tickling and soothe irritated surfaces.
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Annie Davidson
Myrtle St
Bong Beach
Cal
Foley
Tabernacle Construction Under Way For Dr Bulgin Visit
R. O. Lewis and Mrs Lewis arrived in Cheyenne to supervise building of a 70 by 128 foot tabernacle with 2000 seats. He plans a two week build and promises readiness before Sunday when Dr Bulgin arrives. Mrs Lewis leads music and youth work. Methodist Presbyterian Baptist women plan meals for workers.
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I E H. J. Bulgin
Gheyenne
Cheyenne
Bulgin
Methodist Church
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Baptist
Ethel Evans Lewis
Spokane
Dr. Bulgin
Lost collar of marten fur reward phone 641 J
Small unlined collar of martens fur. Reward offered. Also for rent a large sleeping room at 214 East 24th Street.
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J. Reward
East 24Th Street
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are a soothing vegetable remedy for constipation and biliousness. The product promises normal liver and bowel action without griping and is sold in 10c and 25c boxes with an olive oil blend.
Choir Rehearsal Plans Under Way at Methodist Church
Mr and Mrs Lewis will direct choir rehearsals tonight at the Methodist church with plans for a 300 voice choir. Dr Bulgin, a nationally famous evangelist, is described as a powerful orator and logical speaker. He was born in North Carolina in poverty and never attended much school yet earned PhD and LL D degrees.
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Lewis
Methodist Church
Dr. Bulgin
Abraham Lincoln
North Carolina
Japan and China policy and the United States role
The text argues Japan has a unique stake in China and must protect its own safety and vital interests. It questions possible friction with the United States and Europe over the Chinese problem, noting Japan’s intertwined destiny with China and the limits of sentimental or economic approaches. It asserts friends recognize Japan's right of self protection.
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Japan
China
America
Europe
Essay read to blame war in court gathering
Judges and spectators shouted shame as chief clerk Bonet Maury read a long essay entitled The Responsible Parties by M Gaillaux. The piece assigns responsibility for the war to various actors and groups, focusing on accountability for the conflict.
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Mr. Bonet-Maury
M. Gaillaux
Reduce Weight Happily and Be Slim with Korein System
Promotes a physician approved weight loss method claiming rapid fat reduction through Korein. Cites multiple personal reports of significant pounds and inches lost in weeks to months. Advertises a book free on request and guarantees results or money back.
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Allen Forrar
Gertrude Payser
Clarence Cash
Orlen Co
New York
N. Ye
Former German Emperor and Poincare Policy Debate
The essay argues M Gaillaux blames Poincare for sharing responsibility for war. It suggests different policies by Poincare could have prevented war, noting Agadir crisis when Germany pursued war, and mentions German troops landed at Agadir in July 1914. Gaillaux's cross examination ends. witness hearing starts tomorrow.
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Poincaire
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Germany
Morocco
Socialist stance and dairy plan face drought era hurdles
The piece notes the socialist party rejects a Soviet regime in the United States while sympathizing with Russian socialists. It highlights farmers suffering from a dry summer. those with ensilage fed dairy cattle fared better. The Chamber of Commerce backs a plan aiding dry farmers to maintain year round income, projecting $25,000 in taxable wealth and local economic stimulation.
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Socialist Party
Russia
United States
Chamber of Commerce
County Chamber Plans Cow Credit Program For Dairying
The Chamber of Commerce with County Agricultural Agent Mitchell Wilkins, county commissioners, and Wyoming University livestock specialists will launch a dairy credit scheme. Banks would loan $20 000 to $25 000 to fund the project. Cows will be bought by the Chamber and resold to small farmers in bundles of three to five, with strict limits per buyer to ensure affordability and manageable care.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mitchell Wilkins
University of Wyoming
Land Seeker Hope Dims as Irrigation Lands Fall Short
State Immigration Commissioner Hill told the American Legion that most ex-soldiers and other applicants seeking lands under the North Platte Irrigation project will be disappointed. He cited a shortage of lands to provide claims for more than a small percentage of the applicants.
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North Platte
Hill Read
American Legion
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