Community Clubs Schedule Meetings And Social Events
The article outlines upcoming and past activities of local clubs. Associated Charities holds a meeting next Tuesday at the Parish House. Mount Mellick Club hosts an Atlas party this afternoon. College Club meeting postponed for a week with Julia Lacey as hostess. Help-One-Another Club reports a well attended quarterly meeting with new member and generous gifts. Women’s Club Card Party planned for Easter Tuesday with a charity focus. Saturday Musical Club reports a lively meeting, leadership changes, and program planning for the season. local piano dealers advertise instruments and services.
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College Club
Julia Lacey
Mea
William Kaufhole
Mire
Thomas
le Robinson
Associated Charities
Por
Hirom Sapp
George Sell
Mira
John Wilcox
Musical Club
W. K. Hart
Louis J. Reilly
J. L. Rockwell
Community church notices and events in Cheyenne area
In church circles the North Cheyenne W C T U parlor meeting is planned for Tuesday afternoon March 1 at 108 East Eighteenth Street. Mrs Lora S La Manee national organizer will attend and speak to the ladies. Also a St Mark's guild bake sale is scheduled this afternoon at the parish house. Congregational ladies close their rummage sale tonight after ten days of profit and success. Baptist Willing Workers met at Mrs Brhnson's home with hostesses Mrs J B Stimson Mrs B A Slack Mrs A O McGregor and Mrs A R Towner. A bake sale is planned next Saturday March 7 at Johnston grocery, led by Mrs Dobbins and Mrs Johnston.
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North Cheyenne
W. C.T. Ty
W. M. Nelson
East Eighteenth Street
Lora S la Manee
At. Mark's Guild
Congregational
Mre
J. B
Stimson
Mra
B. A
Slack
Mee
A. O
McGregor
A. R. Towner
Johnston Grocery Store
Myre, Dobbins
Johnston
Guild of St. Mark's
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Agnes Guild
Social afternoon and church events announced
The gathering featured piano selections and refreshments served by hostesses and assistants. An International Bible Students lecture titled The Pyramids and the Tabernacle was announced for Sunday. The Guild of St. Mark's plans an Easter bazaar, musical tea, and a St Agnes event with a supper and dance in spring.
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International Bible Students’ Association
Familiar Signs of Spring The Looming Season Opens
The piece imagines spring arriving with vivid, quirky personifications of animals and events. It humorously notes the thaw, farming tasks, and cultural ramblings as the season approaches, praising the season while ribbing the delays and excess poets.
Cheyenne to Get New Clothing Store
Oscar Larson plans to open a clothing store in Cheyenne occupying the Capitol Avenue theater building, taking over Jack Totty’s former shop. Larson, once with Mosher Clothing of Laramie and connected with the Baroit Mercantile, will buy a fresh stock and aims to open soon after April 1.
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Cheyenne
Oscar Larson
Mosher Clothing Company
Laramie
Jack Totty
Capitol Avenue
Larson
Bareit Mercantile Company
Ay Wative
The State Leader Ad: Wyoming Classifieds Take a Try
Wyoming readers explore The State Leader want ads as a quick way to find jobs housing and goods. The compact notices highlight listings for services rentals and sales with typical regional tone and practical details.
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Wyoming
Taxi Driver Acquitted of Murder in New York
Judge Fowter told Leon Gerard a cab driver acquitted after a trial for the murder of Mrs. Mary Pithridge a cousin of District Attorney Whitman. The judge described the jurors verdict as granting permission to go home and hire another taxi. He warned the drunken chauffeur image while noting the mind’s peace.
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New York
Fowter
General Session Court
Leon Gerard
Gerard
Mary Pithridge
Whitman
Taft Visits Brooklyn Superbas Spring Camp
Former president William Howard Taft arrives in Augusta for a spring training visit with the Brooklyn Superbas. Taft, a noted baseball fan, will watch training sessions and may comment on the talent of shortstop Bill Dahlen as the team prepares for the season.
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Augusta
William Howard Taft
United States
Brooklyn Superbas
Taft
Wilson
Superbas
Washington
Roosevelt
Brooklyn
Bill Dahlen
Real Tariff Work Recur By Committee
Washington March 7 The house ways and means committee organizes for the sixty third congress as tariff measures framed last session are expected to be presented to the caucus before the extra session April 1. Underwood leads a plan to push tariff work while delaying other party business.
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Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
Derwood
News Committee
Underwood
House
Wilson
Carter Glass
Banking and Currency Committee
Congress
Br. Wilson
Ways and Means
Senate
Don’t Say That or You’ll Have a Calamity Crossing
In a Century Magazine reminiscence Brander Matthews recalls Oliver Herford’s friend planning a European trip aboard the Celtic. On the eve of departure the friend teased his choice of ship and misnamed it the Keltic, triggering Herford to warn of a grim fate if he persisted.
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Brander Matthews
Century Magazine
Oliver Herford
Europe
New York Waiters Strike Before Dined Diners
The report notes a strike by New York waiters occurring before diners finished meals, illustrating tensions over service charges and tipping practices. The description emphasizes disregard for potential tips and the clip between the olip and the tip as noted in the text.
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New York
Governor Carey warns against county bond borrowing
Joseph M. Carey argues counties should not bond to cover current expenses or to cover fraudulent warrants. He blames delinquent county commissioners and lax oversight for financial trouble, urging adherence to constitutional tax limits and duties. A Brooklyn girl set fire to a house seven times, reportedly due to sadness. A banker advises young men to marry and give wives their pay envelopes, a view echoed by wives.
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Joseph M. Carey
Brooklyn
Thompson and Louis Resign to Join Express Company
George G. Thompson chief clerk of the post office department resigns to become purchasing agent for United States Express. Charles A. Louis chief examiner of carriers accounts resigns to become comptroller of the same company. The moves are part of a broader express company staff reorganization amid Interstate Commerce Commission rate investigations.
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Washington
George G. Thompson
Post Office Department
Parcel Post
United States Express Company
Charles A. Louis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Express Company
Piatos Offer High Grade Creators in Middle West
The 1 Music Co at 1616 Capitol Avenue advertises Piatos as a reliably higher grade product than any other in the Middle West territory. The note adds a reflective line about a man struggling to bury his dead past.
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Middle West Territory
1 Music Co
Capitol Avenue
Deliberations Stall in Clarence Darrow Jury Trial
After a daylong session the Los Angeles jury in Clarence Darrow's bribery case appeared deadlocked with a rumored possible acquittal. Judge Conley warned of discharge if no verdict by 8, threatening Monday confinement if needed.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence
Conley
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Wilhvers Dry Goods
L. R. Tyson
Mount Mellick
J. L. Hockwell
Women's Club
In Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Tulthon
Mabel Smith
Grant
Phillips
Laverents
Dobbin
Tyson
Cunningham
Crook
Hainesworth
Williams
Stoker
H. Hansen
Hellmer
Hauck
Taylor
Wellnite
Turpin
Miss Bigelow
VFTO
Nenecessary
Capitol Grocery
Darrow
Florida
Nebraska
Ing
E. $. Johnston Grocery Company
Jast
Peter’s
Carby Avenue
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