Wedding Wishes and Social News from Torrington
Wedding on March 12 at the Patrick ranch near Torrington unites Miss Carle Elizabeth Patrick and Mr Albert Babbitt Bartlett of Choventia Chain Party hosts Mrs Win Hainesworth plans a Baptist gathering Friday afternoon. Music includes cello solos at Presbyterian church. Debating team plans meet with Steridan high school. Miss Helen McDonald daughter of J A McDonald, State Leader foreman, earns honors. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Fred James on March 7 1813. Bonnie Jack hosts a dinner at the Rob inson with guest Miss Hall of Greeley. pink sweet peas and favors enhance the menu. guests include Mr Freund Mrs Lee Miss HU Mines town Miss Griswold and others.
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Patrick Ranch
Torrington
Carle Elizabeth Patrick
Albert Babbitt Bartlett
Choventia
Vics
Helen McDonald
Steridan High School
J. A. McDonald
Bonnie Jack
Robinson
Miss Hall of
Strength Without Overloading the Stomach Breakfast
A business man seeks a morning meal that avoids stomach overload and sustains energy. He finds success with four teaspoons of Grape-Nuts with sugar and milk, claiming clearer head and steadier nerves, as promoted by Postum of Battle Creek and the booklet The Road to Wellville.
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Postume
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Bkee
Informal Tea for hospital aid and charity ball committees
Mrs Charles Bristol hosts an informal tea for the hospital aid and charity ball committees on Monday afternoon from 4 to 6. No invitations issued. members are invited through The Leader and may drop in at any time. The Denver Music Co advertises piano sales, rentals, repairs, and tunings at 1616 Capitol Avenue, led by manager Robert N Grace.
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Charles Bristol
Hospital Aid
Denver Music Co
Capitol Avenue
Robert N. Grace
Visiting List Notices Departures to Los Angeles and Beyond
Dean George Davidson and family set to leave in April for Los Angeles where he will begin duties at St. John's parish. Miss Bonnie Jack hosts Miss Winifred Hea Hall of Greeley while Mrs. Ogden of Sundance visits relatives in New Castle. Several residents plan trips to Denver, Colorado Springs, St. Louis, and San Francisco for family or work reasons as troops sail for the Philippines. The Denver Music Co. advertises a wide piano selection at Capitol avenue.
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Dean George Davidson
Los Angeles
Dean Davidson
St. John's
Bonnie Jack
Winifred Hea Hall
Greeley
Ogden
Sundance
A. le. Putnam
New Castle
Lincoln County Commissioners Deliberate Property Division Case
Lincoln county commissioners meet with the Uinta county board to prepare a statement for district court on dividing county property. The session in Pranaton centers on this key matter for the month’s agenda.
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Evanston
Wyo
Lincoln County
Uinta County Board
District Court
Pranaton
Weekly Current Events at Capitol Avenue Theater
A note from Capitol Avenue Theater indicates ongoing events today as many attendees await qualification approvals. The gathering includes multiple people awaiting clearance to participate.
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Capitol Avenue Theater
Furnished housekeeping rooms for rent in modern house
Tiny ad notes available furnished housekeeping rooms in a modern house at 420 West 22nd Street. Entry shows terse date March 6 with location hints.
Cafeteria Dinner Hours At The Robinson Dining Hall
The Robinson cafeteria offers daily dining with lunch and dinner service from 11 30 a m to 2 pm and 6 to 7 pm. Students and staff can eat in shifts.
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the Robinson
Eight Dollars Per Week Limitation Sparks Inquiry
A state commission considers whether a salary of eight dollars per week can support a woman in Chicago without luxuries. Witnesses debate living costs, with Hillman asserting eight to nine dollars suffices while movies and soda strain the budget. James Simpson of Marshall Field & Co. offers access to company books, as does Hillman for private inspection.
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O'Hara
Hillman
Sach
Chicago
Senator Juul
James Simpson
Marshall Field & Co
Wyoming governor trims state budget measures in 1913–15 plan
Governor Joseph M Carby approves partial sums for the fourth judicial district and related state offices, withholds portions citing reduced district size. He approves 100000 for the state penitentiary, 9000 for highway prison labor, and adjusts allocations for child protection, livestock inspectors, and the drought of Sweewater county experiments, while disapproving a wolf and coyote inoculation program.
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Fourth Judicial District
Fourth Judicial
Wyoming
Rawlins
Wyoming State
Big Horn Hot Springs
Atate Board of Charities and Reform
Priory
Tam
Reading
Wate Board of Child and
Board of Child and Animal Protection
Sweewater County
State of
Senate
Board of Farm Commissioners
Cheyenne Triumphs Over Laramie In Fast Game
Cheyenne defeated Laramie 44 to 30 in a rapid basketball clash. The match was noted as one of the fastest seen in the city with Cheyenne leading from the opening and both teams showing sportsmanlike conduct after the final whistle.
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Cheyenne
Laramie
Jokers Roasted In Prairie City Couple
Paul Turgeon and Miss Dorothy Mathnon aroused a April Fool style joke at the depot with rice and shoes showered on them. They later appeared unfazed, showing dance programs from a Granite party as proof the prank had been planned by others.
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Paul Turgeon
Dorothy Mathnon
Turgeon
Union Depot
Paul
Cupid
Capitol Avenue
Miss Mathson
Granite
Dildine Orders Cars for Studebaker Line
Dildine placed orders in the Studebaker office for three model five cars last week. Two are already sold, one to Tra M. Schopf a merchant of Egbert and the other to C R Bue chow a regional lumberman. The note mentions many tobacco manufacturers amid supposed agricultural output.
Inclined Man Angles to Narrow 1 Degree Pitch
A description portrays a man whose every incline appears set at approximately one degree. The quirky observation highlights his precise but minor tilt in stance and bearing.
Severely Whippe and Modest Decline In Aged Hero
An odd reflective note describes a hero facing severe whipping and fading strength as age progresses. The prose hints at a thermometer of vitality that seems modest in its readings, underscoring the narrator’s sense of decline and fragility.
Inaugural Parade Film Shown at Atlas Boon
Nine days after President Wilson's inauguration moving pictures of the parade will be screened at the Atlas. The reel covers the suffrage parade and prominent figures, shown for one day only. All citizens are urged to view the historic sequence regardless of party.
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Atlas Boon
Wilson
Atlas
Referee Protected by Five Officers in Topeka High Clash
Five policemen escorted Peter Kiel as angry Topeka and Kansas City high school students attacked him after a basketball game riling over his rulings. Kiel exited the Kansas City Kansas High School with police guidance toward the depot.
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Kansas City
Peter Kiel
Netraetorim Athletica
Topeka, Kan
Kanga City
Topeka High School
Kansas City, Kan, Hieh
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Royal
Mr&. L
Win Hainesworth
The
Baptist Chain
Cello
Presbyterian Church
Herbert Ingraham
Fred James
Middle West Territory
State Capitol
Joseph M."carby
Dildine
Boston Ladies
AK Calaad
Torrey’s Millinery
W. 17Th St
Conset
Carey Avenue
Moreys
Ives
Morey Mercantile Co
Denver, Colo
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