Wedding Bells and Social Notes Brighten Torrington Area
Wedding Wednesday marks March 12 at the Patrick ranch near Torrington for Miss Carle Elizabeth Patrick and Mr. Albert Babbitt Bartlett of Choventia. Mrs. Win Hainesworth hosts a Baptist chain Friday. Herbert Ingraham to play cello at Presbyterian service. Debating team member Helen McDonald, daughter of J A McDonald, earns honors as a State Leader contributor. Fred and Mrs. James announce a baby girl born March 7. Bonnie Jack hosts a dinner for Miss Hall of Greeley with pink sweet peas and a refined menu at the Robinson home.
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Patrick Ranch
Torrington
Carle Elizabeth Patrick
Albert Babbitt Bartlett
Choventia
Vics
Helen McDonald
Steridan High School
J. A. McDonald
Fred James
Bonnie Jack
Robinson
Miss Hall of
Grape-Nut Breakfast Claim for Busy Men
A business man describes morning meals that avoid stomach overload and boost energy. He switched from heavy fare to four teaspoons of Grape-Nuts with sugar and milk, saying it clears the head, steadies nerves, and sustains vigor for work after reading The Road to Wellville.
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Postume
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Bkee
Informal Tea Hosts Hospital Aid and Charity Ball Committees
Mrs Charles Bristol will entertain hospital aid and charity ball committees at an informal tea Monday afternoon from 4 to 6. No written invitations issued. members invited through The Leader. Ladies may drop in any time during the hours.
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Charles Bristol
Hospital Aid
Visiting List Items Highlight Local Departures and Travel
Dean George Davidson and his mother and sister will depart in April for Los Angeles to begin his duties at St. John's parish. Miss Bonnie Jack hosts Miss Winifred Hea Hall of Greeley. Mrs. Ogden of Sundance visits relatives, with other local movement noted. Several families plan trips to Denver, Colorado Springs, St. Louis and San Francisco.
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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 Plan Property Division Action
Lincoln county commissioners meet with the Uinta county board to file a statement with the district court regarding property division. This tops their March session agenda in Pranaton.
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Evanston
Wyo
Lincoln County
Uinta County Board
District Court
Pranaton
Current Events at Capitol Avenue Theater
A bustling Capitol Avenue theater hosts weekly events with many attendees awaiting clearance of qualifications. Organizers report high turnout as audiences await confirmation on eligibility for participation and entry.
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Capitol Avenue Theater
For Rent Furnished Tight Rooms Downtown
Classified notice seeks furnished tight housekeeping rooms in a modern home at 420 West 22nd secret, with a Mar 6 date referenced. Property offer appears terse and local in tone.
Cafeteria Dinner Hours at The Robinson
The Robinson cafeteria offers daily service from 11 30 am to 2 pm and 6 to 7 pm. Weekend or holiday hours not specified.
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the Robinson
Eight Dollars Per Week Not Enough for a Girl
The commission questions if eight dollars a week suffices for a woman to live in Chicago. Hillman says eight or nine dollars could sustain a girl, while he himself would manage on ten or twelve dollars. Senator Juul notes the impracticality of enjoying movies and soda on such earnings. James Simpson of Marshall Field & Co. offered access to company books with private disclosure.
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O'Hara
Hillman
Sach
Chicago
Senator Juul
James Simpson
Marshall Field & Co
Wyoming Governor trims numerous state budget items
Governor Joseph M. Carby disapproves portions of the biennial budget for the fourth judicial district and various state programs. He reduces allocations for the judge’s contingent fund, official court reporter, penitentiary expenses, highway work through prison labor, hot springs improvements, livestock inspectors, child protection, and a farm experiment in Sweewater county, while signaling cautious support for other items. He also rejects a line earmarked to inoculate wolves and coyotes with mange.
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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 Defeats Laramie In Fast City Rivalry
Cheyenne triumphed over Laramie with a 44 to 30 basketball win in a brisk, high pace game. Reportedly the match was one of the fastest ever seen in the city and Cheyenne led from the start with a lively postgame celebration.
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Cheyenne
Laramie
Jokers Roasted In Capitol Depot Hoax
Local tale recounts a prank at the union depot involving Paul Turgeon and Dorothy Mathnon. Friends spread plans of a rice shower on their west-bound train ride, only to find the couple jokingly denying the Cupid plot and producing dance programs from Granite.
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Paul Turgeon
Dorothy Mathnon
Turgeon
Union Depot
Paul
Cupid
Capitol Avenue
Miss Mathson
Granite
Dildine Orders Cars for Studebaker Models
Dildine placed orders in the Studebaker office for three model five cars. Two are sold to Tra M. Schopf, a merchant of Egbert, and to C R Bue chow, a regional lumberman. The text notes tobacco manufacturers amid agricultural product claims.
Gentleman Sees Inclines Angular at One Degree
A description notes a man who considers every slope to incline near one degree. He describes the world as navigated through slight tilts, shaping perception and movement in daily life.
Fragmented Light of a Fading Hero
A stylized diary-like sketch shows a hero fading as age and fragility rise. The writing hints at deteriorating vitality and a lack of vigor in the narrator’s view, with imagery of a too modest thermometer reflecting the hero’s waning strength.
Inaugural Parade Shown at Atlas Boon
Nine days after President Wilson's inauguration moving pictures of the parade will be shown at the Atlas Theater. The reel covers the suffrage parade and key figures, running for one day only. All citizens are urged to attend regardless of party, with Democrats likely eager to see it.
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Wilson
Atlas
Referee Protected by Five Police in Topeka High Game
In Kansas City March 8 five policemen protected Peter Kiel, referee of the Topeka high school basketball game against Kang City, as students raged at his rulings. He escaped with police escort to the depot after the incident last night.
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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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Herbert Ingraham
Denver Music Co
Robert N. Grace
Middle West Territory
State Capitol
Joseph M."carby
Dildine
Boston Ladies
Atlas Boon
AK Calaad
Torrey’s Millinery
W. 17Th St
Conset
Carey Avenue
Moreys
Ives
Morey Mercantile Co
Denver, Colo
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