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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1912
Page
4
A guide to attire for women in business settings, favoring simple trims, plain hats, and short skirts. It notes practical dress choices for office wear, practical fashion tips, and cautions against flamboyant styles for professional contexts.
Parisian fashion makers decree embroidery on children's frocks and shift toward changeable taffeta. Red house dresses soften with black satin or gilt embroidery. Evening accessories feature buckles, bow knots, gilt rhinestones, and artificial flowers. Monkeys appear as umbrella handles, a playful Parisian touch.
Mr James Le Cron reads Governor Carey’s message at the Douglas Good Roads meeting. The speech urges rapid highway development in Converse County and statewide routes from Cheyenne to Yellowstone Park, notes limited convict labor for road work, and calls for county commissioners to secure right of way funds and practical road designs.
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