Pretty early spring wedding at the Rossman home
A wedding held March 1 at the Rossman residence united Mise a on Rossman and Frank A. Willey with Rev. Brace officiating. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. R. Burner. A wedding supper followed. The couple will reside at 2310 Pioneer Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise A On Rossman
Frank A. Willey
J. F. Rossman
FE. E. Brace
Methodist Church
R. &. Burner
Willey
Roseman
Pioneer Avenue
Visiting List: Miss Helen Smith Returns Home
Miss Helen Smith of Denver, who has been visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. J. Guthrie, returned home Sunday afternoon.
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The
Elks
Red Cross
Ellis
the Plains
A. E. Roedel's
Vaughan's
Palace Pharmacy
Boyd's
Carey Avenue
Dy. J. O'Connell Grocery
South Cheyenne
Ped Cross
J. A. Riner
Cyrus Beard
John W. Lacey
W. C. Mentzer
C. E. Brydenburg
C. J. McGovern
E. W. Stone
J. T. Speer
A. Huston
P. BK. Glafcke
H. G. Watpe
G. E. Abbott
van Tassell
J. Ohnhaus
R. B. Forsyth
Donald Forsyth
T. B. Kennedy
J. T. Kendall
Fred Warren
Thomas Hunter
C. D. Carey
H. &. Ridgley
J. H. Conway
Charles [Kesig
W. Sh. Hunton
Louise Smith
Leon C. Hills
Denver
Presbyterian Church In
Cheyenne
Mary B. Roys
Milas
Abby J. Roys
Presbyterian Church
Ed Cross News
William Myers
Myers’ Dry Goods Company
HW VY. Ellis
Young Ladies’ Sodality of
St. Mary’s
George Storey
Burns
Una Nichswander
John A. Riner
Judge Riner
M. H. Todd
Thermopolis
Allee McCarten
Mia
Miss McCarten
St. Joseph's Hospital
Helen Smith
J. J. Guthrie
Miss Smith
Cheyenne Women of W C T U To Meet At Headquarters
The Cheyenne W C T U organizes a 2:30 PM gathering at 218 West Nineteenth Street urging a large attendance. Also notes Y P B meeting at headquarters and St Mark's Sunergae Lenten work at the Parish house this afternoon.
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Cheyenne W
St. Mark's
Regulation bans potatoes as flour substitutes in wheat sale
A Food Administration notice from Theodore Diers quotes a Hoover telegram mandating a fifty fifty wheat conservation plan nationwide. Potatoes are no longer permitted as substitutes. wheat flour sales halt when substitutes are exhausted, to conserve wheat for allies.
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Theodore Diers
Hoover
Changeable weather prompts home remedies for croup
Mrs W L Thornton of Little Rock Arkansas reports her boy suffered a severe croup attack and Foley's Honey and Tar relieved him after two doses. The piece urges prompt relief during cold months and warns against dangerous illness.
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Wickhnees
W. L. Thornton
Little Rock
Ark
Foley
Torrington Hackers Reported In Return
Two men named John haus and L Meatty were said to have returned from Torrington yesterday morning in an incident described as a hack in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrington
Johnhaus
L. Meatty
Submarine War Impact on American Commerce Explained
London dispatch analyzes how German U boats threaten U S shipping, arguing nine months of delay gained due to increased American shipbuilding and anti submarine efforts. It notes England faces rationing while American demand grows, with the real test lying in American shipyards and production capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Walter
London
Mar
America
England
Europe
Tuscania
Germany
France
Wind River oil holdings eyed after Magnan trip
A. A. Magnan, manager of Wind River companies, traveled from Cheyenne to Lander visiting Wind River Refining stockholders and exploring district properties. He planned further Cheyenne stops and pledged to update local holders on oil field prospects. The holdings show strong potential for development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Magnan
Wind River
Lander
Cheyenne
Wind River Refining Company
Wilaan- Fowler
Magnan
Compan
Most Productive Fields in Wyoming Named by Magnan
Magnan highlights the most productive fields in Wyoming, detailing which sectors lead in output and growth. The report emphasizes resource-rich regions and policy implications for development strategies across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Mr. Magnan
1918 Game Licenses Issued In Cheyenne Authorities
With spring, Cheyenne sportsmen obtain 1918 game licenses. Justice of the peace offices distribute forms. Small game resident licenses cost $1, small and large game licenses $2.40. Nonresidents pay $5 for small game, Wyoming residents pay $60 for game shooting. Alien licenses cost $425.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Justices of the Peace
Wyoming
Mise Bara Stars in Cleopatra at Atlasheater This Week
The greatest living siren actress Mise Bara appears in William Foxs lavish Cleopatra at the Atlasheater Thursday and Friday with daily matinees and evening shows. Fox surrounds Bara with top players and lavish costumes, claiming wardrobe and ornament value exceed $150000 as the historical film recreates Egypts vampire queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Heda Bara
William Fox
Ubt
Plavera
Cleopatra
Miss Hara
Loyal Railroad Officials Defend Government Control
President William SprouIe of the Southern Pacific denounces claims that railroad leaders oppose wartime government control. He calls charges treacherous calumny and urges railroad men to stand firm against disloyalty as the nation faces its difficult war period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Sproule
Southern Pacific Company
San Francisco Transportation
Sproule
P Snoress
Toweh
Salvation Army drive to raise two million dollars statewide
Charles D. Carey of Cheyenne announces a statewide Salvation Army campaign to raise 2,000,000 with county quotas. Proposals set county-by-county targets including Albany 1500, Campbell 800, Johnson 1200, Laramie 1000, and Cheyenne listing among many, led by Stanley Chamberlin to organize drives statewide.
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Charles D. Carey
Cheyenne
Satanley Chaemey
Chicago
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Knigh of Columbus
Prealdene Wiligyi
John J. Pershine
Ecanditide
Hrey
Albany
Bightorn
Campbell
Carbon
Crook
Fremont
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Coats
Boston Ladies’ Tailor
P. BE. OO
Chapter Cc
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Claude Draper
Rebekahs
John von Kennell
Order of Knitters
Betty Brown
pFope
OTL
Hei
Theda Bara AS
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
TNT Govieeinmens
SAVS
Lot
Charles Th Carry
Disort Po Sano Campass
Sever
Sthafierfoan
Esentor
Grout Grhewe
Ludie aSoggery
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