Benefit Concert Promises Elks Hall Evening Pleasures
Red Cross benefit concert at the Elks home features the J. L. Rockwell quartet and assistants in a full program at 8 15. Tickets are expected to sell out as patrons enjoy a string of vocal and instrumental numbers from Verdi to Rachmaninoff and Offenbach.
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the Red Cross
Elks’ Home
J. L. Rockwell
Crowded House
Boice
Hinkle
Vaughan and
Lake
James Dunn
Out-of-town speakers join Red Cross group war effort
Cami From France appears among speakers as Alex Douglas and Harry E. Magoon of the American army in France receive aecard. Magoon, son of Cheyenne’s former garage manager Mrs. Carlson, worked on government surveys in Wyoming and California and with Union Pacific last year. Red Cross headquarters report gauze shortages delaying shipments and future room openings. Knitters urged to return completed garments by Saturday with unfinished yarn must be returned.
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Cami
Frace
Alex Douglas
Harry E. Magoon
France
Mr. Magoon
Carlson
Cheyenne
Mr. Dougines
Wyoming
California
Union Pacific
Red Cros News
Red Cross
Mary Carpenter
Knitting Department
The
Visiting List Highlights Incidental Travels of Local Residents
Dr. L C Hills returns to Denver after cheyenne funeral for Mrs. Mary Boys. Mrs Kenneth Smith and baby return to Pine Bluffs from visiting Mrs Smiths parents Mr and Mrs L P House. Mrs BE Sullivan of Basin and daughter Dorothy leave Cheyenne after brief Plains visit. Mrs F S Bartlett back from Thermopolis health baths and rests in Underwood. Moble Ingersoll returns from eastern buying trip via Perry Iowa. niece Clara Raife accompanies to New York. Mr and Mrs M P Thompson back from trip to San Francisco Los Angeles Long Beach San Diego and El Paso. John Thomas son of Mr and Mrs C S Thomas home from Camp Dodge for short leave. Edith K O Clark to visit Washington DC with Sen John Kendrick. visited Columbia University, guest of Miss Jesse Lummis. Robert Carey of Careyhurst in town on business.
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L. C. Hills
Denver
Cheyenne
Mary Boys
Kenneth Smith
Pine Bluffs
Smith
L. P. House
BE. J. Sullivan
Basin
Dorothy
the Plains
F. S. Bartlett
Thermopolis
Underwood
Moble Ingersoll
Perry
Iowa
Misa Clara Raife
Ingersoll
New York
M. P. Thompson
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Long Beach
San Diego
Cal
el Paso
Texas
John Thomas
Thomas
Camp Dodge
Edith K. O. Clark
Washington
John 2
Kendrick
Clark
Columbia University
New York City
Jesele Lummis
Columbia
Robert Carey
Careyhurst
White Easter dress shimmers in oyster silk and floral embroidery
A spring coat of oyster white raw silk appears festive and youthful with rich pastel floral embroidery. A white silk bat and blue crepe crown accent the look, ideal for the spring bride amid wool shortages.
Women's Club Activities Highlight Local Meetings
The Women’s clubs convene this afternoon with programs on The Latest Hook The Latest Play and The Latest Opera led by Mrs Forsyth Mrs Graham and Mrs Hud son. Whittier Club hosts Mrs Morton this afternoon at her home. The Ladies of the Maccabees knit at Mrs Fr J Gorney’s 612 West Twenty third Street. Sisterhood annual meeting at Mrs Claude Draper’s home results in Mrs Ira B Fee reelected president with officers including Mrs C C Carlisle and Mrs Paul Lariver.
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Woman's Club
Thebrary
KR. B. Forsyth
Ida R. Graham
D.C. Hudson
Whittier Club
R.A. Morton
Usis
Ladies of the Maccabees
Knitting Club
Fr. J. Gorney
West Twenty-third Street
Mok. O
Fr. E
Claude Draper
Ira B. Fee
Fee
C. C. Carlisle
Paul Lariver
William A. Hiner
Treas
New Water Equipment Ordered by City Commission
Additions to the water department fleet were approved at recent meetings. A three-fourths-ton truck will be purchased from W. E. Dinneen's garage for water use, and a horse-drawn sprinkler is to be bought from H. W. Moore & Company of Denver. The Latz company bar liquor license was transferred to Max Davia upon application by Mr. Van Rolinick.
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Water Department
Celty Council
Wyoming Farmers Urged to Expand Production and Labor Use
John E. Durham of the United States Employment Service urges Wyoming farmers and ranchers to increase crops and livestock. He reports a steady influx of farm job seekers and says the service, active for a decade nationally and about a year in Wyoming, can meet any labor demand with thousands of applications received from both sides.
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Durham
United States Employment Service
Social club notes and greetings from members
Letters were read from absent and former members including Mrs. Goodrich of Ypsilanti Michigan Mrs. G L Strader of Hollywood California Miss Gussie John Aston of Washington DC Mrs. Ashley Gleason and Mrs Frank Gleason. Following the business program the hostess served tea.
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Urer
James True
Draper
T. Paul Wilcox
A. 1
John. Bon
Goodrich
Ypsilanti
Mich
G. Ll. Strader
Hollywood
Cal
Gussie Johnaston
Washington, D. C
Ashley Gleason
Frank Gleason
Denver
Church Circles Plan Meeting and Sewing for Bel gian Babies
The Anna Gordon W. T. U. of South Cheyenne will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. William Jansen at 00 East Ninth Street. A good program is planned and a large attendance is desired. The Girls Friendly society of St. Mark's met at the Parish house last evening to continue sewing for the Belgian babies.
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Anna Gordon W. T. T. U
Anna Gordon W. «. T. U. of
South Cheyenne
William Jansen
East Ninth Street
Girls Friendly Society of
St. Mark's
Pariah House
Billy Sunday to France for Kaiser crusade
Chicago reports evangelist Billy Sunday plans to go to France to join the war effort saying he will depart after finishing his work in Perth, aiming to strike at the Kaiser with a rifle. The remark appears in a dispatch from Chicago dated March 12.
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Chicago
Billy Sunlay
France
Kaiser
Persting
Tim
Fini
Perth
Wo Non Need Tolay
Rock Springs Doctor Joins Medical Corps
Rock Springs Wyoming March 12 Dr Oliver Chambers the first local physician called to the colors reports at once to Fort Dodge Iowa base hospital for temporary duty He was commissioned captain in the Officers Medical Reserve Corps and will stay until the Nebraska unit leaves for France Chambers has practiced medicine in Rock Springs for fifteen years and is division surgeon for the Union Pacific railroad.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Kteck Springs
Oliver Chambers
Army Base Hospital
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Officers Medical Reserve Corps
Chambershaw
Union Paccific
Caplin Chambers
Propiteering in Seeds Alleges by Officials
Washington March 12 A joint statement from Secretary of Agriculture and Food Administrator says prompt action will follow cases of seed profiteering. The note cites many complaints of abnormally high seed prices and inadequate distribution risking national food program and acreage, urging action on specific information.
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Washington
Wouston
Hoover
Powell predicts dramatic tax levy changes in county
Deputy assessor Dee Livingston says the county tax levy could drop from 95 to 40 percent this year due to higher county valuation from Shoshone project farm assessments. Shoshone farmers face higher taxes while farmers elsewhere may pay less. Powell school tax may drop to about 6 mills from 10.
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Powell
Wyo
Mar
Dee Livingston
Glenrock Council Rejects Livery Garage License Ordinance
The Glenrock Wyoming city council defeated an ordinance to require licenses for auto livery garages. Martin Smith testified that his livery operates only on orders from garages and would challenge the ordinance in court if enacted, citing unequal taxes between garages and taxi operators.
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Glenrock
Wyo
Gulcott
Martin Smith
Ile
Man Donates 1500 For Heli Build Capp doll In West San Francisco
William Brewer of Chicago sent a note to Mayor Rolph claiming he advanced 1500 to contractor Walter As gerle for labor on a 4 500 000 capitol building. He asks for work start details and a line from the contractor.
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Cappdol
San Prancisco
Cal
Marcel
Rolph
William Brewer
North
Clark Street
Chicago
Capitol Building
Walter Asgerle
Laborera
San Francisco
Milner Bank in Steamboat Springs Fails to Open
Milner Bank & Trust in Steamboat Springs Colo failed to open and is in receivership with Sidney W Clark appointed by the state bank commissioner. The institution was short of funds, with deposits about 105000 dollars. President T Cheney promised full repayment to depositors and eventual repayment up to a defined percentage.
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Colorado
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Milner Bank & Trust Company
Sidney W Clark
State Bank
Oo T. Cheney
Absent-Minded Doctor Delights Patient with Mixup
A New York Sunday American humorous note describes a patient meeting a new family doctor, Ming, who is too absent minded. The doctor accidentally calls out to reveal his mistake during a stethoscope exam, creating a comic misunderstanding.
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Denon
Ming
Shello
New York
Prom Our Radlmort Dir Norah Mulvaney Meets Min Curr
Norah Mulvaney and Min Curr share a moment when two friends meet during a social event. The brief encounter hints at ongoing community ties and local hospitality.
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PROM
Mra
Norah Mulvaney
Min. Bildeed Curr
Untitled Dialogue Fragment From Irish Speech Scene
A brief exchange shows Nort addressing Bridget and Mrs Mulvaney with a hopeful remark about a newborn. The dialogue hints at an Irish domestic scene with common terms of endearment and family growth.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary K inys
Funeral services were held yesterday at the Presbyterian church for Mrs. Mary K inys who died days earlier at the Private hospital. Rev. Leon C. Hille of Denver and Rev. J. J. Stubblefield officiated. Miss Abbey Rowe, longtime Cheyenne teacher, led high school pallbearers in a mass turnout. The body was shipped to Grand Rapids for burial with arrangements completed there. Pallbearers included A. D1 Johnson, EK 8 Johnston, Ira B. Fee, AL B. Roedel, Samuel Corson and KR N. Grace.
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Mary Kinys
Presbyterian Church
Leon C. Hille
Denver
J. J. Stubblefield
Abbey Rowe
Cheyenne
Grand Rapids
Wich
Miss Rowe
Dual Nationality Sparks Busy activity at American consulate
In Vancouver British Columbia Tiwi nationality prompts many young men of military age to claim American status. The American consulate handles extensive paperwork as locals decide whether they are Canadians or Americans. Some change claims late, creating regulatory confusion amid selective service rules.
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Vancouver
B. C
Canby
United States
British Columbia
Vatecouver
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Rachmaninoff
H. L. Vaughan
Lily Lehmann
J. Lovett Rockwell
Herold L. Vaughan
Steinway
Knight-Campbell Music Company
Parks
S. Conant Parks
Lander
Wyoming Federation of Women's Clubs
Detroit
R. A. Morton
Tele Federation
Gage of
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Rook
Army
Navy
War Library Service
James T. Speer
Mise Agnes Wright
Lovella Moore
Carnegie Library
Miss
WL. CT. U
George A. Carlson
Adrianna Hungerford
Colorado W. ©. T. A
Winona Reed Jewel
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Wind River
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