Double Birthday Party at Harris Home Hosts and Guests
Gilbert Jr. and Adelbert Harris, six and four, celebrated their joint birthday at 711 East Twenty-first Street with outdoor games and pink and white cakes. Guests included Dolores Jolliday, Dorothy Bowman, Margaret Zalesky, Dwight Kepler, Baxter Ireland, Ernest Nath, Gilbert Albee, with Mrs. Harris and other relatives in attendance. A forthcoming address by Dr Grace Raymond Hebard was announced to the club.
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Gilbert Jr
Adelbert
Gilbert T. Harris
East Twenty-first Street
Dolores Jolliday
Dorothy Bowman
Margaret Zalesky
Dwight Kepler
Baxter Ireland
Ernest Nath
Gilbert Albee
HH. HW. Harris
Kowts
Frank Bowman
A. W. Albee
Zalesky
James Niswander
Jane Phillips
Visiting List Shows Local Residents Traveling and Returning
Mr. and Mrs. Hopking Clark return to Los Angeles after two weeks in Cheyenne with the Clark family for the burial of Mrs. Gibson Clark. Mrs. Lowery and son George plan Ogden Utah as a future home. Mrs. Lowery led Y P B teaching and her husband led the W C T U. Mrs. B E Johnston stays in Michigan through Easter. Other locals head to Lincoln Nebraska and Riverton awaiting moving plans. Miss Ann O Connell returns from Casper amid public service work. Bishop and Mrs N S Thomas return from Denver and Colorado Springs. Mite Maurie Clow of Denver visits Riverton and plans Chicago to join the San Carlo Opera company.
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Hopking Clark
Los Angeles
Cheyenne
J. >. Clark
Gibson Clark
California
Y. P. B. Teadhing
P. Beolide W. C. TI
Johnston
Albert Jenten
Petroit
Mich
J. D. Clark
Lincoln
Neb
C. C. .Talcott
Grace
Donald
Ralph
Richmond
Ind
Teir
Riverton
Ann O'Connell
Casper
Public Service Commission
Hishop
Pillskure
Chicago
San Carlo Opera Company
Women’s clubs and art groups meet in Cheyenne
The Cheyenne Art Association and Mystic Maze Club hold afternoon meetings at 3 PM. Mrs. BE Glafeke hosts in Mystic Maze at East Lincoln Way, while Mrs. Frank Beaman enters the Mystic Mage club later today. The Woman’s Club convened at the library with the president presiding and featured three papers and a review by Mrs. R. B. Forsyth on The U P Trail by Zane.
Church Circles Y. P. B. of W C T U Meet in Cheyenne
The Y. P. B. of the W C T U held a Tuesday evening session with nineteen members present. They authorized a service flag for relatives who went to war and received a Frances Willard portrait framed by three unions in Cheyenne. A May Day party was planned and baskets to be sold. Wilfred O Leary spoke on The Future of Prohibition. The Anna Gordon W C T U meets today at 00 East Ninth Street. all members urged to attend.
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Frances Willard
Cheyenne
Ellen Werlaufer
Wilfred O'Leary
Anna Gordon
High School Athletic Event and Art Exhibit Planned
The city gathers Friday afternoon for an athletic entertainment at the gym, organized by the high school girls with Miss Alice Williamson directing. Five o clock basketball opens a picnic supper, vaudeville, and dancing followed by a library exhibit of Elson paintings March 21, 22, and 24 at the Carnegie library with music and public access guided by Mins Olive Wills.
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High School Girls’ Athletic Organization
Alice Williamson
Elson
Carnegie Library
Art Association
Mins Olive Wills
Cheyenne
Wheat Standards Revised At Washington In War-Era Change
Tenative revised wheat standards under the United States Grain Standards Act are issued by the Secretary of Agriculture. The rules are less exacting on moisture mixtures of wheat from different classes and rye blends. Public hearings are planned in Philadelphia Indianapolis Kansas City Spokane Minneapolis to gather criticisms before final action. War conditions prompted the shift as fixed prices and market constraints alter milling and baking dynamics.
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Washington, D. C
Secretary of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Department
Bourse
Philadelphia
Board of Trade Building
Indianapolis
Ind
Coates House
Kansas City
Chhamber of Commerce
Spokane
Ward
Court House
Minneapolis
Minn
Unsettled Cheyenne Weather With Colder Thursday Outlook
Cheyenne and vicinity expect unsettled cooler conditions on Thursday with partly cloudy skies and fresh westerly winds. The Wyoming forecast notes possible northeast snow, southeastern cold, and generally snowy or unsettled weather with variable wind.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Ravtius
Charles Oviatt Resigns From Wyoming Legislature
Gov. Frank J. Houx accepted the resignation of Charles D D Oviatt of Jelm Albany County from the Wyoming House of Representatives. Oviatt, a prominent ranchman, had served several terms in the fourteenth state legislature.
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Frank JL. Houx
Charles DD. Oviatt
Jelm
Wyo
House of Representatives
Albany County
Oviatt
Women Turn to Lydia E. Pinkham for Health and Beauty
The article promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for health issues in women. It claims headaches backache and fatigue lead to a worn look, and asserts the root and herb tonic offers relief and boosts beauty.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Dark Silk Garment Fashions Hint
A fashion description praises dark silk gowns with a black charmeuse base and crepe back drape. It highlights a slender ceepe sash and steel accents, noting suitability for street wear and semi formal events. The piece emphasizes a simple back drape and tailored corsage details as key charms.
Serbian Students Decry Bulgarian Army Recruitment
London readers hear a Serbian student appeal denouncing forced recruitment of Serbs into the Bulgarian army. They claim Bulgarians pit families against families and execute rebels, urging world justice to stop the genocide and save the Serbian nation from extinction.
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London
Attila
Austria
Dog Watches Autos Belongs to Military Driver
EAST LAS VEGAS New Mexico March 12 Owners of cars on the street report a small collie dog guarding vehicles the dog often objects when owners move their cars away. The dog is said to belong to a man in military service who formerly drove such a car and left the animal to water. Some dog lovers say the animal treats each car as its master.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Mar
Foxglove Drive Swamps Oregon Drying Plant in War Effort
In Corvallis Oregon a surge of foxglove gathered for medicinal use by troops prompted by Uncle Sam. Citizens donated large quantities to Oregon Agricultural College overwhelming the drying plant. Dean Zwolle notes foxglove fibers shrink from one hundred pounds to twenty after drying, lowering transportation costs.
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Corvallis
Uncle Sam
Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
Dean Zwolle
Many Drafted Men Seek Exemption
A Wyoming district board hears that many registrants seek exemption or deferral as the war effort grows urgent. A local official cites about sixty percent claiming deferred classification, with three thousand five hundred exemption applications filed to date, representing roughly fifteen percent of state registered men.
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Wyoming
Tay HW. Olds
Groshon to Head Defense Council Amid Carey Resignation
Robert D. Carey resigns as chairman of the state council of national defense. Maurice Groshon, head of the Wyoming food commission, will serve as acting chairman until the next defense council meeting. Groshon will coordinate statewide needs while Carey focuses on private business and gubernatorial ambitions.
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Robert D. Carey
State Council of National Defense
Maurice Groshon
Wyoming Food Commission
Defense Council
Groshon
Cgroshon
Carey
State Council
Toe Cure Cold in One Day
Sanative Bromo Quinine tablets claim to stop cough and headache and work off the cold in one day. Each box bears B W Grove signature and costs 50 cents.
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B. W. Grove
Newhouse May Take Lincoln Oil Projects
Colonel Samuel Newhouse of Salt Lake City visited Kemmerer as a guest of Lincoln Securities manager Claude Hamilton. He said he has no current interests in the old projects but plans to return in a couple of weeks to examine the field and consider acquiring acreage or interests. He left for Salt Lake City this evening.
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Kemmerer
Wye
Samuel Newhouse
Salt Lake City
Claude Hamilton
Lincoln Securities Company
Newhouse
Proven Swamp Root Aids Weak Kidneys
Advertising blurb claims Kilmer's Swamp Root herbal medicine can heal kidneys liver and bladder ailments. It urges readers to obtain a sample bottle from Kilmer Co in Hinghamton New York and to start treatment immediately. The text imitates a promotional notice with medical claims and directions.
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Kilmer
Uae
Kilmer & Co
Hinghamton
N. Y
Common Sense Medical Adviser Promoted For Public Use
Prominent drug stores sell the Common Sense Medical Adviser for 50 cents, a 1,000 page volume with 200 prescriptions, wood cuts, and colored plates. It covers anatomy physiology hygiene temperaments and life origin transmission, and stresses sex education and proper living for all ages and marital plans.
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Buffalo
Laramie Man Charged With Theft Of Saddle
Fred Kumptrey in county jail faces a charge of theft of a saddle valued at $60 from Louis Holliday. The saddle, found cached by Sheriff Jackson, was identified by Kumptrey who said he bought it from W H Holliday Co. less than a year ago for $40. Saddler WT Doescher disputed the sale. Kumptrey has prior jail time and faces grand larceny charges.
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Laramie
Wyo
Fred Kumptrey
Jinsfice
Louis Holliday
Jackson
Humphrey
W. H. Holliday
WT. Doescher
Local big fist trout wins nine pound catch near Saratoga
C. J. Plommer of Laramie County holds the local big fish title after a nine pound one ounce steed-head trout was caught near the fish hatchery lake Sunday afternoon. The 21 57 inch long, 14 inch girth fish was praised as the prettiest from the Platte valley waters and sent to Jonas Bros. of Denver for mounting. it will join trophies at Plummer's business.
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Saratoga
Wyo
Plommer Iow
Platte Valley
Jonas Bros
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