Wyoming Women Rally for Victory Loan Campaign
Wyoming women gathered in Cheyenne to inspire the Victory loan drive. Mrs. Taliaferro led the conference with speeches urging optimism and continued support, while county chairmen shared strategies and reported strong per capita subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taliaferro, Jr
Plains Hotel
Cheyenne
Wyo
Liberty Loan Worker
Wyoming
George Fuller
Donald MacQueen
L. L
Liberty Loans
Womans Liberty Loan
United States
Taliaforro
Corey
W. EK. Chaplin
Charles D. Carey
Laramie
Liberty Joan
Mra. Carey
Mra
W. B. Mentzer
Charles Winter
Casper
Natrona County
Oliver Johnson
Johnson
Cora B
Wanamaker
Sweetwater County
Cross
Rock Springs
Taliaferro
Pidgeon
Goshen
Campbel County
E. C. Raymond
Weston County
Sheridan County
Horatio Burns
Crouter
Wheatland
Big Horn County
Marle Doty
C. F. Robertson
Hurley
Parker
Mabel Nichol
Campbell
Laura Bowker
Newcastle
Mss. Caray
Rs Montesi
Carey Wee
Acid stomach linked to nerves and headaches
A promotional piece explains a close stomach brain link and claims indigestion drives nervousness irritability and headaches. It touts EATONIC as instant relief for acid symptoms and cites doctor endorsement and a money back guarantee to urge readers to buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dentista
Eatonic
Searned sMociean
Saulaluction
Clothes Line Across the Sea for Red Cross
A Wyoming Red Cross drive urges Americans to donate clothing, shoes, and headgear for Europe’s suffering. The March 24–31 campaign, chaired by Mrs. J. E. Stimson in Cheyenne, aims to collect 10,000 tons of used garments, with a mountain-division goal of 300 tons, at a central Carey and Nineteenth Street collection point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Belgium
France
Italy
Roumania
Greece
America
Red Crom Commission
Wyoming
United States
J. E. Stimson
Cheyenn
Red Cross
Nineteenth and
Carey
American Red Cross
New Mexico
Utah
Colorado
Mountain Division
The
Toys
Dreszee
Central
Kendall Bible Class Entertains at Kendall Church Social
The Kendall Methodist church hosted a social for the men’s and women’s Bible classes with about seventy-five attendees. Tables decorated with flowers surrounded by members’ wives serving refreshments including oyster soup apple pie and coffee. Rev Walter J French acted as toastmaster and several members read or sang. Impromptu speeches were given by local teachers and residents. Half the attendees were born east of the Mississippi River and more than a third west of it. sixteen were Iowa natives, one Wyoming native. Mrs F E Crew left for Denver after weeks as guest of the Kendall family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaplain
A. D. Kelly
Laramie County
Washington
Mall
Kelly
South
George W. Fuller
Tenth
Federal Reserve District
Womans Liberty Loan
Grace Raymond Liebard
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Natrona
Kendall
Walter JT. French
Mina Jeasie Anderdon
Mra
O. A. Graybeal
Mr. Cook
Mra. Goulding
FE. Batley
Meon
H. B. Durham
Wyant
W. L. French
Missiasipui River
United States
Iowa
Wyoming
W R C to Convene Meeting at Carnegie Library Today
The W R C will meet this afternoon at 2 20 o clock at the Carnegie Library. Initiation will be held and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Bon Couple Leaves for Pueblo in Colorado Trip
Mr and Mrs Stephen Bon depart yesterday for Pueblo Colorado and will stay for a weeks visit. Also Mr and Mrs J S King leave for Salt Lake City after several days hosting Mr and Mrs Carl Christianson. Mr King is assistant general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gross
Pine Hlufts
Mrs
Stephen Bon
Pueblo
Mra
Col
Woecka
J. S. King
Salt Lake City
Carl Christenson
Mr. King
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sostet
Olga F. Hearst
Women’s Liberty Loan Committee
Federal
Liberty Loan
Capitol
Ralph Armour
City
John D. Shingle
Mew. Armour
Olenrock
Philadelpha
Dernan Gennitt
Utesieter
Mino Katherine Bennitt
Wi Cal
Prac
Sea
Kendall Bible Class
F. E. Crew
Denver
Kendall Fon
Crew
Bon
W.R.C
Castoria
Foleys
George Perry Reodall
Deyton
Oda
Epley
E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Fashion
Fashion Park
Trapley Norfolk
Sam Stark
W. Lincoln Highway
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