The Right to Propose A Woman’s Challenge to Tradition
An essay argues women should not propose to men, claiming men seek the initiator role and proposing would insult male pride. It asserts most proposals come from women indirectly and warns that women who insist risk refusals, while noting exceptions for wealth or titles. The piece urges women to let men act first and view proposing as a flaw in female agency.
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Jet Man
Morestll
Sea of Eternity
Pleasant Socials Reported Across East Side
A jolly surprise party honored Mrs. W Farnsworth on East Sixteenth Street with music, singing, a buffet supper and a guest list of local families. J E Stimpson hosted a five hundred card gathering with tea and a hand painted plate for the hostess, while a Women's Missionary society met for study and discussion. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid elected officers and planned a future meeting, and Cecil Law hosted a Progressive High Five evening on Maxwell Street with pink and white decor and top card scores.
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W. ©. Farnsworth
East Sixteenth Street
Wi. Heaney
Mr. Farnsworth
Frank Little
Margaret
Lilie Embrey
William Heaney
Charles Embrey
Ora Bagley
Mesdames Frakes
Oliver
Lacey
Christy
Mirton
Alberta Layden
Maude Murray
Blanche Hall
Nellie
Kate Barlow
Anna Ad Hattie Keeley
Late Force
Clemmie Frakes
Robert Bresnahan
James Barry
Harry Morton
Arthur Bachman
Dunn Noan
Harry Keeley
George Stuart
Floyd Hall
Caswell Farnsworth
J. E. Stimpson
John Hulett
James Geiselman
Albert Miller
Robert Morten
John Baker
Joseph Graham
Harold Bump
Roccoe Dutcher
C. BH. Anderson
Clifford Atherly
Geo. Knight
Austin F. Saunders
C. T. Sheldon
Bert Vance
R. R. Dickson
McDonald
Iron Mountain
L. H. Pord
Pebrican Street
L. C. Hills
Fred Kinnear
R. R. Dickeon
O. T. Sheldon
A. Warly
A. F. Saunders
Henry Reese
Edwin G. Jamieson
James Niswander
Knight
Cecil Law
Maxwell Street
E. A. Walter
Misa Annie Keese
John Onssen
Social Roundup At Walter Home Features Local Guests
Walter family hosts a supper with assistance from Miss Mabel Norcross and Miss Ruby Walter. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Walter, Mr. and Mrs. John Cassen, the Misses Ethel La Pash Annis Reese Della Richardson Grace Emerson, Messrs. Fred La Pash Thos Hunter and Walter James. Rev. Frank J. Moore visits Greeley with Doane. Mrs. Luella Moore and Miss Phelps head to Denver then Chicago and Philadelphia. Mrs. Paul Compton away visiting Cincinnati and New York. Waller Dover of Guernsey visits Swan family. Elizabeth Forsman and Jennie Forsman return from Galesburg. Sumner Bly of New York visits Mrs. Dr. J. W. Kazabee.
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Walter James
Law
Mabel Norcross
Ruby Walter
E. A. Walter
John Cassen
Ethel la Pash
Annis Reese
Della Richardson
Grace Emerson
Messrs
Fred la Pash
Thos. Hunter
Governor's Secretary to Marry in Des Moines
James D. Le Cron private secretary to Governor Joseph M. Carey will wed Miss Helen Cowels at her parents home in Des Moines Tuesday evening in a quiet ceremony. After the wedding the couple will travel to Cheyenne via Denver for a few days and be at home May 1 at 106 West Twenty-sixth Street.
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James D. le Cron
Joseph M. Carey
Des Moines
Helen Cowels
Gardner Cowels
Towa
Home Library Displayed In Store Window
One Cheyenne furniture store shows a staged home library in its display. Percy Smith’s shop on Geveniench and Eddy Streets features tacitly selected furniture, a writing desk, table and three chairs, wall decorations, and glass front cases with books to complete the look.
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Cheyenne
Percy Smith
Geveniench
Eddy Streets
Horn Walker Wading at 4 This Afternoon
Mary Walker and Joseph Horm announce a wedding ceremony at their home between Seventeenth and Eighth streets. The event is set for this afternoon at four o clock.
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Horn-Walker
Wireel
Seventeenth
Hightenth Mreets
Mies Mary Walker
Joseph Horm
Unprecedented Tribute For Gus Buchner In Cheyenne
Cheyenne paid a rare two hour pause in business and pleasure to honor Augustus A. Buchner long associated with Buechner Jewelry. Services at St Mark's Episcopal Church drew vast crowds and a large funeral cortege moved to Lakeview cemetery with many lodge members in attendance.
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Cheyenne
Augustus Albert Buechner
Buechner Jewelry Company
Episcopal Church of St. Mark
Dray
George C. Rafter
Robert McFetridge
St. Mark's
T. Paul Wilcox
Ed Daiber
Joseph Wasserman
Frank Gleason
Robert McCabe
Kent Snyder
Laura Richardson
Lakeview Cemetery
East Eighteenth Street
Charles G. Buechner
Wheatland
Fred MacKie
Albuquerque
N. M
MacKie
John H. Rodgers
Tim Rodgers
Shelbina
George Evans
Lincoln
Neb
Frank Brookman
Denver
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Cure
A product claim says taking Pape's Cold Compound every two hours for three doses will cure grippe or break up severe colds affecting the head chest back stomach or limbs. It touts rapid relief from headache neuraglia feverish symptoms stuffed nose and sneezing, with no quinine and a price of one shilling per package.
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Pape
Grippe
Marriage at four o'clock this afternoon
A wedding is set for 4 PM this afternoon with a dinner to follow for close relatives. Ming Walter has worked for the Hene family for several years and Mr Horne is employed by the Union Pacific locomotive shop.
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Ming Walter
Hene
Mr. Horne
Union Pacino Vo » Machinial
Railroad News Roundup Highlights Open Fruit Season and Staffing
Engine 109 needs overhaul while crews handle a busy start to fruit shipments. New operators take posts at Buford and Hartington, and several staff changes ripple through the U P lines. A pumping pace of rail work from Hanna to Rawlings signals heavy construction ahead.
Depot clerks Prepare Monthly Pay Roll For Omaha Dispatch
Clerks at the U P depot are finalizing the regular monthly payroll for forwarding to Omaha where the month’s pay checks are prepared. Officials expect a similar payout next month, with a projected rise in the payroll the following month.
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U. P. Depot
Omaha
Wellington to Cheyenne Mink Road Rebuild Progress
In connection with the Wellington to Cheyenne Mink of the B, & B road, the company is practically rebuilding the entire line from Ft Golfing.
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Wellington
Cheyenne
Rail Rebuilding Advances Toward Wellington and Cheyenne
The article notes daily shipments of heavy rails to Wellington for rebuilding the line to Cheyenne. 85 lb rails will cover the Ft. Collins to Cheyenne segment and the new stretch to Wellington, with work starting only after the local grade is finished and aiming for completion by July. Local mention of Sherman Co. window shades appears.
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Ft. Collins
Cheyenne
Wellington
Ft. Collings
Fort Colling
Worms Killing Off Grasshoppers in Eaton Colorado
In Eaton Colorado on March 24 Dr Candlin found no feeding grasshoppers as worms thrived wiping out eggs. Large worm numbers noted and Prof B Thur Johnson of Fort Collins to identify species. Potential worm industry may rise to cleanse grasshopper eggs each spring.
Bromo Quinine Ad Claims Quick Cold Cure
An old ad touts Bromo Quinine as a one day cold cure with a signature by W. Grove. It references Collier’s White Leaf at Ineri Co and claims worldwide use for rapid relief.
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O W. Grove
Collier
Ineri Co
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