Dr Hebard to Lecture and Scout Fund Drive Planned
Dr Grace Raymond Hebard of the state university in Laramie will deliver a patriotic address in Cheyenne at the Carnegie library at three o clock under the auspices of the Woman's club. The Boy Scouts of troop 2 led by G M Girland seek an eighty dollar trek cart by memorial day, funds to be raised by an afternoon bake sale at Vaughans starting one o'clock with Hoover cakes and other items. Harness repair ad and theater listing appear in the same column.
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Hebard
Grace Raymond Hebard
State University
Laramie
Cheyenne
Carnegie Librey
Ceb
G. M. Girland
Meama of & Bakesale
Vaughan’a
Visiting List Notes Travels Across States
Mrs. McPhee left Thursday afternoon for Islay to visit her son Marshall McPhee at his ranch. John B. Sloan plans a Sunday trip to Denver to see his sister Mrs. Murray. Rev Mr and Mrs Pomeroy Hartman, driving from Arapahoe Nebraska to Moorecroft, visited Citeyenne with Bishop N S Thomas. Hartman assumes Episcopal duties in Moorecroft. Mrs F Chandler returns from a Denver visit. Mr and Mrs Wilmoth and Miss Mary Wilmoth depart Sunday for their new home.
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Episcopal Church
Moorecroft
F. Chandler
Denver
W. &. Wilmoth
Mary Wilmoth
Army sweater fashion shifts to pastel shades in uniforms
A described garment trades olive drab for pastel hues, shrinking to a wide shoulder scarf and featuring Chinese style embroidery. The pictured piece shows broad belt and embroidery topped by a matching turban, with mention of Omaha as plans to depart arise.
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Army
Hospital Aid Society Seeks Dues to End Door Canvass
The Hospital Aid Society holds its regular monthly meeting in the library. President urges continued dues payment to stop house-to-house canvassing. Mrs. Bullock collects dues at 108 East Twenty-first Street. Jolly Juniors host Helen Davidson's patriotic gathering with flags and songs. The group consists of eighth grade girls from Converse School.
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Hospital Aid Society
Bullock
East Twenty-first Street
Jolly Juniors
Helen Davidson
Enn
Jolly
Converse
Presbyterian Sunday School changes start time Easter events
The Presbyterian Sunday School moves Sunday services one hour earlier and invites the public to Easter exercises. Mrs. R A Morton leads the primary department. A sunrise prayer meeting with four evangelical churches will occur at Lake Minnehaha Easter morning at six, led by Fred L. Crabbe. The Help One Another group met at Mrs. Geary's home with sixteen present and approved benefts for worthy cases and the Crittenden home tea funds.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
R. A. Morton
Baptist
Congregational
Presbyterian
Methodist
Otlock
Lake Minnehaha
Methedist
Fred L. Crabbe
Anti-Selven League
Howard Hines
H.M. Geary
Hiram
Albert Miller
Pittsburg
Cheyenne
Oil field expansion in Wyoming and Kansas as spring work begins
Oilmen report heightened activity in Upton Thornton Moorcroft Wyoming fields with multiple companies securing holdings led by Ohio Oil Red Oil and Gas Colony Southwest Oil American Oil Trinity Universal Exploration Central Liberty Traders Polson Gilber t Hopkins Wyoming Dakota Wyoka among others. Sperm Oil reports a new No 4 well near Garnett Kansas striking oil sand and a half million cubic feet gas flow. crew expects continued drilling after a broken crank shaft delayed latest Garnett well.
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Upton-Thornton-Moorcroft
Wyoming
Ohio Ol Company
Red Oi! and Gas Company
Colony OF Company
Southwest Ol Company
American Oil Company
Trinity Oi!ee
Universal Exploration Company
Central Company
Liberty Wrentes Company
Traders Petroleum Company
Polson Creek Oil Company
Big Star Oil Company
Akron Oil and Gas Company
Poion Oi Company
Gilbert Hopkins Oil Company
Wyoming Dakota Oil Company
Wyoka Oil and Refining Company
Ohio Oil Company
Spudden
Moorcroft
John McPfoyden
B.B. B. Morton
Initme
D. & Wageley
Sperm Oil Company
Garnett
Andersen County
Kansas
Sperm Company
Hepler-Walntt
Schools 10 Open One Hour Earlier
Announcement by Supt Ira B Fee directs all schools to begin one hour earlier per new meridian time. Clocks stay the same but scheduling shifts to offset the extra hour. Main schools will dismiss earlier in the afternoon to avoid tardiness.
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Ira B. Fee
Republican National Chairman Will Hays visiting Cheyenne
Arrival of Will Hays of Indiana, chairman of the Republican national committee, is expected on April 5. A luncheon will likely be held in his honor by local Republicans. He is anticipated to be in Cheyenne for one day only.
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Will Pe Hays
Indiana
Republican War Committee
Hays
Cheyenne
Annual Meeting Notice for Wyo Ming Stock Growers Association
The annual meeting of the Wyo ming Stock Growers Association will be held in Kemmerer Wyoming on Thursday April 11 1918 at 10 o clock a m for the election of officers and other business as may properly come before the association Alice Smith Secretary
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Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Alice Smith
Wounded Cheyenne Soldier William Brennan Writes Home
William Brennan formerly of Cheyenne and a nephew of Miss Louise Sullivan, serving with the American army in France, reports enlistment in San Francisco last July and arrival in October. He was wounded slightly in the knee in February, treated in a field hospital, then moved to a base hospital as the wound became infected. By the time of writing he had recovered and hoped to return to his company, the Second Battalion of the Chelsea expedition.
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William Brennan
Cheyenne
Louise Sullivan
France
Arthur Davis
Brennan
San Francisco
Batoa
Noted Lecturers to Speak in Laramie
Dr. Robert McElroy professor at Princeton and Miss Kathleen Burke will lecture in Laramie Sunday night in the university town. Mrs N S Thomas will accompany the visitors and educators may join the trip across the state to attend. Refreshments will be simple and funds raised support the Y M C A headquarters rent.
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Robert McElroy
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson
Old Nassau
Kathleen Burke
Laramie
Laramie Cathe Omy
Mra. N
Thomas Will
Cne
Mystery surrounds disappearance of Col Reno at sea
Word from Cheyenne reports Col W W Reno former Commandant of Fort Russell is missing from the steamship Minnesota in mid ocean. A government inquiry yielded no light on his loss. Mrs Reno received a War Department message in Washington stating the department regrets to inform her of his disappearance.
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Fort Russell
Mid-Ocean
Col. W. W. Reno
Minnesota
Missing sailor case linked to Fort D. A. Russell veteran
A sailor disappeared from the Fert Minnesota about 6 50 in the morning of March 22. A careful search has been made on the vessel and the waters where he was last seen with traces of him not yet found. Colonel Reno, known in Cheyenne from his long stint at Fort D. A. Russell, rose to colonel at the outbreak of the war.
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Minnesota
Reno
Fort D. A. Russell
Changeable Weather Brings Croup Fears In March
Mrs. W. Li Thorntom of Little Rock Arkansas reports her boy suffered a croup attack and Foley's Honey and Tar two doses relieved him. She says she believes he would have died without it and notes she would not be without the product at any price.
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W. Li. Thorntom
10Th St
Little Rock
Ark
Foley
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