Lady May and a Royal Gown in Spring Verse
Poems and social notes recount a humorous Lady May ballad by Herbert Randall with vivid imagery of bonnets sunshine and dewdrops. The column also reports Rev W D B Gray and wife departing for a six week lecture tour through multiple states and a Cedric voyage to London. A later note describes a refined dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Archie Alligon with guests and La France themed decorations.
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Wyoming
Mrs. Gray
Cedric
London
British Isles
Friends
America
Archie Alligon
la France
John Brown
John L. Jordan
J. R. Morgan
B. Frank
Harriet Ross
Marie Jordan
Allison
Neighborhood group stages surprise move for member
Thirty five members of the Royal Neighbors gathered Monday at Mrs. B A Walters then walked as a group to the home of Mrs. Frank Colling at 2315 Evans Street. They surprised Mrs. Colling who is a member of the order and who, with her family, will move to Denver next week.
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Frank Colling
Evans Street
Order
Denver
Local farewell fair ends with games and thanks to Mra Colling
A community farewell was held with a hearty feast and high five games. Walter, the Royal Neighbors oracle, presented Mrs Colling a mesh bag symbolizing her leadership among neighbors. Guests expressed thanks as the evening closed and memories formed.
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Mere. Walter
Mra. Colling
Slater
Social Tea Honors Mrs. Brunzell at Fort Russell
Mrs. FP Black entertained thirty guests at Fort Russell on Tuesday afternoon honoring Mrs. Brunzell in a cordial social event for local residents.
Social Event Draws Active Guests Before Departure
The Eleventh Infantry ladies and Mrs. Howard Snyder attended yellow themed decorations on a delightful afternoon. Mrs. Brunzell plans a visit to Ogden with her son before Lieut. and Mrs. Brungeil host the Chatter Club. Lieut Brunzell to sail June 5 for Manila, joining his wife after a short stay.
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Eleventh Infantry
Howard Snyder
Brunzell
San Franccisco
Manila
Mrs Myer Hosts Bridge Club Tea At Fort
Mrs Edgar A Myer entertained her bridge club Tuesday afternoon with usual games and tea. Those present included Mesdames Brewster Abbott and Gill from town Mesdames Guilfoyle Walker Kieffer Wing who substituted for Mrs Davis and Mrs Myer from the fort.
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Edgar A. Myer
Mystic Maze Meeting Postponed by Illness of Hostess
The Women’s Clubs report the Mystic Maze has postponed its meeting for two weeks due to Mrs Sidney Stuart’s illness. Mrs F M Taylor will host when the meeting resumes.
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Z. G. Kuhl
Peoria
Iir
Sidney Stuart
F. M. Taylor
Help One Another Club Meets for Afternoon Business
Mrs. Hiram Davidson at 2019 Central Avenue will receive the Help One Another club this Thursday afternoon. Members are urged to present as there is important business before the club. Mrs. R. A. Morton at 2015 Wasnt Twenty second Street will entertain the W W C of the R M A this afternoon.
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Hiram Davidson
Central Avenue
W. W.C
A. M.A
R. A. Morton
Twenty-second Street
Thursday S00 Club Accepts Olah Newlin at Central Avenue
Mia Olah and I Newlin are listed at 2615 Central Avenue to receive the Thursday S00 club on Thursday afternoon.
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Olah
Mia
Newlin
Central Avenue
Kiridge Cloub Bridge Club Meets This Afternoon
The Wednesday Bridge club will gather this afternoon with Mrs. M. Ib Hurtulig as the scheduled host.
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Kiridge
Mra. M. Ib Hurtulig
U.S. Stops Monopoly of Water by Big Stockmen
The article explains how Western grazing lands rely on scattered water holes including springs and alkaline ponds. Government land offers free range but stock require accessible water to use the range, leading to outfits securing water points across remote hills and desert edges.
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U. S
Government moves to reserve grazing waters for common use
The report from the Geological Survey urges public ownership of springs and streams to prevent monopolization by large ranches. It argues that reserving watering places will ensure equal access, ease pressure on small stock growers, and create a framework for future grazing legislation if Congress acts.
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Almont
Congress
Geological Survey
Jenkins Held for Wife Murder Without Bond
The Brighton Colorado murder case against Warren Jenkins proceeds after testimonies about blood stains on his clothes and a burned knife. The court bound Jenkins over to district court for trial while noting his emotional distress during the proceedings and the will casting all property to Jenkins.
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Jenkins
Warren Jenkins
Leffingwell Mercantile Company
Brighton
Colo
Dr. Heard
Sheriff Roach
Ross
Rigdon
Mr. Roach
Win
Doge
Jen King
Eidlwards
Deerdo
District Court
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Endorsed for Coughs
A line advertisement promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as safe and effective to loosen mucus and ease expectoration during epidemics. It claims broad success and notes availability at all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Nino
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