Cheyenne Community Events Include Parade and Dances
The Cheyenne transportation committee aims to have every car in the big parade for the mammoth Burlington food exhibit. Other events include a Parish House dance by St. Mark's Guild and a cadet tournament in the gym. Ned Fox addressed Cheyenne students at a high school assembly.
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Committee On Transportation
Cheyenne
Burlington Depot
Guild of St. Mark's
Ned Fox
General Assembly
Johnson School PTA Meeting Postponed this Week
The Johnson school Parent Teacher Association meeting planned for Friday is postponed to a later date to be announced once decided.
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Johnson School Parent Teacher Association
Queen Esther Circle 7 Holds Busy May Meeting
The Queen Foether the O E 5 meeting drew a large turnout with Mrs William McQuyfre presiding. Members knitted and sewed while handling club business. A spring dance was postponed to June due to conflicting attractions. Mothers Day plans emerged for a Mothers party at the Masseonie temple with each member bringing her own or another’s mother. Red Cross fundraisers and a social hour followed. The June meeting will be at Mrs Howard Gary’s home.
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Foether
O. E
William McQuyfre
Masxonie Temple
Mra
Howard Gary
Methodist Aid Society and Guild Meet With Plans for May Fundraiser
The Methodist Ald Society and Westminster Guild held meetings at Mrs W W Busselia and Mrs Weaver's homes. Mrs K G Ahrens will leave Cheyenne. Millie Rice elected secretary to finish her term. A May entertainment to fund delegates to a Boulder July school and Red Cross was planned. Mrs Dobbyn and Miss Florence Shye chosen to represent the Guild at the missions school. The Girls Friendly Society reported progress on the Inyettes and Belgian balloon event. Olive Villa spoke on a Creer trip. Mrs Huston presided.
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Methodist Aid Society
Methodist Ald Society
Mra
W. W. Busselia
Westminster Guild
Mikes Margaret Weaver
Miss Marton Ream
Miss Weaver
Robert Jerpe
Millie Rice
K. G. Ahrens
Cheyenne
Milemong
Boulder
Red Cross
Mies Bitte Dobbyn
Florence Shye
School of Missions
Horitonen
Sertel
Iivis
Felomity Society
Giri’ Friendly Society
Red Crow
Olive Villa
Creer
Huston
Fire Dept Hosts Dance After Enormous Crowd Attends
A large crowd gathered at a fire department sponsored dance in Collide, with about 200 couples dancing in a lively event. Proceeds benefited the treasury of the Pirementt Meligf fund, bolstered by Liberty bond purchases. Ice cream and cake were served as guests enjoyed the evening.
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Chow
Ofty Keemen
Monehan
Hague
Dhono
Pirementt
Meligf
Hugh Lippkips
Liberty Bond Support and Local Business Listings
Cahill and Holliday advertise coal products and phone orders. J F Replogle arrives from Lander on business. Leo Moora, Cheyenne rancher, promotes liberty bonds and local sales at Reed H. Hollister, 1720 ay ave, featuring Cheyenne goods and second hand items.
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Cheyenne
Reed H. Hollister
Ay Ave
Cheyenne Briefs and Visitors Note Local Activity
Local column lists piano tuner Guthrie and others in Cheyenne including visitors from Sheridan Chicago Lincoln Douglas Rawlins Greybull Casper Rock Springs Basins Riverton and Kemmerer. Entries log daily business travel, grading work on Seventeenth Street, and contacts at Lender and Leader offices for departments.
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Seventeenth Street
Sabotage Law Violations Reported to Washington
Following the sabtage wave the U S authorities ordered to report all sabotage in Cheyenne to Washington. Copies of the law were forwarded to foremen and others. Interference with war munitions or movement will be offenses under the new act. War materials include ammunition arms explosives clothing livestock metals textiles and related items.
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United States
Cheyenne
Washington
Indian Not U S Citizen Seeks Draft Exemption
Jake Culm of Warren Springs Reservation asserts he is not a U S citizen and asks for draft exemption. In Dalles Oregon on May 1 a note quotes his claim and explains he does not want to fight, citing his Indigenous status.
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U.S
Todlan
Jake Quips
Warren Springs
Indiana
Untitled Native Voice On Citizenship And War
A fragmented transcript presents a Native speaker arguing for citizenship rights and exemption from war. The speaker asserts independence from white law, describes reservation life at Springs Oregon, and questions the legitimacy of colonial authority. The text urges listening to Native concerns regarding land and self-determination.
Diamondville election meeting to discuss council terms
A local Diamondville meeting plans to discuss spring elections and term extensions for two councilmen whose terms expire. Public notices outline Liberty bond purchases and an organizing push for a new citizens club with aims to educate residents on the bond program.
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Kemmerer
Diaoadvilla
Imagoi
Wayer
Diamondville
Cheyenne War Food Show to Feature Local Entries
Cheyenne residents prepare for a Saturday May 4 food exhibit at the Burlington station. Cheyenne homemakers will present wartime recipes, several local speakers including Theodore Hers, with schoolchildren singing. An evening auction will close the event to cover show expenses.
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Cioyenne
Purlington Station
Theodore Hers
S Outh
West Side
Mine Flannigen
Howgea
Cheyenne
Oil drilling surge hits Loveland area in Wyoming prospects
The report describes a wave of oil and gas exploration around Loveland and nearby creeks. Companies including New York Oil, Curtis Petroleum, Ohio Curtis, and Mohawk push multiple wells at Poison Spider Emigrant Gap Virginian and related sites. A large landholdings near Loveland under Charles Boettcher and Dry Creek Oil and Gas plan immediate development.
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Mates Park
Wyoming
Caaper
Iron Creek
Old Mountain
Poison Spider
Ohio
Townsend-Curtis Association
South Casper Creek
Ohio Ol-Ciurtis Petroleum Company
Emigrant Gap
Mohawk Company
Virginian Dome
Virginian Off Company
Oil discoveries and sand diffusion near Loveland area
The report notes several oil finds in the Loveland region with thin well oil production estimates. Shallow shows off in places, including twenty and sixty feet, and a minor oil presence in a water well. An outcrop of espale tom near the town is being explored by the Western Efoterite company. The vein may widen as depth increases.
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Weet
Loveland
Western
Efoterite Company
Former Thermopolis Resident Adjudged Insane
Ned Kweemey, a Thermopolis native, lived in Wyoming twenty years and was picked up semi conscious. A jury on Wednesday found him mentally incompetent and ordered commitment to the state institution at Lander. He could offer little about his history or family, and it is thought most of his time in the state was spent in the south. He had worked for Kilpatrick brothers during the railroad construction at Lander.
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Thuermopolis
Wyo
Ned Kweemey
Widnesday
Lander
Sweeney
Kilpatrick Brothers
Uruguay Seeks War Status Clarification Amid Germany Question
Montevideo May 1 The Uruguayan government requests a clear reply on whether Germany considers a state of war with Uruguay. Germany’s response avoids the point and the Paraguayan foreign minister declines or discusses the matter as the status remains unresolved.
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Montevideo
Germany
Uruguay
Pergeagon
Textile exhibit reveals new paper yarns and cellulose materials
The textile exhibition last month showcased innovations in cotton and wool processing including a paper yarn called Waderwes and a fabric made from cellulose and silk. A padded winter garment used cellulose filling instead of down, promising cheaper materials. Also shown were a paper made fabric and a woven satin like finish alluding to future production.
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Hemeas
Dortin
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Was T. Reyson
East 18Th Street
Dombie Baller
Merrit F. Aart
Em Sands
W. T. Dumm
Mathoof
James Mason
J. M. Lowery
Rockford
Leonard Lowery
Camp Grant
France
Mrs. Prank King
Denver
Organdie
Gabardine
Queen Esther
Ayo
Cahill & Holliday
J. F
Moore
Leo Moora
Diamond
Guthrie
Sheridan
W. A. Parsons
Burinuse
San Frasvisch
H. C. Fisher
San Francisco
Bere
Chicago
P. J. Corrett
Lincoln
F. Schiramin
The
Univerasity of Nebraska At
Douglas
R. Dean
Rawlins
H. L. Koykendull
Geggbull
Greybush
Casper
O. L. Rhinomith
Donald B. Norton
Leslie A Miller
Rock Springs
A. C. Stephenson
Rock Spring
Keespenere
Earl Warren
Riverton
P. J. Quealey
VU. 8
Jake Culm
Chapman
Hopkins
National
John FE. Osborne
Jola
Fiet Young
House of Weashington
D. C
Oregon
Hodiaun
Diers
Sauthday
Cole
Vleson Pryernck
Charles Boettcher
Feers & Girling
Dry Creek Ol & Gaa Company
Lovelairt Guiness
Syndione
James T. Waret
Greyhull
Wye
Denta
SILK
Serge Sktete
Spring
Boston
Thermopolis
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