May social season shapes up with banquets and concerts
May promises a flurry of society events at the Briscoe home with sweet pea arrangements and music by Mrs Cahill and Miss Buchanan. The Congegational Junior RK OA and Baptist Queen of Avillon plan elegant banquets as blue and red divisions vie for attendance and a final celebratory feast.
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F. P. Briscoe
Susan Brady Cahill
Marie Buchanan
Briscoe
Charline Rockell
Claudia Taylor
Ethelwyn Crew
Lucille Argue
Indies
Avillon
Blues
Lester Randolph
Marjorie Whipple
Reda
Muriel Bruce
Alese Tyson
Red and White
Party to Welcome New Membora with Epee Included
A forthcoming gathering will honor a new member with the addition of an epee event. Attendees expect a small reception and demonstration of fencing basics.
Visiting List Notes Local Travel and Visits
Mrs. Mary Congdon leaves for Scott's Muff to visit her daughter while Mr. JosaphTimeon heads for a three week business trip to the Pacific coast visiting Sacramento San Francisco Portland Medford and other places He will stay with his mother and sister in Portland and spend several days in Medford. Mr and Mrs William Myers depart for California and Mrs Mollie Ingersoll returns from Denver trip. May Stanley travels to Carson on professional nursing work. Mrs Josephine Dror widow of Ernest Deer arrives in Cheyenne to visit before moving to Boulder. Raymond Treon returns Sunday from St Louis where he graduated from the St Louis College of Pharmacy.
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Mary Congdon
Scott
Muffe
Mrs. Halley
William Morrow
Josaph
Stimeon
Pacific Coast
Sacramento
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Medford
Madame Bumeon
Mra. Griffith
Guert
A. J. Vance
Cheyeonne
William Myers
California
Mollie Ingersoll
Denver
Peter Appell
Vielt
Mind May Stanley
Josephine Dror
Ernest Deer
Oakland
Cheyenne
Boulder
Colo
Raymond Treon
St. Louis
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
Time Extension Sought for Reclamation Settlers
Representative Taylor proposed a bill to extend the reimbursement period for national reclamation projects from ten to thirty years with no interest during that time. He argued that water charges have risen beyond promises, making ten-year payments untenable for farmers. He also seeks action on forest land disputes and land contest procedures.
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Washington
Taylor
Calorado
Thene
Prophets Predict Record Interest in Trap Shooting
Authorities in sport objects foresee trap shooting growing nationwide with 1413 rivaling prior years in entries and possibly setting records. Stronger tournament lists, well attended shoots, and a favorable outlook mark the season as the Grand American Handicap near Dayton. About 500 shooters expected as the NB Gun Club readies interstate gathering despite flood setbacks.
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Objecta
Dayton
Twink Strike Settled Workers Start Juinilee
The 460 employee of the International Mar vouter company in Auburn voted almost unanimously to accept company terms for a settlement. A series of fortification meetings began in the foreign section of the city. The Harvester company had threatened to remove the plant from Auburn if the strike did not end quickly.
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Auburn
May
International Mar Vouter Company
Wine Mille
Columbian Rope Company Mille
Otty Fo Hight
Harvester Company
Ths
Fragmentary Saying on Pride and Exploitation
A fragment warns that fools misread the world when it mocks them. It suggests a main figure exploits the weak to bolster his own strength, highlighting pride and opportunism.
Inside Remingtons Ilion factory a reader tour
A Tribune reporter describes Ilion New York Remington rifle making. The piece covers barrel boring rifling and inspection with gauges and stamping, including fire tests and target trials to ensure strength speed and accuracy.
Cattle Industry Hailed By Denver Judge ruling relief from forest rules
Judge Lewis discharged Andrew Norrell of North Park after finding no basis for the forest service injunction. The case challenged driving cattle onto Araphoe and Routt forests without a permit, signaling a potential shift in harsh regulatory burdens on ranchers.
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Denver
Forest Service
Weato
Andrew Norrell
North Park
Norrell
Fos Service
Foresta
Lewis
Way
Lee
Sit
Nereell
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