Visiting List of Denver Guests to Tea at Governor’s Mansion
A steady stream of visitors arrives in Cheyenne. C A Kendrick and Mrs Vree land of Denver plan a stay with Mrs John B Kendrick at the governor’s mansion with a complimentary tea for guests. Others travel for visits, summer stays, and social events across nearby towns and cities.
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C. A. Kendrick
Mrs. Vreeland
Denver
John B. Kendrick
Governor's Mansion
Alex Duthie
Livingston, Mont
J. A. Parnell
Cheyenne
Tea event details with Merc. f. Barke dale hostess
A local club hosted a dainty tea at five o'clock with Merc. f. Barke dale named as the next hostess in two weeks.
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Club
Merc
Barkedale
St Marks Guild Bazaar Postponed To Next Week
Marys bake sale at the Palace Pharmacy has been postponed for one week starting this morning at 7 PM. In Washington May 19 three hundred warines from Norfolk and 440 from Malta are ordered to Santo Domingo to reinforce U S policing the republic.
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Claude Draper
Gary
Ind
Washington, D. C
General Federation of Women's Clubs
New York City
St. Mark's Guild
Washington
Alay
Norfolk
Malti
Anto Domingo
Republic
Weather Summary From Disturbance Movements Across Regions
The western center moves southeast toward southern Utah and northern Arizona while the east shows a moderate low in the Upper Lake region. High pressure to the southeast affects the north Pacific coast as readings vary in the Rocky Mountain area and across the Mississippi valley. Temperatures rise modestly in some zones with slight changes in others as stations report readings in the 40s to 60s across Cheyenne Idaho Park and Lake City.
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Utah
Arizona
Upper Lake Region
Pacific Coast
81. Lawrence Valley
Lake Region
Gulf and Middle Plaine Elules
California
Poust
Rome
Woontain
Linen scarcity looms as linen becomes rare world wide
New York reports warn that after January 1917 virtually no real linen will remain in markets. Prices remain near peak with a gradual change expected. Irish looms test substitutes, while some shoppers stockpile varying grades and damask for luxury use.
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New York
Germany Great as Dye Makers
A National Geographic Society bulletin from Washington notes the revival of dye industries as Germany’s coal tar dyes dominate world trade. It traces the 1858 Perkin breakthrough leading to massive production, German plant concentration near munitions hubs, and the reliance of modern coloring, inks, and explosives on coal tar derivatives. It highlights U S dependence on German dyes prior to World War I and the shift prompted by war disruptions.
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Washington
Germany
Mexico
Egypt
Wijilan Henry Parkin
Ben
Rhine
Mato
Benson
Teutonic Empire
Hells
Perkin
Amr
Dye Prices Surge Amid Domestic Shortage Crisis
The article notes a dramatic rise in aniline dye costs causing industry strain. It cites a $1,600 value shipment and warns factories face reduced output as many run at half capacity or less. Patent blues surged from 60 cents to 210 per pound, while other dyes rose from 25 cents a gallon to 12. Since 1803 US production has covered only about 20 percent of domestic needs.
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United States
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