Cheyenne High School Vaudeville Show Highlights Local Talent
A Cheyenne high school vaudeville program impressed a small audience with balanced acts and strong ensemble work. The opening skit Let on Parla Francais featured Julia Williams and Vera Houx among others, while the second half delivered a vigorous minstrel segment led by Edward Storer with high school boys in chorus. James Storey and Ferree Marks emerged as standout performers.
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Cheyenne High School
Florence Sly
Rathy
Enouih
Beadliner
Chas
Welch
Mr. Spriggive
Clyde Scott
Eiteabeth Moore
Ferreo Marks
Buch Ooo
Velma Wilsock
Pauline Jones
William Woolston
Alden Peabody
Edward Storer
Donald McGonagle
James Btorey
Ferree Marks
Arthur Busch
Elmer Snow
James Storey
Ferree Marke
Riots Rage in Prague as Austria Deteriorates
May 23 dispatch from Amsterdam reports worsening conditions in Austria. In Prague the Indignant Bohemians hold meetings cheering allied leaders while hissing Germany. repression fails to restore order amid discontent tied to gerrymandering disenfranchising Creche. In Kiev heavy fighting continues between General Hetman forces and Rada loyalists after the Rada’s ouster. Outcomes uncertain with heavy losses on both sides.
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Austria
Prague
Germany
Kiev
Ukraine
Rada
Rade
Wyoming State Fair doubles prizes and expands exhibits
Douglas Wy May 21 The Wyoming State fair premium list shows prizes increased for cash awards over thrift stamps and certificates. The fair plans big entertainment with nearly thirty acts contracted, expanded exhibits including a new oil display, and large tents for auto shows and other displays. A gold trophy for the state trap shooting winner arrives for the July event.
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Wyo
Wyoming
The
Fair Commission
Josselty
Higby
Rohtth Grader Graduates Move To VGH Schools
Principal Jessup of the high school checked the eighth grade yesterday and sent their to enter Mich echook most fanation. About 17 did not promise to go on with education and failed to pose. This brought the total to approximately 85 percent who will proceed to a higher institution.
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Gradtates
VGH
Mikch Echook
Lion's Club Bold Ke Regular
Fragmentary OCR text shows no coherent event or names but mentions The Lion's Club and a bold ke regular phrase. No clear date place or outcome available from the readable portion.
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the Lion's Club
Modifications of Educational Processes Caused by the War
The article recalls a meeting where Cheyenne teachers received praise for the school year just ending. Members discussed changes to education prompted by wartime conditions and commended the staff for their successes.
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Soldier Harry Major Ordered to Prepare for Overseas Duty
Mrs Henry Major received notice that her son Richard Major known as Harry has been ordered to fold for overseas duty. He is now a corporal in the 1st Division which was expected to leave in fall but troop movements now accelerate, with drafts from last fall likely to be overseas this summer.
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Henry Cfajor
Richard Major
Harry
Red Cross Drive Nears Five Figure Total in Cheyenne
Cheyenne reports show $25 396.47 raised in four days with little outside city giving. County funds and county towns push toward $410 000 as 537 contributors tally $4 953 in cash and $613 75 in pledges. Women's drive credited to A D Johnson and Avery Haggard with $400 plus, public school children at $468.84 and Union Pacific Wyoming division near $10 000 total. In all, funds to be apportioned by Union Pacific routes and county populations.
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Red Cross
Nummer
Mere
A. D. Johnson
Redross
Cheyenne
Avery Haggard
Hw. P. Needham
Union Pacific
Reed Cross
Wyoming
Anti-Saloon Leaders Campaign Across Counties
Superintendent FP L Crabbe of the State Anti Saloon League departed for the north to hold meetings in Matte and Goshen counties advancing prohibition. Ampletant Superintendent W L Wade will canvass ten days to organize the northern area and promote Sunday prohibitions at Hanae and Hk Mountain then at Hegas and Dixon.
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Btate Ant Saloon League
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Goshen
W. Ll. Wade
Hanae
Hk Mountain
Hegas and
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Weather Report for Wyoming Sees Clear Skies and Cool Weekend
The Wyoming forecast indicates clear weather with cool temperatures through the weekend. Expect light winds and dry conditions as high pressures build over the region.
Dayton Bay Killed in Action in Casualty Report
Abert Johnson of Rostolt, 8 D and L. Be Luke of Dayton, Wyoming are named among the killed in action in the two day casualty report released tonight.
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L.E. Luke
Abert Johnson
Rostolt
8. D
L. BE. Luke
Dayton
Wyo
Army of 5 000 000 New Possibles
Proposals for labor conscription after July 1 target idle workers and those in unsuitable jobs. Local boards may compel shift to productive work or military service, covering hospitality, elevator staff, clerks, domestic workers, and other roles. The policy aims to mobilize manpower for industry and war needs.
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Department of Labor
Crowder
Wallatte
Heahrty
Chicago
Apemer
New York
Neherk
Iran
Germany
Empire
Commencement Sermon At Parish House Planned
Dr. Van Winkle of the Baptist church will deliver the commencement sermon for Cheyenne graduates at the parish house next Sunday evening. Mrs. L W Trombell will sing a vocal solo and high school boys will lead congregational singing. A union meeting of the churches accompanies the event and the public is invited to attend.
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van Winkle
The
Baptist Church
Cheyenne
Pariah House
L. W. Trombell
Patriotic Service Inspires Local Knitting Effort
Article notes Mrs. Nannie Steele in the Carey block who has knitted over a hundred items for soldiers since Frontier time, including sweaters helmets and wristlets. Despite poor health and advanced age she also earns a living by sewing and is asking Cheyenne readers to share any memories of Meg Steele's contributions.
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Perfor ii Ovatér
Nannie Steele
Carey Block
Meg Steele
Wyoming Short 72 on Quota of Laborers
Provost Marshal Ray K Olds reports Wyoming remains 72 short of a 16 laborer quota across 16 counties. Latemile county sent 7 of 62 seats Tuesday morning. Counties reporting have sent 70 of 642 called for. Each county board was to notify classmen to fill the quota but fines were too low to ensure full numbers. The counties
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Wyoming
Latemile
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Inwin Goes to Omaha on Key Trade Trip
Borwin, head of the livestock shipping division of the Walon Pacific, left yesterday for Omaha on a business trip to advance shipping operations.
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Inwin
Omaha
Borwin
Walon Pacific
Iron Tie promotes health for soldiers and civilians
An old promotional notice touts Iron Tie as the best way to build iron in the blood. It claims dauntless soldiers in France and everyday people gain vigor, pink cheeks, and luster with this iron tonic from the Buffalo Surgical Institute. The ad urges readers to send 10 cents to Buffalo for a natural package.
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France
Ted Dlood
Deawell
Pierce
Surgical Institute
Buffalo
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