Two Year Old George Phelps Celebrated At Party
Dr and Mrs G J Johnston marked two year old George Phelps with a birthday party. About thirty children joined in games and a four o clock supper amid pink roses and sweet peas. Guests included Mrs John D Clark Mrs Frank Bon and Mrs R A Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Phelps
G. J. Johnston
Jim
Favora
Dolla
Johnston
Ais
John D. Clark
Frank Bon
R. A. Hopkins
Frank Jenston
Snall Sons
Rawlins
Beaman Sr
Frank Beaman
Carrie Bennon
Beaman
Fred McGuire
Dan Fulcher
Hert Beaman
Iessrs
George Hancen
Frank Smith
M. Roseboom
Jan Fulcher
Vee Anna Hansen
Misa Agnes Nee
Bert Smith
Bert Beaman
Walter Beaman
Ionor
Cure Soap and Ointment Aid Child Skin Disease
A four month old boy suffered severe head skin eruptions and loss of hair. Hands had to be kept planed to prevent scratching. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, skin improved in three days and was healed in two weeks. Mrs. I. A. Thiede of Milwaukee, Wis., reports. Sample each free by mail with 83 cent stamp. Cuticura, Dept. T, Boston, Mass. Sold worldwide.
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Ob Gt
Miltweukoo
Wis
Cet
Shin Beak Om
Adee Post
Dept. T. Bese
Visiting List Gifts Short Cheyenne Stopovers
Visiting list notes Mise Ottie Holland en route from Lander to Fremont Nebraska visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Thompson in Cheyenne for a few days then to Kigmhall before home. Mise Helen Stuby, Latin instructor at Kem merer high, ends term and visits sister Mrs Hi Alan Floyd in Cheyenne before returning to Sheridan. Mr and Mrs D J Howells also mentioned in plan.
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Mise Ottie Holland
Lander
Fremont
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Visst
Fred L. Thompson
Misa Holland
Kigmhall
Mise
Helen Stuby
Kemmerer High School
Mra
Alan Floyd
Sheridan
WLT
Temperance Fields
Oregon
Cokeville
Rawlina
Hock Springs
Laramie
Mise Joe Livermore
Fred Harcle
Local W C T U Meets and Notices Postponements
Church circles W C T U members urged to attend revival services at the Baptist church this evening at 7 50. King's Daughters meeting postponed due to Mr Snow's death. St Mark's Sewing School closed for a few weeks as Mrs Warren visits California. The Young People's Branch met at headquarters with 28 members and 3 visitors. 3 new members welcomed. Mrs Archie Allison led parliamentary duties. Short papers on prohibition read by Anya Jenven Edna Stone Grace Thomas. Informal social hour after adjournment.
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The
St. Mark's
RB. W
Warren
California
Young People's Branch
William Gill
Archie Allison
Minton
Anya Jenven
Edna Stone
Grace Thomas
Suffrage Hat Debates Split by Factions in Morriston
The article describes competing official hats for suffrage advocates, highlighting Mrs. J. A. H. Hopkins of Morriston and Miss Be nN. J. Covert of Chicago. It notes the National American Woman Suffrage Association and Congressional Union support, with hats costing six dollars and twenty cents, respectively, and mentions social visits and travels of local residents.
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Chicago
Paul
Washington
National Republicans
Carria Chapman
Hopkins
Notice of Annual Meeting of Frontier Day Association
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Frontier Day Association will be held at the Industrial Club on Saturday evening May 15, 1614 at 8 o'clock. Purpose is the election of officers for the coming year and other business as may come before the meeting. V. Job Camill, Secretary.
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Anntal
Industrial Club
Job Camill
Musterole Oil Remedy Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Musterole as a mustard oil ointment that relieves rheumatism without blistering. It claims faster comfort than mustard plasters and notes endorsements by nurses. The text lists uses for bronchitis croup stiff neck neuralgia and more, and hints at broad customer reach and prevention claims.
Woman Club Events Highlight Social Week
The Help One Another club will meet at Mrs Philip Brown's home to work on rugs for a bazaar. Mount Melick and other clubs host receptions and card parties as Harmony, Mystic Mage, and Capitol City Rebekah lodge schedule gatherings and a postponement pushes a June 8 date.
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Mra
Philip Brown
Basaar
Harmless Ailments They Say Kill Innocents
Dr. G. A. Jordan of St. Louis warns that diseases like whooping cough measles mumps and chicken pox are dangerous when treated as harmless. He cites a Maplewood party where contagion spread to nearly all children present and says parents who expose children may face fines up to 100 dollars. He notes measles can show many cases in a day while other diseases appear less often. The health official stresses that contagious illnesses should be fought with the same effort as smallpox.
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G. A. Jordan
St. Louis
Jordan Sid
Jordan
Maplewood
Alek
Doctor Jordan
Hector Jordan
Faldoetor Jordan
Automobiles Reach Remote South American Regions
An article by William Reid in the May Bulletin of the Pan-American Union notes that motor cars are reaching distant parts of South America. Even where roads are scarce, autos serve industrial needs and freight and passenger transport when rail is impractical, such as in barren Chilean regions once dominated by carts and mules.
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South America
Willian &. Reid
Bulletin
Pan-American
Ion
Washington, D. C
Autos Transform South American Roads Across Continents
The article notes Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co. support for trials of eight motor trucks in Paraguay and describes rapid adoption of automobiles across South America. It highlights Paraguay Bolivia Peru Colombia Venezuela Argentina Brazil and Uruguay with growing highway construction, freight and passenger use, and a Buenos Aires automobile show tied to a centennial celebration.
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Paraguay
Asuncion
the Republic
Bolivia
Potos
Sucre
Peru
Lima
Colombia
Department of Public Works
Lana
Popayan
Pasto
Pamplona
Canganare
Hoxota
Yovaca
Santa Marta
Barranquilla
Venezuela
Caracas
United States
South America
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Eact
Buenos Aires
President Wilson Replies to Benedict Peace Movement
Rome report notes President Wilson's reply to the Vatican peace movement has excised portions of the papal report. The item frames the ongoing tension between U.S. leadership and church mediation efforts during the postwar diplomacy phase.
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Rome
Wilson
Pape Benedict
Vatican
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Miss Large
Len Jesele Large
Fame
Warey Ranch
Here
Thomas P. Fahey
Harry Hoffman
D. C. Olmstead
Kendrick
John B. Kendrick
Rh. W. Warren
Los Angeles
San Diego
Pacific Coast
O'Brien
Mra. F. A
P. J. Garvin
Kilroy, Winconsin
Garvin
Boy
J. Howells
Taylor
New York
W. C. T. U. Notices
Ir. Snow
Chas, Copp
Hannibal, Mo
Theodore Helmer
Copp
Helmer
D. F.’ Chandler
Harold
L A. Cook
Salt Lake City
Estee Park
Nancy Dilner
Wiles
Dan Fuel Wher
Mise Agnes Nee
Denver
A.H. Hopkins
Congressional
UNION
Ren
Musterole
Mount Melick Club
Shyder
Mount Metifet Club
Ladies’ Society of the B. of L. F
Capitol Hall
Mystic Mare Club
Mystic Mage Club
Mre. C. A. Breash
Adame Street
Harmony Club
Capitol City
Rebekah Lodge No
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Chile
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Pope
Fletcher
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