Industrial Club Plans Carpenter Booster Trip Discussed
The Industrial Club meets Monday for a luncheon to outline plans for a booster trip to Carpenter next week and to invite Cheyenne’s delegation in response to an invitation from the Commercial club. The group will also arrange a dinner honoring President A. L. Mohler on the evening of June 14.
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Carpenter
Industrial Club
Cheyenne
Commercial Club
A. L. Mohler
Many Candidates for Masonic Reunion in Masople Annale
Preparations for the Scot ted Rites reunion in this city from June 2 to June 16 proceed rapidly. Forty six candidates have been admitted to the higher degrees with more applications pending. The double quartet members rehearsing daily promise an excellent musical program. The reunion is set to be a memorable Masople annale event.
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Masople
Annale
Two Civil Service Posts Open at Cheyenne Board
The Cheyenne Civil Service Board announces two open positions both men only. An assistant biologist earns 1600 dollars yearly with an exam on June 21. A clinical director earns 2000 dollars yearly with an exam on June 27 1916 to fill a vacancy at the government hospital for the insane in Washington DC.
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Civil Service Board of
Cheyenne
Civil Service
Government Hospital For the Insane
Washington
Captain Smoke Approves City Filter Plant Report
Mayor LaFontaine received the final word on the new city filter plant yesterday afternoon. Captain Smoke submitted the government inspector's report, giving an official OK. He states the report shows the water is potable and nearly chemically pure.
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LaFontaine
Captain Smoke
Government
Capitol Grill 50c Dinner Menu Offered All Day
Capitol Grill offers a 50 cent dinner from noon to 8 p m with a choice of dishes including fricasse of chicken with dumplings cray a ln Newburg en casserole braize tenderloin of beef with mushroom sauce roast turkey stuffed with celery dressing roast prime ribs with new potatoes in cream new spinach fet Waldorf salad fruit ambrosa whipped cream coffee tea milk
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Newburg
New Instructor at Business College in Cheyenne
Cheyenne Buethers College hires FB. HW. Tullis a veteran penman and teacher of penmanship for twenty five years. Tullis, formerly with a leading Ohio business college, joins the local school to focus on penmanship while offering strong shorthand and bookkeeping skills. The college already has a large penmanship class and expects a busy summer session.
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Cheyenne Buethers College
HW. Tullis
Tullis
Ohio
Thors
Tallla
South Side Notes Highlight Local Health and Housings
Mrs. Carl Hubbard shows marked improvement and stays with the Hubbards at 500 East Tenth. Harvey Varnum improves under care. Mrs. A B Cotter visited from the ranch. Various residents attend a Johnson school PTA meeting and Anna Gordon W C T A gathering. Nurses exam prep and travel plans are noted among local families.
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Carl Hubbard
B. F. Hubbard
East Tenth Street
Chicken Pox Scare Hits Camp at Fort Russell
Lieutenant Howard of Douglas contracted chicken pox while at Instruction School camp near Fort Russell. Hospitalized after isolation and medical inspection by Dr. Wyman, the state health officer. Other officers were released to leave. Howard expected to recover soon.
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National Guard
Fort Russell
Howard
Douglas
Wyman
Ant-Saloon Head Goes to Laramie
F L Crabbe newly appointed Wyoming Anti-Saloon league superintendent arrived Cheyenne with Mrs Crabbe on Friday and left for Laramie to visit his brother 2 B Crabbe superintendent of schools there He will return Monday to begin league work He is a Toledo attorney and has been active in enforcing liquor laws Members expect him to push prohibition in the state. All union barber shops will stay open until 6 pm Monday May 29 and close Decoration Day.
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F. L. Crabbe
Anti-Saloon League
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Mr. Crabbe
Tie
Toledo
Wyom! League
Canal
All Union
Woman So Weak Could Not Sleep in North Oxford
Mrs. Peren Manco of North Oxford Massachusetts reports relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for sleeplessness indigestion weakness and nervousness. She notes improved vitality and mentions a Pinkham baby. The testimonial highlights a household habit of keeping the bottle on hand.
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North Oxford
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
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