Cheyenne P town briefs list regional arrivals and visitors
A stream of visitors and business figures pass through Cheyenne with arrivals from Thermopolis Denver Casper Billings New York Kansas City Sterling and Marengo Iowa. Notables include Ralph Jones J M Wyatt A Wertheim er and J Angus. Local services and shops referenced include Swisher Optical and The Wyoming Book Store.
Visitors from Omaha Minneapolis urge good roads vote
Visitors from Omaha Dyer and D. M. Atchison, and Minneapolis resident B. H. Murphy, are in the city today. The notice urges support for the good roads constitutional amendment and to vote on November 7.
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Laramie
A. J. Johnson
Phalia
O. L. Dyer
Omaha
D. M. Atchison
Minneapolis
B. HH. Murphy
Wyoming
Uncle Bam
Notlo Delegates Offered to Wyoming Teachers Association
Message invites delegation to the Wyoming State Teachers Association during Thanksgiving week at Soca day. Requests a phone call or written reply to Bupt. Ira B. Pee or Gee, K. M. Lamont of the Industrial club.
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Wyoming State Teachers’ Association
Soc
Bupt
Ira B. Pee
Gee
K. M. Lamont
The
Industrial Club
17th Annual Ball at Eagles Hall Promises Evening of Song
Announcement of the 17th annual Ball B. of Br. T. scheduled for November 187 at Eagles Hall. Event includes music and social activities with attention to decor and attendance by local groups. Details appear incomplete due to OCR errors but indicate a Thursday event in New i.
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BR. T
Eagles’ Hall
Catholic Church in Wyoming Sees Growth in 1916
Figures for the year ending October 15 1916 show 393 infant baptisms 08 converts 134 marriages and 118 deaths in Wyoming with a 13 percent rise in infant baptisms and 32 percent rise in converts from the prior year The data implies a Catholic population around 17000 at a 35 per 1000 birth rate noting potential for a stronger showing with lower birth rates
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Cheyenone
Wyoming
Remarkable Statement From Englewood Woman
A reader reports relief from menopause symptoms after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She claims headaches hot flashes and pain disappeared and credits the remedy for restoring her health. The testimonial urges others to seek guidance from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass for personalized advice.
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Englewood, Ill
Lydia
Lydia F
Lyno
Mass
W C T U State Convention Opens in Casper
The Wyoming State W C T U convention begins in Casper with a welcome session this evening. About twenty five delegates from Cheyenne and nearby attend as temperance workers anticipate an engaging, profitable convention with a packed first program including welcomes, songs, invocations, and brief speeches by local leaders and officials.
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Wyoming
Casper
Cheyenne
Temperance Workers
Hospital Held Not Liable for Injuries in Wyoming Ruling
Wyoming Supreme Court rules that a charitable hospital is not liable for injuries to a patient caused by alleged nurse neglect. The district court decision in Lander favored the hospital, but was reversed on appeal, affirming the hospital's immunity from damages.
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Wyoming Supreme Court
Lander
Elyoy
Hartley
Bishop Handall Hospital
Winter
Ita Coumaal
Kendall Says Wilson is a Sure Winner
A letter from D E Kendall asserts Wilson leads nationwide sentiment. Kendall reports touring Wyoming to New York October 23 and talks with residents in Washington Montana Colorado Nebraska Iowa Illinois Indiana Pennsylvania and New York, concluding Wilson is a sure winner on November 7. He urges making Governor Kendrick's election unanimous.
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Wilson
D. E. Kendall
Wyoming
New York
Washington
Montana
Colorado
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Pennsylvania
David B. Kendall
Rn S&s
Kendrick
State Library Reopens After Renovations
The state library resumed operations after a weeklong closure for cap work, shelving changes, and installation of a new vapor healing system. Visitors gain full access to reading rooms and library amenities again as staff prepare for public use.
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State Library
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Chicago
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J. C. Bulger
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Lizzie Lyon
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