Birthday Reception and Social Roundup at Local Church
The article details a birthday celebration for Dr. Rafter with a knight templar reception, musical numbers, dining, and dancing in the west side auditorium. Distinguished guests included Governor Mrs. Robert D. Carey and local officials, with decorations, programs, and a large cake.
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Ee Auditorium
J. A. Riner
Cyrus Beard
W. Stone
Te Voorhees
Fobes
N. Potter
Francis E. of
F- S. King
Samuel Cor- Josph M. Carey
W. A. Ric
W. Burdick
L. C. Hinkle
George S. Gilland
We Churchill Rafter
Clar- Tex
S T. John the 1St Church
Knight Templar
DeWitt Boice
Ll. C. Ke
Maurice Collins
Blake Kennedy
Mara Yuoehan
Vaughan
George L. Stradairmin
Tice
Jes
Waka
Rafter
Business Men of Cheyeanne Observe Mr White Woes
A lecture on retail merchandising was given at the High School Gym by Q. Sulley of the National Cash Register Company. He cited that last year 4,420 merchants failed, urging efficient methods, consistent newspaper advertising, and a continuous policy to avoid disappointment.
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Sulley
National Cash Register Company
Bulley
Gulley
Transformation Through Modern Business Methods
A shopkeeper once faced declining sales due to a dirty display and indifferent clerks. After adopting modern methods, cleaning the premises and maintaining daily oversight, he improved customer flow and turned into a prosperous merchant.
Nemesis of Job and Pete Cordillo Survives Election
George P. Patterson, known as the Nemesis of the Cordillo brothers, was re elected Albany county prosecuting attorney after defeating Republican Giley AR McConnell by about two to one. Patterson’s victory followed his prosecution of Pete and John Cordillo and Walter Nowell for the Frank Jennings murder of 1919. Albany county, while backing Harding Mondell in Congress, remained a Democratic stronghold with wins for county officers and the mayor and alderman in Laramie.
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Wyo
Wyoming
George P
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Albany County
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Giley AR. McConnell
Frank Jennings
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State Prohibition Department
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Mondell
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League of Nations
Association of Nations
Republican Party
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Marshall
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San Francisco
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Wall Street
Harding plans Panama voyage on passenger steamer
Nation's Best Minds continues coverage as Harding, aided by Harry M. Daugherty, prepares for policy talks with advisers. He declines President Wilson's offer of a battleship for the Panama Canal voyage and opts for a twelve day trip ending at Point Isabel, confirming the decision via telegram to Secretary Daniels.
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Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
Wilson
Panama Canal
Point Isabel
Daniels
Systematic Sacking of Irish Villages
A fragmentary report describes police in uniform with helmets and caps, a tall officer in cavalry gear leading raids in Kellaghear. It mentions an alleged cause of a deadly shooting during a Cork event, with an eyewitness noting masked assailants who escaped after killing a person identified as Peayte or Gallagher.
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Caer
Kellaghear
Yg Peayte
Cork
Ollagher
Two Earsful Heiene and Pool Game Labeled By Errant Transcript
A garbled transcription notes a dispute over a Kelly pool game with a speaker claiming hardship and criticizing an unnamed Pa. The article mentions an original naval orange tree brought from Brazil over 40 years ago and references a department official.
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Hrasil
Departes Oa
Wanderer's Chicago murder trial roils public mood
Chicago nov 6 readers confront a sensational verdict in the Wanderer case. jurors spared 25 years for the ex army lieutenant who killed his wife unborn child and a supposed robber. city watchers demand retrial for the murder of the stranger and question the jury's leniency amid broad political mention.
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Chicago
Carl Wanderer
Leutenant
Wanderer
Hugo
Pam
Marrigane
George L. Thorpe
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound Hair Darkener
An aged newspaper ad touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound for darkening faded hair. It claims the mix restores natural color evenly without obvious application, suitable for immediate results and affordable price at drugstores.
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Wyeth
Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy Ad From Knoxwille Tenn
A testimonial from Knoxville Tennessee proclaims back pain digestive trouble and female illness cured by Lydia E Pinkham's remedies. The writer claims improved appetite energy and health after using the Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills and urges others to try the products.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Takeham
Railroad worker tossed by runaway rail in Wyoming
Ray Waddell, a Costa railroad laborer near War in Olden Times, was struck by a swinging rail on a fast line, launched about thirty feet from the track and left badly bruised but not mortally hurt. He is receiving treatment in a local hospital. A note mentions an ant species sewing leaves to build a nest.
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Wheatland
Wyo
Ray Waddell
Costa
Here
Anicent
Waddell
Waddall
Funeral services for Charles Lehman held Friday
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon for Charles Lehman who died the preceding day at his daughter Mrs. B. R. Hoskin’s home. Rev. Minor Jackson conducted the services at the Barly-Cricker Bros. chapel. Interment followed at Lakeview.
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Charles Lehman
B. R. Hoskin
Minor Jackson
Barly-Cricker Bros
Lakeview
Morgan Fails to Do Democrat In Coal County
In Kemmerer Wyoming on November 5 elections report Lincoln county with forty four precincts counted of two hundred. Candidates Hardiong Cov Fowler Morgan Car on show outcomes with Morgan at zero percent. British merchants plan exhibitions in major Chinese cities to regain war losses.
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Morgan
Coal County
Kemmerer
Wyo
China
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