Kensington Socials Notice and Local Society Roundup
A Cheyenne segment notes a Kensington at Mrs. George H. Gilland's Carey avenue home with yellow pink chrysanthemums and social tea. Cheyenne couples Dewey A. McDonald and Lilian Wall wed. Marked by Justice Frank Houseman. McDonald to Cheyenne Electric Street Railway. Opening sessions of Wyoming Clericus and local church socials described. many local names and visits listed.
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Joseph Wasserman
Matson
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Kensington
George H. Gilland
Carey Avenue
Eastern Star
Dewey A. McDonald
Lilian Wall
Cheyenne
Justice of Peace
Frank Houseman
Tillman M. Wall
Local Chapter Activities Include Initiation and Talks
Mrs J C Gans hosted a Tuesday meeting of Chapter C P F O at North Carey Avenue with initiation for Eunice G Anderson. Dr Grace Raymo Hobara of Laramie invited to address on New responsibilities. An earlier program featured state song history and nature talks by Mrs Galen A Fox and Mrs True. Twenty five ladies attended including visitors Cole and Mrs H M Treland. Also Bishopstowe dinner honored with Bishop and Mrs N S Thomas preaching.
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Women's Club
Carnegie Wbrary
Mills
Woman's Club
Galen A. Fox
al Kay
Mra
William River
Grace Raymo Hobara
Laramie
J. C. Gans
North Carey Avenue
Eunice G. Anderson
Harry Tiie
Fox
True
Cans
Helena Rubinstein urges men to beautify themselves
New York November 10 Helena Rubinstein, American beauty expert, argues men should use idle time during Prohibition to improve appearance. She says men can avoid divorces by grooming, wearing proper clothes, keeping wrinkles away, caring for hands, smiling, and staying shaved, even during the defunct cocktail hour.
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New York
Mme, Helena. Rubenstein
Mme. Rubenstein
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Chay enne State Leader Offer and Reward Notice
Notice states a five dollar reward and describes management efforts to provide the best possible service in daily paper delivery. The message oddly references offerings and pricing adjustments, indicating a promotional or service assurance note from the paper's leadership.
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Chayenne
Forty two tru bills returned in first report
Forty two indictments were returned by the grand jury for the November term in Wyoming. A preliminary report was issued Wednesday and a supplemental report is expected soon. Twenty three indictments were suppressed as defendants are not in custody. The list includes charges of currency alteration and passing, postoffice robbery, narcotics violations, and prohibition acts involving defendants from Laramie Cheyenne Casper and other towns. A note mentions good quality cotton grown in the Belgian Congo.
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United States Court For
District of Wryoming
United States
Claire P. Petit
Laramie
Charess A. Morgan
Nefsky
Newcastle
Robert J. Brady
Upton
Carneyville
William A. Cox
Worland
Thermopolis
Yee Sam
Louie Sing
Leo Toy
Cheyenne
John Pirtle
Basin
John Hayes
Viola
Herman
Rock “Springs
Edward McCune
James Granham
William Gelires
Frank Arminto
Casper
Walter Chats Sacramento on baseball and honesty
Walter Mails proves a capable after dinner speaker in Sacramento. The Duster campaign emphasizes honest baseball as he speaks to local crowds, drawing on his big league picker past.
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Walter
Sacramento
Walter Mails
Duster
Yost Considers Retirement After Fall Season
Yost, famed coach of Michigan, hints at retirement after the coming fall campaign. Longtime mentor has directed football since 1897 and is also a wealthy coal operator.
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Ann Arbor
Yost
New York promoter nets $225 300 from six shows
Tex Richard runs a fight club with six events earning 225 300 after a 5 percent state tax cut of 18 266. The Wakamba tribe of Africa reportedly sharpens teeth for raw meat consumption.
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New York
Tex” Richard
Africa
No Armistice Day Observed With Dismissal Nearby
Armistice Day is observed in city schools with one half hour of exercises in each room. No general dismissal. The high school plans a football game against the Laramie Preps, likely to end before 2 30. Strong winds affect movie showings due to large motor driven propellers on trucks.
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Laramie
Olive Tablets Promote Clear Health Effects for Bad Breath
A brief ad states Olive Tablets clear bad breath by cleansing the bowels and liver without the harsh effects of calomel. It claims they purify the system, with two tablets taken daily to observe effect.
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Edwards
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