Kensington Day in Cheyenne Hearts and Games
Mrs. George H. Gilland hosted a Kensington gathering at Carey avenue with fifty-five Eastern Star members enjoying yellow pink chrysanthemums needlework and tea. Mrs. Dewey A. McDonald and Miss Lilian Wall wed in Cheyenne and plans for future events and Wyomin Clericus sessions are noted.
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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 Highlight Initiation and Talks
Mrs J C Gans hosted a Chapter C P F O meeting on Carey Avenue. Initiation for Eunice G Anderson occurred after a business session. Dr Grace Raymo Hobara of Laramie was invited to speak on new responsibilities. Mrs Galen A Fox and Mrs Harry True gave nature talks, and guests attended a formal dinner at Bishopstowe with Bishop N S Thomas presiding.
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Wyoming
Enos Mille
Betes Park
Bishopstowe
Tomas
Acoial Feathre
Dingar
St. Mark's
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 Trie
Fox
True
Cans
Helena Rubenstein urges men to groom themselves
New York reports beauty expert Helena Rubenstein advocates men use idle time from Prohibition to improve appearance. She says there is no excuse for not looking good, warning divorces may rise if men neglect grooming. Tips include avoiding bald heads, proper attire, wrinkle care, hand care, smiling, and shaving.
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New York
Mme, Helena. Rubenstein
Mme. Rubenstein
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Notice Reward Offered for Paper Delivery Service
The Chay enne State Leader management offers a five dollar reward for assistance in ensuring the best possible paper delivery service. The notice pledges continued effort to improve delivery.
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Chayenne
Indictments Returned in Wyoming Grand Jury Report
Forty two true bills were returned in the Wyoming district court for the November term. The first report lists 23 suppressed for non custody and 15 defendants across 19 indictments. Charges include postoffice robberies at Nefsky Newcastle Worland Thermopolis and currency fraud along with narcotic and prohibition act violations.
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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 Duster Speaks on Baseball
Walter Mails delivers an after dinner talk in Sacramento praising the Duster for honest baseball as a big league picker once did. He praises the campaign for clean play and integrity in the sport.
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Walter
Sacramento
Walter Mails
Duster
Yost May Retire After Fall Season at Michigan
Yost, long serving coach at Ann Arbor, hints at retirement after this fall. The Hurry Up mentor has coached since 1897 and is also a wealthy coal operator.
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Ann Arbor
Yost
Tex Richard's fight club nets $225300 after tax in six shows
New York report shows Tex Richard's fight club earning $225300 from six performances with a 5 percent state tax totaling $18266. The Wakamba tribe of Africa sharpens teeth to slice raw meat.
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New York
Tex” Richard
Africa
No Armistice Day Holiday for Pupils
Armistice Day will be observed in city schools with one half hour or more of in building exercises. The school board decided to avoid general dismissal and observed the day within classrooms. The high school plans a football game with the Laramie Preps and may dismiss before 2 30 for the kickoff. Strong winds affect movie showings due to large motor driven propellers on trucks.
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Laramie
Olive Tablets advertised to improve digestion and liver function
An old advertisement claims Olive Tablets purify the body by acting on the bowels and liver, similar to calomel but without bad after effects. It urges taking two tablets to assess results and notes a 15 cent price.
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Edwards
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