County Fair Prize Wins Highlight Social Highlights
Mrs. J William Krogse won multiple prizes at the county fair and the state fair in Douglas, taking first for a crocheted baby jacket and bootees, a tatting collar, second for a crocheted bag, and third for a tatting jabot. The Kroisses hosted Bishopstowe dinner honoring Dr and Mrs Duniway of Laramie, president of the state.
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J. William Krogse
Douglas
Bishop
Thomas
Bishopstowe
Duniway
Laramie
Elegant gathering at Bishop Thonay home noted
Telephone No 777 lists a refined evening hosted by Bishop and Mrs Thonay with pink flowers and a featured menu. Attendees included Dr and Mrs Duniway Barber Alybott Prince Burdiek Rev Davidson Deming and the couple themselves. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Boggs yesterday morning is reported healthy. Baggs serves Gleason Mercantile as bookkeeper. Warren and Metill expect California return around Oct 20 with Mrs Warren walking on crutches.
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Bishop
Thonay
Duniway
Barber
G. E. Alybott
Prince
Burdiek
Davidson
Deming
Toby
H. L. Boggs
Mr. Baggs
Gleason Mercante Company
R. W. Warren
John Metiill
California
Motherhood Advice and Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
An advertisement urges preparing for motherhood through Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It claims the formula strengthens the female system, reduces nervous strain, and promotes health for women facing childbirth and child care. The company invites confidential letters to Beech Mass for personal guidance.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia BE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Beeg Mass
Visiting List Notes From City Residents
Mrs. C. D. Carey and baby depart for a three months visit in Philadelphia and the East. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wright plan to move to Houston around Oct. 20. Rev. Rollat will preach at St. Mark's next Sunday with Rev. Davidson hosting. Mrs. Stephen Morris and Elise Morris plan to visit Los Angeles then the Philippines with Colonel and Mrs. Dyer and Captain and Mrs. Ennis. Rev. G. H. Hamilton visited Rev. Davidson. Mrs. Theodore Hellmer and her son travel to Portland Seattle and Sand Point for a month with Mrs. Hellmer's brother in Sand Point. Mrs. Allie Jewell visits from Wheatland. Mrs. Sadie M. Likens of the W. R. C. visits with Mrs. George P. Knight while touring local sites.
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Mr. Rollat
St. Mark's
George Davidson
Stephen Morris
C. D. Carey
Elise Morris
Cheyenne
Los Angeles
A. B. Dyer
Philippines
Ennis
Theodore Hellmer
Local residents undertake visits and travel in late trip notes
The report lists Mrs. R. A. Hopkine returning from an Astern tour, Mrs. Harry Mitchell home from Denver, and Mrs. Stella McGuire with Hazel McGuire visiting Chicago and midwest cities. Lt Z Steever departs for Texas to see Gen Steever, commander of the Department of Texas, while Mr and Mrs D J OConnell plan a Pine Bluff outing at the Dunston ranch for several days.
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Stella McGuiire
Mias Hazel McGuire
Chicago
Middle West
D. J. O'Connell
Dunston Ranch
Pine Bluffa
Chamberlain’s Tablets Aid Sleep by Treating Stomach Disorders
The product claims to relieve insomnia caused by stomach disorders and constipation. It promotes sleeping by correcting these issues and is advertised as available from all dealers.
Special Sale on Peanut Crisp and Peanut Brittle
Local shop advertises fresh peanut crisp and peanut brittle at 20 cents per pound. Sale date listed as Saturday October 5 at the Roninson location.
Girls to Join Parish Classes
The Parish House club will admit women and girls to classes three times a week with Instructor Wright in charge. Women will do simpler exercises and drills as basketball teams may be organized later. Invitations have been mailed to St. Mark's parishioners and potential athletic trainees.
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Parish House Club
Wright
St. Mark's
California Woman Endorses Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Miss Marie Gerber of Sawtelle California reports a severe cold settled on her lungs with coughing and soreness. After using Chamberlain Cough Remedy she relayed immediate relief the first night and complete recovery within a week. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Marie Gerber
Sawtelle
Cal
Colorado Water Suit Set Oct 15
The Wyoming Colorado water dispute will be argued before the U S Supreme Court on October 1 unless Colorado requests a postponement. Wyoming is represented by Attorney General Preston with Lacey and Lacey of Cheyenne. Goldborough Company defends the Laramie Water Company farmers and ranchers opposed to diversions. State Engineer Parshall denies knowledge of direct dealings with Colorado’s consultant, while noting rumors of ties to the Goldsborough company.
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Wyoming
Colorado
United States Supreme Court
Preston
Lacey
Warren Casts Vote Against Public Rights Measures
A critical review of votes on measures to restore and safeguard public rights against powerful interests shows Senator Warren casting his vote against plutocracy. The passage notes partisan friction and calls for stronger protections amid ongoing political battles.
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PEW
Warren
The Sherman Co and Wood Retaining Kanitas
A fragment notes business actions involving The Sherman Co and Wood retaining Kanitas. Details are unclear from the text.
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The
Sherman Co
The Rose of Panama at Capitol Avenue Tonight
The Capitol Avenue theater presents The Rose of Panama a Viennese musical comedy tonight. The show features Chapine the French prima donna with a superb voice and dazzling grace. Critics praise the lively music lavish costumes and striking scenery thrilling Cheyenne society with its first appearance locally.
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Capitol Avenue
Panama
Chapine
Donnha
Cheyenne
Parish House Dinner a Brisk, Prized Parish Benefit
A Cheyenne parish dinner drawn 260 guests, with male waiters led by Henry Watson and a kitchen team including Ed Stone, Dr Barber, and A. B. foedel. The event featured a three piece ensemble, a fourteen number program, and an auditorium dance after dessert. Net proceeds listed at at least $400 for the Parish House fund.
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Bouillon
Henry Watson
Walters
James Hadfield
la Fontaine
Larner
Palmer
Ethelbert
Mahoney
Y. Clark
Bond
Vaughn
Kincaid
Beard
Jlunter
Skinner
Ed Btone
Dr. Barber
A. BE. Foedel
Joel
W. M. Jones
Plavid
Miysle
Lawrence McGuire
Parish
SPECIAL SALE OF PEANUT BRITTLE AT 20 CENTS A POUND
A garbled note advertises peanut brittle at twenty cents per pound during a special sale. It includes a jest about a husband and wife and a stray line mentioning Chicago Day Hook and Wyoming, yielding a fragmented, humorous fragment without clear context.
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Chicago
Burlington Gains Full Control of C. S. Railroad
Denver Calo Oct 4 Frank Trumbull resigns as president of the Colorado and Southern railroad and John J. Mitchell is named to his post. Hale Holden elected to the board, retirement of Trumbull ends Hawley interests on the board, Burlington tightens ownership and may absorb remaining stock. Consolidation unlikely due to state laws.
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Denver
Calo
Frank Trumbull
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Kin Renienation Act
John J. Mitchell
Witvels Trust Company of
Chicago
Hale Holden
Edwin Hawley
Trimbull
Burlington
Hawley
Yarrows HO
Colorado & Bottheraft
Trumtull
The
Colorado Company
Colorado & Southern
Cascarets Best Laxative For the Bowel
Advertising copy claims Cascarets quickly relieve constipation indigestion and related symptoms. It urges relief from headache biliousness dizziness and nervousness and promotes Cascarets as a gentle cleansing for adults and children with a box priced to suggest long lasting health benefits.
In Memoriam Hattie Hager Cheyenne 1912
In Memoriam from the supreme sisterhood notes the call from our midst of Mrs Hattie Hager and extends sympathy to her family. Resolutions authorize presenting a copy of these sentiments to the deceased sister’s family including Mrs Carl Gylling Mrs Will Meavine and Mrs Arthur Alber.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Hattie Hager
W. W.C
Ht. M. A
Littt
Carl Gylling
Will Meavine
Arthur Albher
Barnett's Saturday After Supper Sale Highlights
Saturday After Supper sale features exceptionally low prices with silk hosiery 26 dozen pairs, lace and embroidery remnants 2 to 4 yards, dress goods at half price, and 60 dozen children’s cotton bordered handkerchiefs offered in bulk at set hours.
Ready-to-Wear Department Final Cleanup Offer
The department advertises final cleanup with lawn dressing items. One lot priced at 40 cents, with a choice assortment valued up to 1.48 dollars in regular pricing. Includes Lacques products and related lawn care goods.
Saturday After Supper Sale In the Basement Store
A dated notice for a Saturday after supper sale offers boys waists and men’s suits at deep discounts. Waist fabrics include madras and chambrays in sizes 4 to 14 for 25c each. Men’s suits in sizes 34 to 37, originally 18 to 25 dollars, offered at 7.45 during a three hour window.
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Bupper
Why study Latin if it is a dead language
A Dartmouth student quips about Latin in the Jack O'Lantern humor page noting repeated claims of the language's obsolescence. The item captures campus wit and the magazine's light tone.
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Dartmouth
Untitled fragment raises question about traveler and family
A fragmented line asks if a traveler is with their father at home and notes an item described as a pike and an open feature, creating a vague scene of kin and equipment.
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Apine
Robert G. Ingersoll
Mrs.Warren
Ooach Bey
Charles D. Carey
Baby
Philadelphia
East
J. D. Wright
Houston
Texas
G. H. Hamilton
Saratoga
Allie Jewell
Wheatland
Sadie M. Likens
George P. Knight
Atlantic
Atlantic Tea CO
West Sixteenth Street
Douglng
R. A. Hopkine
Harry Mitchell
Colorado Points
Z. Steever
General Steever
I. 8
Army
Chapine and
John R. Phillips
Nedium
C. & S. Railroad
Lsa
Pike
United States Marine Band
WM. H. Santelmann
Keefe Hall
Sands Drug Stohd
the Rowinson and
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