Cheyenne Church and Club Events Highlight Fortnight
The Youth's Companion features poetry on love and melody as Cheyenne clubs and churches announce events. Pioneer tea by Mes. Dobbins, Gardner Hart birthday party, Elizabeth Riner elected freshman president at Colorado College, Vaughn recital at Congregational church, Bentley lecture at St Mark's Parish House, and St Mark's rummage sale with four day hours and donations urged.
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Elizabeth Riner
CW. Riner
Colorado College
Betty
Visiting List Travelers and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
The notice details arrivals and departures of residents and guests in Cheyenne. Mr and Mrs Peter McFarlane and son Donald travel from their Junction ranch to California for an extended visit. Other locals attend meetings, visits, and trips to Denver Omaha Chicago and beyond.
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Mra
Peter McFarlane
Donald
Junction
California
McFarlane
Mre
Lee Bristol
J. Sneed
Carpenter, Wyo
Homer Guy
Oak Grove
S. N. Sneed
Miss Klett Returns From California Visit
Los Angeles after an extended stay at Mra Dugan home Miss Marie Klett returns from California where she spent three months as guest of her sister Bishop and Mrs N B Thomas Visitors at state fair last week Mrs Margaret Rowell travels to Berkeley to winter with daughter Mrs B J McGuire Os lade Astlee visits in Denver for a week Mrs Harry Hynds to Denver for a short visit Edna Michner leaves for Los Angeles to tend sister Cora Hartcock Ill Olin and party back from Missouri and Des Moines Iowa
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Charles Wilsock
Trinidad
Colo
J. E. Jamison
Cheyenne
William Wilsock
Omaha
J. H. Skidmore
Los Angeles
Mra
Marie Klett
California
Cora Hartcock
Oln
Missouri
Des Moines
Sunshine Society Meeting at the Library
The Sunshine society will hold its regular business session this afternoon at the library. A good attendance is desired.
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The
Sunshine Society
Crittendon Circle Meets This Afternoon with Mrs Dillman
The Crittendon Circle will meet this afternoon with Mrs Henry Dillman. The ladies may bring their own work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crittendon Circle
Henry Dillman
Women’s club opens year with library meeting after noon
The Woman's club holds its first meeting of the club year at the library in the Woman's club room on Wednesday at three. Retiring officers and board will host. Daughters of the American Revolution convene Saturday at Mrs. Clifford Hummer's home with Mrs. Hummer and Mrs. C C Carl Isle as hostesses. Annual meeting includes election of officers and reading of reports. Mrs. William Riner will contribute musical numbers.
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Woman's Club
Daughters of the American Revolution
Clifford Hummer
Hospital Aid Society Holds Routine Session
A business session of the Hospital Aid society met at the Library yesterday afternoon. Routine business was transacted and current bills were allowed.
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Hospital Aid Society
Church Circles Host Evening Events At Westminster
In Westminster the Guild of the Presbyterian church will be entertained this evening in the church parlors by Mrs A F Saunders and Miss Avery. A joint meeting of Congregational Aid and Missionary societies will be held this afternoon in the parlors with Miss Ulin and Mrs Osbornson as speakers. Miss Ulin will address another gathering at seven thirty tonight. All church members friends and the public are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan
Congressionall Church
Mire
Harold Vaughn
Donald Forsyth
Maude Ayton
T. Blake Ken‘dy
Mr. McCune
Guild of the Presbyterian Church
A. F. Saunders
Misa Avery
Ie Congregational Aid Tonal
A Society and Missionary Society
Miss Ulin
Turkey
Osbornson
Chicago
G. L. Strader
Brotherhood Meeting At Baptist Church Social Session
The Baptist Brotherhood will meet this evening with Mr. Cecil Law for a social and business session. All men of the church and congregation are invited to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Brotherhood
Cecil Law
Jewish Circle Meeting Set For Wednesday Afternoon
The Jewish Circle will meet at 2 30 PM Wednesday with Mrs. N Kopald at 21 West Lincoln Highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cirela
N. Kopald
West
Lincoln Highway
Willard W C T U Rally After State Convention
The Frances Willard W C T U will meet this afternoon at the library for a rally after delegates return from the State convention in Laramie. Delegates proceed from the meeting to bring emphasis to their program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princes Willard W
T. U
Frances Willard
V. C. T. U. Comvention
Laramie
National convention train stop rally in Seattle area
A Cheyenne group joins a White special en route to the National convention at Seattle for an evening rally. National officers will be aboard the train and union members plan an enthusiasm meeting with addresses by distinguished WG workers.
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WHFMA
Seattle
Joon
WG Hw
Sheridan sugar factory expansion boosts local economy
Sheridan Wyoming October 4. About 2000000 dollars circulated locally in six months by the sugar factory project with beet growing. Labor for construction 160000 dollars, beet crop labor about 75000 dollars, beet equipment 20000 dollars, factory freight 40000 dollars. New capital drew workers and families to Sheridan, stimulating home purchases and furniture bought locally.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Sugar Company
Cis
Sheridan Sheep and Cattle Shipments Reach Two Million
Sheridan Wyoming reports September cattle and sheep shipments valued near two million dollars. About 650 cattle cars and 320 sheep cars totaling 15 000 cattle and 109 000 sheep were sent to eastern markets. Prices ranged 4.40 to 8.70 for fat lambs and 41.50 to 6.00 for older ewes. Walener interests retire from the sheep business after years in northern Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wyo
T. A. Brout
Omaha
H. Burns
G. C. Waianer
Wyoming
Pricon
Women May Be Strong and Enjoy Health at Home or Work
The ad touts Lydik BK Plakholm’s Vegetable Compound as a root and herb remedy to treat female-related ailments. It claims to address backache nervousness irritability and other symptoms, urging women to try the product for improved health and happiness.
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Lydik BK. Plakholm
Mondell Links Soils Congress to Moisture Science
Wyoming congress leader F. W. Mondell told the International Dry Farming congress opening in Denver that conservation of moisture is a scientific problem. He warned delegates against lax practices, urging continued use of scientific moisture methods for profitable crops in arid regions. He called moisture control the paramount irrigation issue and stressed the farm, range, and forest sectors are closely linked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondell
Soils’ Congress
Denver
Colo
Europe
F. W. Mondell
Wyoming
Alorg
Brethere
Goshen Valley Homesteads Selections at Ocean Hotel
Citizens listed for Croshen Valley homesteads should confer with PF Palmer, center of Govt Lands, regarding later sea or elite meeting locations at the Ocean hotel.
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Croshen Valley
Ocean Hotel
Palmer
Govt
Dancing at Coliseum Weekday and Weekend Event
Community notices mention dancing at the Coliseum on Wednesday and Saturday during lent. A note directs readers to Wyoming Cyclery for work and affordable prices.
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Uscurste
Wyoming
Lpadmn Leads Hundreds Through Leader Want Morning Read
Large crowds pass through Leader Want store daily as shoppers seek newspapers and updates. Staff report steady turnout with readers browsing headlines and articles across sections. The scene reflects a busy morning for local news distribution and community engagement.
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Lpadmn
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Margaret Prescott Montague
Polk
Guesa
K. J. Dobbins
Dobbing
Miter Gardner Hart
Gardner Hart
Phen
Riner
Welter B. Bentley
Bentley
Ormainiat
Mark
Clifard Hummer
Louie Latah
Colorado Springs
Suneva
Sotergae
St. Mark's
Ymemnt
Cavey Avenue
D. M. Carley
Fred M. Miller
Library Association
Basin
Federation of Women's Elinics
Greybull
Maurine Carley
Wheatland
Mrs
Celian O'Boyle
Adjutant General's Office
Carey M. Townsend
New York
San Francisco
J. H. Conway
Mrs. G. B. Abbott
Miss Abbott
Mrs. D. ©. Hudson
Helen Hudson
Luke Voorhees
Douglas
Nan Dinneen
Divide
W. B. Dinneen
H. Vaughan
Mia
William Cass
Little Son
Bishop
Mrs. N
Thomas
Margaret Rowell
Berkeley
Calif
B. J. McGuire
Mise Oladge Astlee
Harry Hynds
Edna Michner
I. A. R. Meet
Westminister Cuttd
Altar and Rosary Society
Altar and Rosary Society of
F. R. Dildine
Mra Lo
Newlin
Ald Society
Gund
State Leater
Mos
B. F. Loos Co
Dea Moines
Iowa
Merode
Athena
Iiuwers
Athens
Moroidle
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
Culahes Malbehiansonn
Goshen Valley
L. W. Kramer
Ee ‘Dealers
Epterkale
Wigton
Ted Cacey
Mina
Elauie
Leo Lad
Benjamin & Jomines i Warron Strout Nowask, N. J
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