Dinner Bridge At Cheyenne Society Event
Dinner bridge hosted by Mrs. Esther Circle and other Cheyenne social leaders featured a table setting with Ophelia roses and yellow beds. The week included a Co operative class banquet, elections for officers Ruth Hanesworth president and Myrel Lawrence secretary, plus numerous social notices and upcoming club events.
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Pers
Matatais Howe
Bruce EB. Jackson
Sun School
Ruth Hanesworth
Myrel It
Lawrence Shirley
Fire Prevention Day Observed Here October 9
President Wilson urges states to designate October 9 as Fire Prevention Day and conduct educational exercises. Rocky Mountain Underwriters Association inspectors will tour Cheyenne focusing on fire prevention and safer practices to cut annual fire losses and protect resources nationwide.
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Cheyenne
Rocky Mountain
Bates
Anna
United States
Woodrow Wilson
America
Young Woman Loses Thumb in Horse Incident
Alsire Creed daughter of Mr and Mrs George H was riding in an automobile when a horse on a loading line became fractious. The animal wrapped around her left thumb and tore the first joint from the hand before it could be freed, requiring urgent medical attention.
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Dovolas
Alsire Creed
George H
Gas supply proposal for Lander town franchise
Producers would provide gas for Lander to supply the town with fuel and cleaner energy. The council would grant the franchise if the company commits to bringing gas early, as it would be cheaper than coal and offer a cleaner, more sanitary alternative. If coal prices rise, gas could be the town’s only recourse unless Winkelman drills yield sufficient gas from the Bago Oresk operation.
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Bago Oresk Company
Winkelman
Out on Bond After Drunkenness Charge Arrest
A man calling himself Thomas Walsh was arrested by Mander police on drunkenness charges and released on a $25 bond.
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Thomas Walsh
Fisherman Judge Returns With Elusive Trout String
Judge W H Edwards returned Friday from South Chugwater after a day of fishing. He boasted a string of trout as proof of his glory. The report blends scattered notes on fishing with unrelated facts about sugar, cotton, and a New York tenement built in 1833.
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W. H. Edwards
South Chugwater
Iduse
New York City
Illinois Trust & Savings Bank
Chi
Six Proposed Changes in Constitution
Six constitutional amendments listed for the coming election cover debt for school buildings highways and bridges county debt limits for construction state debt beyond taxes for highways and a special livestock tax for inspection and protection. The items include authorizing new indebtedness and a livestock tax to fund infrastructure and regulation.
Yellow Fever Ravages Ports as Quarantine Stops Travel
Public health authorities report yellow fever at major east coast ports in Mexico and impose quarantines on all travelers from those ports. Disease identifications appear at Tuxpam and Vera Cruz with deaths at Progreso Yucatan. Tampico recently reported cases. The piece also notes Japan’s largest lake, Riwa, at 36 miles long.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
Public Health Service
Tuxpam
Vera Cruz
Progreso
Yucatan
Tampico
Japan
Riwa
Glendo Farm Fair Planned Two Day Event
Glendo Wyoming residents prepare a two day community fair featuring farm and garden displays, livestock exhibits, music and entertainment. Wade H. Fowler democratic candidate for congress speaks Friday evening while Frank W. Mondell republican nominee speaks Saturday evening with the Wheatland orchestra providing music.
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Wyo
Platter County
Glenda
Wade H. Fowler
Congress
Frank W. Mondell
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Steamer Operators Indicted for Fraud
Victor Fox and William Kaiser, steamship operators, were indicted by the federal grand jury in New York for engaging in a scheme to defraud the United States by submitting false voucher accounts to the United States Shipping Board.
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Get
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William
Kaiser
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Glove Size Determination by Knuckle Measurement
A description explains that glove size reflects the measurement in inches around the knuckles when the hand is closed. This sizing method uses the closed fist circumference to standardize fit.
Casper Baby Dies on Railroad Train
Casper couple Marvin and Mrs Frank Donner of Wyoming lose their seven month twin on a Colorado Southern train as they move toward Denver for medical care. The infant, one of twins, died soon after crossing the line south of Fort Collins. the surviving baby died at birth. The mother carried the body to Denver with the father a Casper merchant. Burial location to be decided.
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Frank Danner
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Colorado Southern
Wother
Denver
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Hollowell Home Mortuary
Arnold Critically Ill in Laramie Home
Word from Cheyenne friends says C P Arnold of Laramie is in a critical condition at his home there. Arnold, once connected with the Cordille brothers case in Cheyenne, has a wide acquaintance in the city.
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Co. P. Arnold
Laramie
Colonius
Mr. Arnold
Cheyenne
Cordille Brothers
Ducks and trout play at Manningon ranch
J C Turner and J Sherman meet Tuesday at the Manningon ranch Turner plans to bring home the ducks while Sherman enjoys fishing with a good outfit.
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J. Sherman
Manningon
Mr. Turner
Mr. Sherman
Lone Tree City Greaneburg Emerges From Tower Tree
A tree growing on the courthouse tower in Greaneburg Indiana has earned the town the nickname The Lone Tree City. The curious landmark draws visitors and locals alike to the historic building and its unusual canopy overlook.
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Greaneburg, Ind
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