Cheyenne social notes highlight weddings dinners and gatherings
Social pages detail a Tuesday tea with Miss Jeanne Meer library visit and club events, a Hereford Inn weekend rotation, bridal party dinner for the Herndon Horton nuptials, congenial sewing club meetings, and multiple visits and outings by Cheyenne residents across town, including dignitaries and guests.
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Plumhot Succeeds Colonel Stenger in UP Role
Omaha dispatch reports H. J. Plumhot named general superintendent of Union Pacific Railroad for the southern district with headquarters in Kansas City. The appointment was announced at the company’s general manager office.
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Union Pacific Railroad Company
H. J. Plumbhot
Kansas City
Allen Says Farmers Resent Manipulation
Governor Allen conferred with wheat growers and members of the International Wheat show to discuss appealing to the president for an investigation of wheat trading conditions. He said farmers feel wheat prices are again the object of manipulation.
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Allen
International Wheat Show
Cathedral Home Sees 32 Children From Multiple Counties
Mia E H Corse matron reports to county commissioners that 32 children from Converse Lincoln Carbon Albany Natrona Sweetwater Fremont from Wyoming counties reside at the Cathedral Home for Children. Historical figures show movements from 1910 to 1920 with counts from Albany Carbon Converse Crook Fremont Hot Springs Johnson Natrona Plante Sheridan Sweetwater Laramie Lincoln.
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Lingols
Ten Thousand Prescription Blanks Stolen Report Debunked
CHICAGO Oct 6 Theft of 10000 government liquor prescription blanks from this office was disproved today by TH. W. Gtone prohibition officer.
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TH. W. Gtone
Cheyenne Briefs Highlight Local Civic and Weather Notes
Cheyenne news reports ongoing fan registration and an address by candidate Frank W. Mondell at the high school gym. County commissioners finish auditing September claims while Chief Emberg plans return from Idaho. The women’s jail holds five prisoners, four minors. Chamber of Commerce excursion departs at 8 am. Crow Creek bridge needs repairs and Jack Frost colors the hills. Cheyenne residents tour a granite Brook cave as trout spawn and decline in food readiness. Governor Carey distant but confirms Wyoming’s confidence. An airplane over the city draws attention. Crow Creek runs low this year and L R A Conciet from Buffalo visits. Independent Coal & Coke filed a state notice yesterday.
Cheyenne Update Highlights Weather and Local Happenings
Reports from Cheyenne note dry weather and wind erosion affecting highways radiating from the city. Tribune Leader bulletins on the world series drew thousands on Federal Street. Cheyenne residents attended funerals in Laramie and the high school football team showed steady improvement.
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Republican Club To Give Mendell Large Reception
An enthusiastic meeting of the Laramie County Republican club was held in the Plainis hotel ball room. President W. Ee Mulleon presided and William James kept minutes. An executive committee was named to oversee club activities and a first floor room will host future meetings and offer literature. Tonight at Cheyenne High School gym Mondell will address residents regardless of politics.
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Tadium
Frank W. Mondell
House
Cheyenne
Laramie Civic Organization Names Cheyennette Secretary
Stanley Edwards of Cheyenne has been elected secretary of the Laramie Council of Industry the chief civic body for Cheyenne’s neighboring city. He will resign from the state highways department after ten months of service and likely depart this month. His appointment recognizes his high ability in organization and publicity work, and locals express both congratulations and regret at his departure.
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Cheyenne
Laramie Council of Industry
State Highways Department
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Edwards
The Hottest Thing on Earth in the Electric Furnace
A description notes a temperature of 3 730 degrees as the hottest item in an electric furnace.
Eighty Nine New Army Chaplains Named in Reform Plan
Washington D C Adjutant General Harrin announced appointment of 89 new chaplains for the regular army to fit a revised army law requiring one chaplain per 1200 officers and men. Secretary Baker, after census review, tentatively set denominational apportionment at 35 percent Catholic, 70 percent from Protestant churches and five percent unspecified, based on a mathematical reading.
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D. C
Harrin
Baker
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Rushing Death Car Huron Man Killed at Plant
A worker named McCheasney of Huron was killed when an elevator cable broke at the Farmers' Cooperative Packing plant causing men to fall into the basement. Three other workers were injured. A nearby report notes a 96 foot dirigible recently near Los Angeles and a forage plant imported from Japan to feed U.S. stock.
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