Five oclock tea and ranch party highlight Cheyenne society
Cheyenne social pages describe a progressive five oclock tea hosted by Mrs. William E. Mullen with pink and white decor and monogram place cards. At the Cox ranch a five hundred party honored Mrs. Harry Reader of Los Angeles with a luncheon, cards, music, and prizes for high scores won by Mrs. M. P. Keefe and Mrs. Will Lapash.
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Mark Cox
Ranch
Harry Reader
Los Angeles
Mra
M. P. Keefe
Will Lapash
Ed Kelley
Cox
Mesdame
Charles Hirelg
Fred Hirsig
Frank Ron
Steve Bon
P. Hynde
T. B. Kennedy
Herbert Ketchum
Johnson
Ann Ketchum
Elegant Fort Russell Tea Sees Fortunate Guests Farewell Guest
Mrs Fus B Clark hosted a refined tea on Thursday evening with forty ladies in attendance to bid farewell to Miss Hallman of Atlanta, the hostess and guests enjoying a gracious reception with soft electric lighting, floral decor, and formal service by Mrs Williams, Mrs Pickering, and others.
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Rufus B. Clark
Pickering
Colonel Pickering
Hallman
Atlanta
Clark
Williamie
Mra
Wila
Berry
Womadine
Night at Artillery Club Features Cards Dancing and Supper
Tess for the success of her entertaining. Last night was ladies night at the Artillery club with cards dancing music and supper. The attendance was large. The Regimental Card Club will meet at the Infantry club this evening for their fortnightly good time.
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Tess
Artillery Club
Infantry Club
Visiting List Highlights Club Leaders and Guests
Mrs. KR B Brooks president of the State Federation of Women's Clubs arrived in Cheyenne for a brief visit with her daughters Lena and Melissa at the university. She plans to return next Tuesday for the federation convention. Mrs. George Buck leaves for Lincoln with her father Mr. Dillman after months with family. BE Block of Grand Rapids visits Judge and Mrs. Potter in their home. Miss Roth of Ft Wayne returns home after visiting Miss Frye of the Plains.
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KR. B. Brooks
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Cheyenne
Drafile
Mises Lena
Melissa
Federation
George Buck
Joseph Dillman
Lincoln
Neb
BE. Block
Grand Rapids, Mich
C. N. Potter
Miss Roth
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Dan the faithful Cheyenne horse dies after long service
Dan the chestnut sorrel horse once famed for aiding Tom Horn during the trial in Cheyenne has died. The animal, owned by Mrs. A. Mickinson and later Mrs. Heaney, drew crowds as a beloved family companion and worker on the Moortrof ranch for years, then pensioned at Haygood Lane.
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Dan
Tom Horn
Chesenne
Hiine-Willer
Horn
Anna
A. Mickinson
Ile
Denver
Cheyenne
Howe
Greeley
Mr. Whitccomb
Moortrof
Eels Put Out Village Lights in Saw Kill Run
In Poughkeepsie Oct 10 a remarkable eel run in the Saw Kill floods the three villages Red Hook Tivoli and Madalin causing darkness as intake pipes clog and the machinery fails. Eels slip into the stream and pine areas.
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Poughkeepsie
Red Hook Tivoli
Madalin
Els
Sehting
Compangrs
Orl
Senator La Follette Decries Plutocracy Vote Record
The quotation attacks Warren for voting to restore public rights amid the clamor against concentrated power. It frames La Follette as challenging the plutocracy and urging scrutiny of critical votes on measures protecting civil liberties.
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Warren
la Folletie
Syrup of Pigs and Elixir of Senna Promises Health
Public notice promotes Syrup of Pigs as a universal stomach liver and bowel regulator for children and adults. It claims gentle cleansing, relief from fever stomachache diarrhea and colds, and urges asking pharmacists for the full mixed name prepared by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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Najisen
California Fig Syrup Co
Crop Prices Fall 6.5 Percent in September
Farm prices of major crops dropped 6.5 percent in September, compared with a 2.5 percent fall a year earlier and a 3.1 percent average September decline over the past four years. The Agriculture Department announced the September decline, noting that ten days prior the average of...
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Luneti Special Price Sparks Small Market buzz
The item known as Luneti is offered at 15 cents and up, with initial pricing noted by vendors. shoppers are alerted to the value at this early stage of sale.
Fifty Cent Diapepsin Promise for Quick Digestion Relief
An ad extols Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion sour stomach and related symptoms. It claims the tablet neutralizes stomach distress within five minutes and leaves the stomach tasting clean, encourages appetite, and reduces reliance on laxatives or liver pills.
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Tate
Pape
Washington man patents curved nail puller hammer design
A Washington inventor receives a patent for a nail puller that combines a curved shoulder with a toothed wheel mounted eccentrically on one side of a hammer. The device aims to improve leverage and grip during nail removal.
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Washington
Saxo Salve Cited In Eczema Relief Letter From Shelbyville
Shelbyville resident Pritchet reports twenty years of eczema with severe itching and burning and says Saxo Salve relieved symptoms after two to three applications. The letter praises the product for soothing and healing skin conditions including eczema barber’s itch ring-worm and totter and notes a money back guarantee on failure.
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Pritchet
Shelbyville
Roedel
Cheyenne
Bazaar and Dance at Keepe Hall Tonight
A lively bazaar and evening dance are set for Keepe Hall tonight with activities continuing into tomorrow afternoon. Local groups promote fun events for residents seeking entertainment and community togetherness.
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Keepe Hall
Farm price changes from 1871 to 1910 and 1608 data mix
The report shows farm prices for corn wheat oats barley rye flaxseed potatoes tobacco cotton and hay representing about three fourths of the value of all crops. Compared with Oct 1 1871 prices are 6.8 percent lower 9 percent lower than 1910 1.5 percent lower than 1908 and 14 percent higher than 1900 on site dates.
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Loo
Hutser
Ezes
Tiquid Veneer The Sherman Company Sanltys
Tiquid Veneer allegations involve The Sherman Company and Sanltys with discussions of corporate misrepresentation and labor disputes, as reported by local business pages. The case highlights potential contractual irregularities and regulatory scrutiny facing the two parties.
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Tiquid Veneer
The
Sherman Company
Sanltys
Sherman Co
Cubs Sox Second Game Postponed by Rain
Chicago Oct 10 The second game of the city series for the championship between the Cubs and Sox was postponed this afternoon due to rain.
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Chicago
Ciy
Cubs
Sox
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