Five oclock tea and ranch party entertain Cheyenne
Mrs. William E. Mullen hosted a refined progressive five oclock tea with pink and white decor, chrysanthemums, and monogram place cards. Mrs. Mark Cox hosted a ranch five hundred party for guests including Mrs. Harry Reader, with multi course dinner, cards, and music. prizes awarded to Mrs. M. P. Keefe and Mrs. Will Lapash.
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William E. Mullen
R. A. Hopkins
A. E. Roedel
W. C. Mentzer
John Smith
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 Honors Miss Hallman
Mrs. Rufus B. Clark hosted a Thursday evening 5:30 tea for forty ladies. Guests included Mrs. Pickering and farewell guest Miss Hallman of Atlanta who will return home next week. Attendants served coffee tea salad with a floral, softly lit setting and gracious hospitality noted by all.
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Rufus B. Clark
Pickering
Colonel Pickering
Hallman
Atlanta
Clark
Williamie
Mra
Wila
Berry
Womadine
Ladies’ Night at Artillery Club Draws Large Attendance
Last night was ladies night at the Artillery club with cards dancing music and supper. The Regimental Card Club hosted the event and the attendance was large. Tonight the Regimental Card Club meets at the Infantry club for their fortnightly gathering.
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Artillery Club
Infantry Club
Visiting List Notes Arrivals in Cheyenne
Mrs. KR B Brooks president of the State Federation of Women’s Clubs arrives in Cheyenne for a short visit with daughters Lena and Melissa at the university. She will return next Tuesday for the federation convention. Mrs George Buck departs for Lincoln Neb with her father. BE Block of Grand Rapids visits Judge and Mrs C N Potter. Miss Roth of Ft Wayne returns home after visiting Miss Frye of the Plains.
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Sheridan
Gueruaive
Eilen Wetlaufer
Archie Allison
Cheyenne
KR. B. Brooks
State Federation of Women's Clubs
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 horse that aided Tom Horn dies after long service
Dan the chestnut sorrel horse that helped bandit Tom Horn is dead. Once a public favorite in Cheyenne and a key witness in the trial, Dan carried loads, pulled wagons, and aided children on the streets before being 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 Poughkeepsie on October 10 a remarkable eel run in the Saw Kill floods Red Hook Tivoli and Madalin with darkness as three intake pipes clog and the machinery fails. Eels drift into the stream and into pines, causing widespread power loss across the villages.
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Poughkeepsie
Red Hook Tivoli
Madalin
Els
Sehting
Compangrs
Orl
Restoring Public Rights Measurably Against Plutocracy
Senator La Follette criticizes votes aiding the powerful few while Warren is accused of backing plutocracy. The remark frames a clash over public rights and governance amid partisan tension.
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Warren
la Folletie
Syrup of Pigs Promises Gentle Cleanse for Children
An old advertisement extols Syrup of Pigs as a safe stomach and bowel regulator for children and adults. It claims to purge foul waste and undigested food within hours, with directions on the package and a warning to ask a druggist for the full name.
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Najisen
California Fig Syrup Co
Crop Prices Fall 6.5 Percent in September
Washington report shows farm prices of major crops dropped 6.5 percent in September, larger than a 2.5 percent decline in the previous year and above the four‑year September average of 3.1 percent. The Agriculture Department noted that the decline was influenced by market conditions and another factor noted ten days earlier.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Luneti Special Price Claim Sparks Local Sale
The notice states a Luneti special item priced at 15 cents and up offering value to customers.
Diapepsin Promise to Cure Indigestion in Five Minutes
A fifty cent Diapepsin test promises rapid relief for sour undigested food and stomach distress. It claims to cleanse the stomach, restore appetite, and reduce need for laxatives or liver pills, inviting readers to try the preparation immediately.
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Tate
Pape
Washington man patents nail puller with curved shoulder
A Washington inventor receives a patent for a nail puller built with a curved shoulder and a toothed wheel mounted eccentrically on one side of a hammer. The device is designed to grip and remove nails more efficiently in carpentry work.
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Washington
Saxo Salve Promises Cure for Skin Ailments
Shelbyville man reports twenty years of eczema relief after using Saxo Salve, claiming rapid improvement after two to three applications and urging others with eczema to try the remedy. The letter notes the product soothes and heals conditions like eczema, barber's itch, ringworm, and totter and offers money back if unsatisfied.
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Pritchet
Shelbyville
Roedel
Cheyenne
Bazaar and Dance Tonight at Keepe Hall Event
Community event advertisement invites attendees to a bazaar and dance at Keepe Hall tonight with plans for morrow afternoon activities hinted in the brief notice. The item emphasizes entertainment and local gathering.
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Keepe Hall
Farm price changes from Oct 1 1871 to three years prior
The article reports farm prices for corn wheat oats barley rye flaxseed potatoes tobacco cotton and hay representing about three quarters of staple value. Prices show 6.8 percent lower than Oct 1 1871 nine percent lower than 1910 1.5 percent lower than 1880 and 14 percent higher than 1860 on site dates. It lists 3 year comparisons for many items including corn 70 and 67 cents per bushel wheat 83 and 84 cents oats 3 and 41 barley 1d and 64 rye 70 and 72 buckwheat 19 and 75 flaxseed 1.47 and 1.22 potatoes 51 and 64 cents hay 11.76 and 10.05 per ton cotton 1 and 12 cents per pound butter 26 and 25 chickens 1 and 11 eggs 22 and 22 cents per unit. These figures exclude tenths of a cent Hutser rose six tenths and chickens two tenths while eggs fell one tenth of a cent in three years.
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Loo
Hutser
Ezes
Sherman Company Veneer Case Highlights Regional Interest
A Sanltys Sherman Company dispute draws attention to local industry. The case centers on material supply and corporate naming confusion affecting contracts in the Sherman region. Officials expect quick clarification amid ongoing discussions.
Cubs Sox city series game postponed by rain
Chicago October 10 The second game of the Cubs foes city championship series was called off due to rain.
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Chicago
Kaen
Ciy
Cubs
Sox
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