The Salvation Army Workers Earn Public Sympathy and Respect
The Salvation Army, decades old, earns sympathy as workers like Captain Chesham and a devoted team serve Cheyenne from 608 W 17th St. They provide meals clothing and lodging, run an employment bureau aiding over 1000 people last year, and reject pauperization in favor of dignity and self reliance through compassion and action.
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Salvation Army
Iceland
Ceylon
Japan
Sandwich Isles
Gelvation Army
Cheyenne
Mia
Chesham
17Th Street
Albert Cheshath
Growth of Temperance in Wyoming Heard at Church
The Thirty first annual Wyoming Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting at Cheyenne’s Congregational church drew a packed audience of influential citizens. Speakers depicted temperance as a growing force shaping public policy and the liquor question, highlighting women’s voting power and middle class influence on future reform.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
Congregational Church
Cheyenne
Wyoming
State Union
Ker
Leries
Alslea
Cheyenne High School Library Expands and Class Updates
The Cheyenne high school library adds new science books and up to date encyclopedias with a card index system. Students must read a chosen science book every three weeks and discuss it in class. A new notebook filing system is used in labs and classes.
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Cheyenne
Pew
Fragmentary Invitation Text From Reston Transcrigt
A damaged OCR line presents an invitation fragment with garbled phrases. It mentions an implied threat and half formed names possibly indicating the sender and recipient in a muted social note.
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Coats Ston
Reston Transcrigt
Kidney and Bladder Troubles Flare from Uric Acid
An old illness tale explains how uric acid irritates the kidneys and bladder causing burning and frequent trips at night. It recommends Jad Salts or similar lithia water remedies to neutralize urine acidity and soothe the urinary tract.
Indigestion Remedy Recalled By Local Dealers
The item notes indigestion and constipation as causes that quickly disappear when Chamberlain's Tablets are taken, and is advertised as for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Wyoming bids sought for electrical wiring of new agricultural hall
Sealed bids will be received by the secretary of the University of Wyoming up to noon October 18 for the electrical wiring of the new agricultural hall on campus. Plans and specifications may be seen at the secretary's office in Laramie or with architect William Dubolsa in Cheyenne. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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University of Wyoming
University
Universalty
Laramie
William Dubolsa
Cheyenne
Notice of Annual Meeting of Consumer Supply Co
Cheyenne Wyo October 10 1913 annual meeting of stock holders to be held at the company store 1018 Kiddy street at 730 p m October 22 1913 regular order of business Provident DW L George Hager 15
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Cheyenne
Wyo
the Consumer Supply Co
Kiddy Street
Weather Report for 24 hours ending in Mountain Time
Data for 24 hours ending in Mountain Time shows the highest 80 and lowest 33 degrees on this date. Comparisons note last year’s extremes with a high near 59 and a low near 40, reflecting typical seasonal variation for the period.
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Eatremes
The State Leader Hopes for a Medium of Wromlug
A brief note from the State Leader expresses a desire to establish a medium for Wromlug. The statement aims to outline communication goals and potential channels for public discourse and policy updates. Further details were not provided in the fragment.
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Wromlug
Countess of Luxembourg at Capitol Avenue Theatre
Cheyenne tonight features Kiaw and Erlanger presenting The Count of Luxembourg a Lehar musical romance with music by Franz Lehar and libretto by Glen Mac Donough staged by Herbert Gresham. The two acts unfold in Paris Bohemia and society with a cast of about one hundred including Mildred Illaine Maude Gray Fern Rogers and Alice Gordon.
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Capitol Avenue Theatre
Kiaw
Erlanger
Cheyenne
Count of
Louxembourg
Franz’ Lehar
Europe
Glen MacDonough
Herbert Gresham
Julian Mitchell
Count of Laneneem
Paris
Bohemia
Franz Lehar
Klaw
Mildred Illaine
Maude Gray
Fern Rogers
Alice Gordon
George Leon Moore
Frank Mo
Fred Walton
Brissard
Juliette
the Count of Luxembourg
Capitol Avenue
Brocaded Velvets Lead Winter Dress Wrap Pattern
The article previews brocaded velvet wraps with Russian design flair for winter. It highlights collar fur accents, satin girdle, front braid, and feasible patterns in sizes 22 to 30. It notes yardage and fabric requirements for tunic and blouse pairings and suggests yellow hues as attractive options.
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