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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1913
Page
3
Two Ishpem ich high school students shine in shop and construction fields earning three thousand dollars in a summer repairing roofs laying cement floors building brick walls and installing plumbing and plumbing fixtures. They also run a cooperative and plan to build a gymnasium from school plans.
A university paper reports Miss Clara Doods, a journalism student at Nebraska State University, has been named reporter for the Daily Rag. Westminster Guild attendees heard Miss Laura Margins of Rock Island discuss missionary work and the Guild’s support for women abroad and home missions.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney David returned home after several weeks in Massachusetts and other eastern states. Mrs. A. W. Barber traveled to Denver to hear Farrar and will return tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Dugald Whittaker visited Denver on a Kansas City trip and attended a Geraldine Farrar performance. Mrs. Percy Smith and daughter Miss Jene are expected home today from an eastern visit. Much time was spent in Boston and Massachusetts.
Miss Eleanor Bergersen and Miss Mary McInerney plan a two week vacation in Denver. Dr and Mrs Peter Appel and son return from California after a month away. Miss Nell Morgan returns from Rock Springs and may devote herself to Cheyenne mission work. Mr and Mrs Charles Carey and Mr and Mrs Paul Lariver drove to Denver Saturday and came back last night. Superintendent and Mrs W M Jeffers and Miss Eileen visited North Platte and Tim Kelliher newlyweds returned from their wedding journey.
The article notes Chapter C P BE O Sisterhood meeting at the library with Rosalie Stone and Ruth Lagey reviewing Outlook and The World's Work. Upcoming hostesses Mrs J A Riner and Mrs Riner prepare a Mother's Day event. Alpha Club meets at Military for a bi monthly program. A social hour follows a business session at Mite J Schwarts home. Joe Hin riche hosts a Hundred club gathering Thursday. The Wormenday Bridgelub meets with Mrs A By tomorrow afternoon.
Fragmentary note records a midday business entry involving Pa Mrs Bradley and Mrs at Sunergee Sunergee. Details are incomplete but indicate a formal meeting or entry action at a local business site.
Eat Caret treats digestive issues by cleansing the stomach and removing foul gases. A 10 cent box claimed to keep bowels regular, liver aided, and head clear by morning. It urged not to forget children who love the taste and allegedly never gripe.
Ladies of St Mark's guild plan a bazaar as Mrs Forsyth hosts an afternoon event. Young Ladies Sodality Grace Cervantes with Ann OConnel entertain St Marys Sodality at Mise Cervantes home Wednesday evening. Art committee meeting canceled. members will host Kensington gathering at Mrs McEndfle’s next Tuesday. Baptist Missionary Society to meet Friday afternoon in church parlors hosted by Mrs Hanesworth Harris and Grosline.
Dr. F Park Lewis of Buffalo argues that constant near work harms many children. He urges reducing printed page load and increasing thinking time, alongside eye-glass use, as a remedy.
Mrs. Sarah E. Duncan of Tipton Iowa recalls a severe cold in her cow that nearly brought consumption. One bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy eased the cough and cured the cold completely. For sale by all dealers.
William B Luckey won the Oakwoods Heights to Staten Island aeroplane race around Manhattan and back, a 60 mile course, in 52 minutes 64 seconds to claim the $1 000 prize offered by the New York Times.
Beverly Maas school officers calculated vocational education gains. They report spending 800 dollars per boy on industrial training raised each pupil’s economic value from 6 400 dollars to 15 000 dollars or 918 000.
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