Bridge Tea Entices Local Ladies at DeWitt Boice Home
Social notes report a bridge party hosted by Mrs DeWitt Boice on North Carey avenue with eight tables of play. Mrs Charles A J wins high score and Mrs Mark Cox second. guests include Mrs Mary McIntosh and several eliter guests.
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Noell Martin
Lund
Kate
Taylor and
Brydenburg
M. Fred DeWitt Boice
Bridge
Thier
North Carey Avenue
Bridge Club
J. l. Havice
Carey Aveneuse
J. H. Lowry
Mra. Page
Claude Draper
The
Hoateas
Many New Members of Girl Reserves
At a lively Wednesday night meeting the Girl Reserves of the high school initiated twenty seven new members. The new members include Carline Carlson Rachel Lebeack Marie Myrick Ruth Johnson Glendora Thompson Dortine Evans Betty Farthing Mary Kieve Helen Clark Margaret La Fontaine Jean Mabee Violette Bantson Helen Carlson Elisabeth Roedel Ester Rockafield Ruby Clark Kathleen Bilward Jennie Melliquam Helen Kepler Dorothy Finkbiner Lorene Hobbs Pearl Fredrickson Avia Adamson Thora Hour Gan Ramirez Harriet Langhen
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Carline Carlson
Rachel Lebeack
Marie Myrick
Ruth Johnson
Glendora Thompson
Dortine Evans
Betty Farthing
Mary Kieve
Helen Clark
Margaret la Fontaine
Jean Mabee
Violette Bantson
Helen Carlson
Elisabeth Roedel
Ester Rockafield
Ruby Clark
Kathleen Bilward
Jennie Melliquam
Helen Kepler
Dorothy Finkbiner
Lorene Hobbs
Pearl Fredrickson
Avia Adamson
Thora Hour
Gan= Ramirez
Harriet Langhen
Plains Casualty Company Formed In Wyoming
Cheyenne promoters plan to organize the first Wyoming casualty insurance firm with 100000 capital. Planters include W. K. Mylar D. Barkedale Albert Crowland and others to insure against accident death injury or disability under state law. Capital stock of 100 each makes 1000 shares. five directors will manage the Cheyenne based company.
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Wyoming
Plains Casualty Company
W. K. Mylar
D. ©. Barkedale
Albert Crowland
Glock
Cheyenne
Chamber Dinner Tickets Selling Fast in Cheyenne
Tickets for the Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce dinner on Monday October 25 are moving quickly. The event at the Masonic Temple starts at 6 30 p m with Toastmaster W Deming and musical entertainment by Mrs Fred Bolce the Peptomiat quartet and the Princess orchestra. Tickets cost 160 and are available from the committee or Chamber of Commerce.
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Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Temple
W. ©. Deming
Fred Bolce
Princess Orchestra
Chamber of Commerce
Democratic Chairman Challenges to Debate in Laramie County
Ray FE. Lee, head of the Laramie County Democrats, taunts GOP leaders Kilean State Chairman T. B. Kennedy Albert D. Walton and W. EB. Mullen to a public debate on the league of nations issue. No reply yet. Lee seeks a county resident to argue the Democratic side against a Republican counterpart.
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Ray FE. Lee
Laramie County
Democratic Committee
Kilean
T. B. Kennedy
Albert D. Walton
W. EB. Mullen
Republican Club
League of Nations
Lee
Divorce Petition Alleges Cruelty Desertion
Schuyler J. Dauchey files for divorce from Gertrude M. Dauchey in district court citing extreme cruelty and intolerable condition. The Montpelier Idaho residents are named in the filing with publication notice prior to November.
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District Court
Schuyler J. Daughhey
Gertrude M. Dauchey
Montpelier
Idaho
He Pell
Jocate
le Lone
Statue of Frances E. Willard in Capitol Building
A statue honoring Frances E. Willard has been installed in the state capitol government building, marking a recognition of her influence and legacy in social reform. Local officials celebrate the placement as a lasting tribute to Willard's work.
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Capitol
Frances &. Willard
Ruppert backs plan to place baseball under board of control
New York reports Colonel J A Ruppert, part owner of the New York American League club, says conferees in the American and National leagues favor a board of control with three nonfinancial men to govern baseball. He criticizes President Johnson for missing meetings and notes no plan to force Johnson out, asserting wide support for the reform.
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New York
Ban Johnson
J. A. Ruppert
Chicago
Johnson
Twelve Club League Advocated After Free Approach
A freed plan proposes forming a twelve club league. Details remain sparse with no names or dates.
Rix Manion Here to Spend Winter with Tigers
Rix Manion, former Cheyenne Indian baseball player, arrives to spend the winter season and plans to play with the Detroit Tigers in 1921.
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Rix Manion
Tigers
Tix Manion
Winter Arrival Caps Tigers Catcher for Detroit Team
A former Detroit Tigers catcher, who spent the past season in the major leagues, has arrived for the winter and is expected to be a starter for Detroit’s American League squad next season.
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Hee
Detroit Tigers
Detroit American
Notice to subscribers on paper delivery
The Wyoming State Tribune and the Cheyenne State Leader handle about 9 000 papers daily by mail and city delivery. If you do not receive your copy, contact the Tribune or Leader at once to help reduce errors and ensure reliable service.
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Wyoming State Tribune
Cheyenne State Leader
Sue Tee
Carrier Boys
United States Mail
Tribune
Leader
Tribune Publishing Company addresses corrections policy
The letter urges readers to report errors to the publisher for prompt correction and asserts that newspapers should not fear self criticism. It defends transparent correction as a means to maintain reader confidence.
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Cheyenne Men Plan
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