West 19 strong for pres Wil son tour rallies Northwest support
Mrs Blanche Mawrence of Cheyenne reports strong West support for Woodrow Wilson based on prosperity from good laws. She cites Hughes Alliance visits in Portland and a large Wilson parade with thousands, including many elderly marchers, noting women’s protests and warm reception for Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wileon
Cheyenne
Mra
Blanche Mawrence
Sinter
Joseph Wasserman
Northwest
Lawrence
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Wilson
Portland
Cremontant
Hughes Alliance
Hughes
New York
Jears
Wileson
Mra. Lawrence
College Football Scores From Early Season Card
A string of scattered college football results lists Cornell over Hucknell 19 to 0 and many other outcomes including Georgetown 10 Dartmouth 0 and Army beating Trinity 63 to 0. Other scores show Notre Dame styled play with Missouri 0 and Northwestern 10 as Swisher's Optical Service sponsors the page at 215 W 17th St. Fott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Hucknell
Georgetown
Dartmouth
Denver University
University of Colorado
Colorado College
Colorado School Mines
Pittsburg
Buzaenee
Navy
West Virginia
Princeton
LaFayette
Harvard
Massachusetts Aggies
Swisher
W. 17Th St. Fott
South Side Items In Cheyenne Social News
Albert Beck returns home after visiting his son in Ogden Utah. Mr Arthur Snyder resigns Cheyenne Creamery post for clerical work with Union Pacific. Bouser family buys a 1917 Ford touring car. Guests depart from Mullens home on East Tenth Street. Jessen family to move into Hansen home. Collenburg family news and improvements to hand injury recovery. Bouser relatives visit from Colorado Springs. Fleet family moves to North Side. H B Fredericks hospitalized and moved home. Infant ill at 912 East Ninth Street. Elk hunter Charles Burger returns with elk. Ed Ware returns to ranch near Horse Creek. D A Jones to visit east. Slagel family returns from Nebraska. Mrs J W Williams ill at East Tenth Street. Harry Fredericks visits from Loveland. Oblund hosts thirteenth birthday party. Haggstrom hosts formal dinner for Denver visitors Kroger family and Tyko Nelson.
Whittier Club Meeting Notes and Society Items
The society notes report a growing parental interest and club cooperation in student welfare. Mrs. W. Menteer presided with Mrs. C. Hopkins as secretary as president J J Pega resigned and Mrs. Ray Olds was elected to replace her. The program featured songs by seventh grade pupils and papers on school viewpoints, followed by discussions and a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Menteer
C. T. Hopkins
Popila
Glee Club
Eleanor Boyle
Albert Ekdahl
Jessie Jordan
A. R. Towner
Ruth Chaplin
J. J. Pega
Ray K. Olds
Mount Mellick Club Hosts Afternoon Sewing and Visiting
Miss Maude Holcom entertained the ladies of the Mount Mellick club at her home yesterday afternoon. The event featured the usual sewing and visiting with a ten at five o'clock addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mellick Club
Maude Holcom
Bake Sale by Woman's Club at Kelley Grocery Store
The Woman's club of the H. M. A. will hold a bake sale next Saturday at the Kelley grocery store. They invite city housekeepers to patronize in preparation for Sunday and Hallowe'en. Indies in charge are Mesdames W. E. Hinrichs, Erle Gorham, F. A. M. Stuart and L. R. Tyson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Kelley
Hallowe'en
W. E. Hinrichs
Erle Gorham
F. A. M. Stuart
L.R. Tyson
Kendrick for Secretary of State Hoax supporters urge vote
A local appeal argues Mr. Taxpayer supports Kendrick to lead the state land board and cites six years of service with oil revenue gains from near zero to over $100000 yearly, urging voters to back Kendrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Taxpayer
Secretary of State
State Land Board
Kendrick
Church Services Across Congregations Urged Attendance
Local churches publish Sunday plans with sermons titled The Search for the Sure Do You Believe and A Cause for Joy. First Congregational lists services from 9:45 Sunday school to 7:30 pm evening service with installations and music by Mrs. Harold Vaughan. First Methodist notes 9:45 Sunday school 11 am worship and 7:30 pm service with cordial invitation. First Baptist offers 11 am sermon A Cause for Joy and 7:30 pm harvest themed evening service with visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
Harold Vaughan
First Methodist Episcopal Church
18Th Street
Central Avenue
Tey
BE. E. Brace
J. F. Rossman
Epworth
First Baptist Church
Nineteenth Street
Warren Avenue
Geo. van Winkle
Park Addition
Presbyterian Sunday Services at Eighteenth Street Church
Morning service at 11 o clock and evening service at 7 30 p m at the Presbyterian Church on Eighteenth Street and Carey Avenue Sermon by Rev L Harold Forde topic Hidden Treasures and Gods imitation set for the morning and evening services at the stated times
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Eighteenth Street
Carey Avenue
L. Harold Forde
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Twenty-sixth Street
Annex Block
Church services and events listed for city faith groups
The notice lists service times and speakers for multiple churches including St Mark's Church Corner 19th and Central avenue with Bishop McGovern speaking on The on Church and Culture. Awediah Lutheran Church Corner 16th and House Streets gives Sunday school and service times. The Salvation Army, First Church of Christ Scientist, Seventh Day Adventist, Evangelical Lutheran U A C, and 2nd Baptist Church items follow with respective pastors, service times, and meeting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awediah Lutheran Church
House Streets
Ladies Aid
Mra. Holmberg
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Eki
B. H. Curtis
Bent Street
Labor Hall
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Franz Frese
Most Effective Remedy for Constipation Endorsed by Mothers
Mrs Alfred Du Bois of New Jersey declares Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin the most effective constipation remedy she used for her baby Earl. The product blends simple laxative herbs with pepsin, is non opiate, gentle, and child friendly. Druggists sell it for fifty cents a bottle. a free trial bottle is available by writing Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oblid
Alfred du Bois
Holly
WN. J
Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Illinois
Muse Supt Allen LeadsChurch Corner Youth Union
In a local church setting Rev F L Dono Rawlings serves as pastor with Supt Allen A M guiding the 18th Ward B Y P U unit at the Corner Thames Street site. Details describe youth group activities and leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen A. M. Church
Thames Sts
F. L. Dono- Rawlings
Hoo
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Autterely
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Wisconsin
Haskell
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Carnegie
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Bowdoin
Michigan
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Rhode Island
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Ames
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Macalester
Nebraska
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Montana
Gonzaga
Milady
Cheyenne Steam Laundry and Hawkeye Cleaning Company
Black
P. J. Black Lumber Co
Phome
Albert Beck
Frank
Ogden
Utah
East Tenth Street
Arthur Snyder
Cheyenne Creamery Company
Union Pacific Railroad Company
William Bouser
Mrs. Mullens
Ast Tenth Street
Rawlins
Afra
Lawrence Jessen
Collenburg
Hansen
van Lenen Street
GC. K. Collenburg
Ninth Street
Emmet Frakes
Celper
A. Madison
Fred Bouser
Colorado Springs
Longmont
William Fleet
North Side
South Side
Fredericks
St. John’s Hospital
Mrs. H. Mumm
Charles Burger
Jackson Hole
George Alway
Ed Ware
Horse Creek
D. A. Jones
East
Kansas
J. W. Williams
Harry Fredericks
Loveland
Colo
H. 8. Fredericks
Gy Oblund
Ohlund
Johnson
Haggstrom
Don
Gordon
Helen Mooney
Oscar Erickson
Robert Hoffhine
Lillian
Elvine Johnson
Champion Shoe Shop
A. R. Wittee, M. D
Bresnalen Bik
Cheytane, Wyo
Whittier Club
Enos Laughlin
Club Bake Sale
First Congregational Church
Capitol Avenue
John J. Shingler
St. Mary's Cathedral
McGovern
P. A. McGovern
Jas. Hartman
John O'Loughlin
St.Mark’s
19Th and
A. Hoeton
George ©. Rafter
St. Louis
Salvation Army
J. Carson
Young People's Legion
Salvation Rally
2Nd Baptist Church
C. O. Smith
A. m
J. T
Caldwell
Wyoming
Carpenter Livestock Company
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
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