Women’s clubs host varied meetings this week
The Shakespeare club met at Mrs. W. L. Whipple’s home for a regular session. The Satur day Musical club chorus practiced at the Parish House preparing a cape arash for the first concert. Chapter C, FP. E, O. Sisterhood hosts Kensington at Mrs. Delroy Shingle’s home with Miss Ruth Lacey as hostess. The Woman’s club plans a Wednesday library session. Mrs. W. E. Mullen to host the Wednesday Bridge Club. Capitol Hill club visits Mrs. Charles Jankovsky on Wednesday. Mount Mellick club meets Thursday at Mrs. H. W. Bullock’s. East Twenty-first Street meeting moved to Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Delroy Shingle
Ruth Lacey
Capitol Hill Club
Charles Jankovsky
Mount Mellick Club
H. W. Bullock
East Twenty-first Street
Presbyterian Missions Meet and Church Circles Schedule
The Missionary society of the Presbyterian church meets this afternoon at 300 West Twenty-eighth Street with Mia L Hills. The Baptist Q. O. A. meets at 4 pm with Misa Marjorie Whipple for Sunergae. The Sunergine of St. Marks gathers with Mrs. Ohenstein at 115 Taunt Twenty-second Street Wednesday at 2:30 pm. Methodist Aid hosts Willing Workers with Mrs. Rockafield and Mrs. Bird Thursday in church parlors. The Baptisl Willing Workers meet with Mrs. E Johnston Friday at 3 pm at 408 East Twenty Second Street. Presbyterian Aid entertaining by Mrs. B. BR Dickson at 706 ...
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Presbyterian Missions
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Mia. L, C. Hills
West Twenty-eighth Street
St. Mark's
Ohenstein
Taunt Twenty-second Street
Methodist Aid
E. §. Johnston
Presbyterian Aid
Aid Society of the Presbyterian
B. BR
Dickson
Bargain Day in Judge Wellnitzs Police Court
Yesterday afternoon eight defendants faced ten cases in a rapid session. Judge Wellnitz handed out swift punishments with many remanded to jail. Sentences included thirty days for cocaine sale and disorderly conduct, fifteen dollar fines, and five day jail terms for several accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Harris
O'Brien
Clay
A. S. Ward
Helen Brown
South
Cheyenne
Teddy David
Hee
Molks
Bessie Blair
George Williams
Fay Renton
Automobile owners cut tire expense with Durable Treads
Automobile owners say they cut tire costs in half by using Dur able Treads that guarantee no slip or skid for 5000 miles. The exhibit is in the Plains Hotel lobby daily.
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Afm
Plains Hotel Daily
Mary
Louis Vetta Marries Mrs Klein in Sidney Neb
Louis Vetta, once charged with deserting his wife in Cheyenne and linked to a Denver scandal, reportedly married Mrs. Klein in Sidney Nebraska last Wednesday. Reports say Klein owned a Cheyenne store, died soon after arriving in Denver, leaving several thousand dollars.
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Louis Vetta
Denver
Klein
Sidney, Neb
Cheyenne
Vetta
Mrs. Klein
Kleit
State Board Meeting Details Raise Questions About Forsyth and Baird
A district report questions Forsyth and Baird, alleging misrepresentation in a letter to Governor Carey about penitentiary affairs. Board minutes show harmony in appointments, with Forsyth absent at key votes and later present for other actions affecting the governance structure.
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State Board of Chrsties and Reform
Warren
Carey
Forsythe
Forsyth
Baird
Hox
Miss Bird
Republican Machine
Houx
State Penitentiary
Felix Alston
Alston
Joseph J. Hicks
Carey Forsyth
Go R
Wyoming Board Conflicts and Doctor Appointments Debated
A heated dispute over state hospital appointments and a white factory inquiry unfolds as Forsyth and Baird wage a battle against Governor Carey Houx and Bird. Records show Forsyth and Baird frequently opposing Carey led coalitions, with several votes and motions recorded, challenging the governor’s dominance.
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Carey
Baird
Forsyth
Mounx
Houx
Noard
Haus
J. C. Capen
Rock Springs Hospital
Capen
J. R. Shannon
Sheridan Hospital
Shannon
Joux
Forsyth-Baird
Misa Converse
Casper
C. H. Soller
State Insane Asylum
Thomas G. Machee
Lander
Miss Bird
Maghee
Co. C. Weddle
Thermopolis
Weddle
Miller
Thal Forsyth
JL. Baird
Mune Woodriff
Miss Woodriff
Sands Says Shaving Goods Advertised in 25 Cent Range
A vintage Sands ad touts Colgate shaving soap for rich lather and long-lasting foam. It promotes barbers and self shavers using the stick, plus Sands selections like talcum powder Bay Rum shaving lotion and razors, brushes, and strops with prices from 25c to $8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgates
Land sale affidavit questions signed by Williams probate
An affidavit in Wyoming in 1911 questions a land sale signing by Williams. The affiant Buckmaster asserts Williams did not understand the document and likely signed something different from what was intended. Notary Buckmaster and Judge Parmeler attest to Buckmaster's credibility.
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Affiant
Williams
Buckmaster
R. 5
Hekmaster
Burt Griggs
State of
Wyoming
Johnson
I. C. H. Parmelee
Fourth Judicial District
Johnson County
R. S. Buckmaster
Barber
C. H. Parmeler
Sherman Company handles varnishes and pure white lead
The Sherman Company is noted for its varnish products and supplies pure white lead. Details on usage and distribution are described, highlighting chemical standards and trade names in its catalog. The report emphasizes supplier roles and material safety within industrial applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Co
Atlas Bill Good Irish Act Shines at Home of Goolville
Manager Thomas Henney Jr presents a strong week opening to two full houses at the Atlas with O Arnne and Darragh in an engaging Irish act. O Brine plays a convincing near wealthy Irishman while Miss Darragh delivers a resonant voice and stylish wardrobe. Jack and Nell Ripple impress as top entertainers. Hilly Elwood delights with cartoons. Cora Thomas offers a solid monologue and songs. The orchestra and pictures round out a well balanced bill by The Sherman Co.
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Atlas
Goolville
O'Arnne
Darragh
O'Brine
Timiv
Jack
Nell Ripple
Hilly Elwood
Cora Thomas
Doctor's Advice Pages Offer Quack Remedies
Letters to Dr. Lewis Baker solicit cures for weight loss, rheumatism, bronchial trouble, stomach distress, nerves, kidney and liver issues, bedwetting, catarrh, scalp itching, and hair loss. Each answer prescribes patent or herbal tonics, toners, and powders with stated dosages and brand-like names, promising quick cures and long courses.
Sheridan Banker Denies J. Ben Kendrick as Senator Candidate
In a Tuesday dispatch the Sheridan Tribune reports the claim that J. Ben Kendrick, land lease figure from Birney Montana, is not Senator John Benjamin Kendrick but a nephew. The Cheyenne Leader confirms J Gen Kendrick is a bank depositor in Sheridan and not the senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Prise
J. Ben Kendrick
Montana
John Benjamin Kendrick
Birney
Mont
Wyo
The
Tribune
Kendrick
Cheyenne
J. Gen Kendrick Is A Depositor Here and Is Not Senator John B. Kendrick
C. L. Chapman
Flrst National Bank
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Wright
Wilson
WM. Myers Dry Goods CO
Shakespeare Club
W. L. Whipple
Woman's Club
Wednesday Bridge Club
W. E. Mullen
Heft
the Baptist Q. O. A
Misa Marjorie Whipple
Ayér
Forssyth
Bair
Bald
Bird
Johnnie
Carey-Houx
Cam Forsyth
Paird
Sands Says
Fon Close
Wyoming Tribune
Veri
BIG
Owen Meredith
Thanhouser
Motion Picture Exhibitors’ League
Chicago
Orchestra Hall
Florence Laurence
W. 0. Robertson
Atlas Bill Good
Thomas Henney, Jr
Iit
Sarah
Ray
Hulda
Dr. Lewis Baker
Lewis Baker
College Bidg
College-Elwood Sts
Dayton
Phoebe
Maud
Sleepy Tribune
Isaac
Santtas
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