Women's clubs resume meetings with varied programs
Local clubs plan a lively season after summer breaks. Sisterhood and Hospital Aid meet at the library. Alpha and Wahlittler groups host gatherings. Mystic Mare and Help One Another schedule social events. Volunteers assist Rotary and Unity Lodge socials with music, lunches, and decor.
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Sisterhood
Carnegie Library
Hospital Ali
Alpha Club
Wahlttler Club
Wahlttler Club—Wednesday Afternoon At Mrs. J. S Bartlett
Mission Apartments
Mystic Mare
Leo Leffler
Church Ladies Bake Sale and Fall W T U Meeting
In church circles a bake sale is planned for next Saturday at Johnston Grocery. Mrs F H Vaughn will host the W T U meeting at her home Tuesday afternoon to open the fall season with a mostly social program honoring the newest member and other invited guests.
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Harold Bump
Atherly
Larten
Prines
Elie
Fred Miller
A. J. Milles
Hinrich
Gordon
Larsen
Irene Hilliard
Cyrus Beard
Federation
Cheyenne
Denver
Art Club
Praee
Congregational Sunday
Cll Park
F. L. Moore
A. D. Johnston
Barney David
William River
Dorothy River
Ruth Jensen
BY. P. Uv
Baptist Young People’s Union
Young Peoples
Congregational Church
Vastine
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
South Side Ladies
Ald Society
Johnston Grocery
F. H. Vaughn
Local Quip About Lobster Cooking Sparks Barroom Banter
In a Richelieu Bar exchange, Mrs. Hugh Maine abruptly leaves her argument on bird cruelty to demonstrate in the kitchen how to drop a live lobster into boiling water. Mr. Vernon Rye recounts the joke, highlighting the blunt humor of the moment.
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Hugh Maine
Wallack and Thackeray Shared Late-Night Theatre Bonds
A reminiscence recalls James W. Wallack hosting William Makepeace Thackeray in New York in 1963. Thackeray enjoyed cigars, stories, songs, and nightly window signals as Wallack’s son Lester joined the gatherings. The piece preserves theater lore and enduring friendship.
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James W. Wallack
Goth
New York
Thackeray
America
Lester Wallack
Neylist
George William Curtis
England
BE. J. Edwards
Dangerous Arsenic Production Sparks Virginia Industry
Brinton Virginia grows as a busy industry hub after a farmer’s cows died from a mountain spring later found to contain arsenic. The ore flows from crushers to casks by automatic systems, with no human handling through processing. Dust and gases are controlled to keep the plant atmosphere pure.
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Brinton
Dunston Pillar Lighthouse Origin From Dashwood Wager
The Dunston Pillar began as a wager by Sir Francis Dashwood to raise a column of limited base height. He won the bet, and the pillar served as a lighthouse with no beacon. Later a King George III stable stood at the Jubilee site. In late periods the pillar hosted fashionable gatherings with regimental bands from Lincoln on grand occasions.
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Dunston Pillar
Francis Dashwood
George III
Pulle Ory
Lincoln
Fragmentary Impression Teases Social Tension
Fragmented dialogue shows a tense exchange about money and marriage. The overheard lines hint at a social misfit and possible public judgment within a domestic scene. The garbled text suggests a historical note on status and propriety.
Bumper Crops to Be Viewed by Boosters
County fair invites residents to exhibit farm and home products from Sept. 18 to 20 in Laramie. Full display covers horses cattle grain and produce plus kitchen goods and crafts. Event promises enhanced athletics and a supplementary prize schedule.
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Laramie County
Indies
Hus
Many Benefits From Sheep in Western Canadian Dry Farming
Hy W. F. Stevens argues sheep excel in weed control and soil fertility in dry-farming Western Canada. He notes sheep eat 260 of 300 known grasses and weeds, far more than horses or cattle, making them ideal for weed destruction and maintaining soil productivity for grain growers.
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Hy W. F. Stevens
Alberta
Canada
Overhead Irrigation Practices and Seed Bed Profit Tips
Overhead irrigation placed close to frames improves water distribution and reduces cost. Water thoroughly then wait for need. Seed bed work can yield returns with harrowing and disking costs around 15 to 85 cents per acre. Extra labor pays with modest increases in crop yields. Are you a friend of the dumb brutes You bet Sam. That is why I hate cats and parrots.
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Parrote
The Prophet and Adviser Mme Heck At 822 E 19th Street
Mme Heck, a gifted clairvoyant and medium, operates from 822 East 19th Street. She advertises startling readings, reunites estranged couples, locates papers, and offers advice on business law suits love and marriage with guaranteed results. Her parlors promise privacy and trusted bilingual service hours 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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Mme
E. 19Th Street
Cheyenne
Mme. Heck
East Nineteenth Street
Prompt on a father's view of his college son
A father jokes about his son finishing college and wonders what to do with him. He reveals the son attended a coed institution and is booked for two years as an wedding usher.
State Leader Want Ads Highlight TM 1 Matt
A state leader’s want ad announces a new TM 1 matt project at a central endar, drawing attention to the plan and its anticipated impact. Officials urge readers to follow updates as the initiative progresses through early stages.
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Rivers Dry Goods
Mas
Tyson
Card Club
Pyrcal Board Meeting
Picnie
City Park
Bere
T. U. of A. Social
Unity Lodge No
F. U. of A
Allen Lowe Wingo
Oklahoma
Arvilla Oliver
Wingo
Oliver
Marty Morton
Congregational Aid
Congregational Aid Society
B. H. Finkbinder
25Th Street
Mesdames
W. W. Gleason
Bert Gleason
Luella Moore
C. BE. Verry
Miss McCrum
Win One
Methodist Church
Etite
Lawn Social
Mise Marie Que
Presbyterian Church
Capitol Commercial Company
WMBH
Wagner
Mer
Capitol Ave
Vernon Rye
Richelieu
Missanne
Tess
Kelley Mercantile Co
Kelleya
Bie
Tokays
California
160Th
Pach
Model Cleaning CO
Carey Avenue
George Fago
the Lyric Today
the Animated Weekly
James
Outlaws
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