Women clubs resume season with varied programs
The article notes multiple women’s clubs resuming meetings at the Carnegie Library and other venues. It lists schedules for Sisterhood Hospital Aid Alpha Wahlittler Mystic Mare and more, plus a Thursday bridge gathering with Mrs. Harold Bump. Substitutes filled for ill members as flowers decorate the rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisterhood
Carnegie Library
Hospital Ali
Alpha Club
Wahlttler Club
Wahlttler Club—Wednesday Afternoon At Mrs. J. S Bartlett
Mission Apartments
Mystic Mare
Leo Leffler
Harold Bump
Atherly
Larten
Prines
Elie
Fred Miller
A. J. Milles
Hinrich
Gordon
Larsen
Irene Hilliard
Bake Sale and Club Meeting Highlights
In church circles the Baptist ladies plan a bake sale next Saturday at Johnston Grocery. Mrs. F. H. Vaughn hosts the W. T. U meeting Tuesday afternoon to open the fall season, honoring a new member and inviting others to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Beard
Federation
Cheyenne
Denver
Art Club
Johnston Grocery
F. H. Vaughn
Dining room joke frames kitchen lobster demonstration
A witty exchange at Richelieu Bar centers on Mrs. Hugh Maine leaving an argument about killing song birds. She goes to the kitchen to show a servant how to drop a live lobster into boiling water, prompting sharp remarks from Mr. Vernon Rye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Maine
Wallack and Thackeray Share backstage Bonds in New York
A 1860s era reminiscence recalls James W. Wallack the actor meeting William Makepeace Thackeray in New York. Thackeray, a frequent late-night host, signaled guests with a candle in his viewing room. The pair formed a warm friendship, sharing cigars, stories, songs, and lingering conversations into the early hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Wallack
Goth
New York
Danger In Arsenic Production Leads To Virginia Industry
Brinton Virginia becomes an industrial hub after arsenic ore deposits are found following cattle poisoning. A farmer’s field and a mountain spring yielded arsenic-rich water, prompting mining discovery. Ore moves through crushers to casks by automatic systems, with dust and gases requiring purged air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinton
Built Lighthouse From Wager At Dunston Pillar
The Dunston Pillar owes its foundation to a wager won by Sir Francis Dashwood who claimed he could raise a column of height on a narrow base. The pillar served as a lighthouse until a light was removed and a stable for King George III was built at his jubilee. In later years it became a venue for periodical gaiety with regimental officers and bands visiting Lincoln for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thackeray
America
James W. Wallack
Lester Wallack
Neylist
George William Curtis
England
BE. J. Edwards
Dunston Pillar
Francis Dashwood
George III
Pulle Ory
Lincoln
Fragmentary Impression Speech Report
A damaged excerpt shows characters debating a reason or expense, with miss anne defending a choice and another speaker reacting. The language suggests a casual, possibly humorous conversation about money and a supposed wedding or arrangement.
Bumper Crops Show Invited At County Fair
County fair directors invite residents to exhibit farm products and household items from Sept 18 to 20 in Laramie County. The program includes athletics and special prizes, with a supplementary list of events and prizes to be circulated on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie County
Indies
Hus
Many Benefits From Sheep in Western Canada
Hy W. F. Stevens argues in Alberta that sheep outperform other livestock in weed control and soil fertility. He notes sheep eat 260 of Canada’s 300 known grasses and weeds, far more than horses or cattle, making them ideal for weed management and sustaining soil productivity in dry farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy W. F. Stevens
Alberta
Canada
Overhead Irrigation and Seed Bed Profit Tips
The article notes overhead irrigation near hot frames cuts watering costs and improves distribution. It also analyzes seed bed labor value, estimating costs to harrow and disk land, with potential gains from double disking and harrowing. It ends with a light line about being a friend of animals and a joke about cats and parrots.
The Prophet and Adviser Mme Heck at 322 East Nineteenth Street
Mme Heck a Cheyenne clairvoyant and medium at 322 East Nineteenth Street draws crowds with alleged readings that reunite estranged couples resolve disputes and locate lost papers. She offers guidance on law suits business love and dreams with guaranteed results and privacy from 10 am to 8 pm weekdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Mme. Heck
East Nineteenth Street
Unnamed Son Bound for Two Years as Wedding Usher
A father jokes about his son's postcollege plans saying the son attends a coed school and is booked for two years as an usher at weddings, implying a delay in his future. The remark hints at family wit and contemporary social expectations.
State Leader Wants Ads in TM 1 Matt
The notice fragment mentions a state leader seeking classified space in TM 1 Matt. Details are incomplete but indicate a request for advertising slots or support from a local publication.
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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
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
Lawn Social
South Side Ladies
Ald Society
Mise Marie Que
Presbyterian Church
Capitol Commercial Company
WMBH
Wagner
Mer
Capitol Ave
Vernon Rye
Richelieu
Missanne
Tess
Parrote
Kelley Mercantile Co
Kelleya
Bie
Tokays
California
160Th
Mme
E. 19Th Street
Pach
Model Cleaning CO
Carey Avenue
George Fago
the Lyric Today
the Animated Weekly
James
Outlaws
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