Wyoming Federation of Women's Clubs Plans Thermopolis Meeting
The Wyoming Federation of Women's Clubs announces its annual meeting in Thermopolis on October 2 3 4 and 5 1917 at the Masonic Temple Delegates must be named to Mrs Lin I Noble Thermopolis and reports filed If clubs cannot attend delegates may send reports The program features patriotic topics and speakers including Hon I B Brooks and Prof J O Creager
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R. A. Morton
Wyoming Federation of Women's Clubs
Thermopolis
Mra
M. Carley
Masonic Temple
Lin I. Noble
Wyo
Lin. I. Noble
Federation
I. B. Brooks
J. O. Creager
Fort Russell Social Notes Mention Moves and Travel
Mrs Enos and children left Monday to join Major Enos at American Lake Washington Mrs Gordon leaves Tuesday for Virginia to join Major Gordon A dance was held at the post hall last Saturday night The Twenty fourth Cavalry orchestra provided music The notice lists a new office address for Stanton Transfer Co moving from 228 West 17th to 216 West 19th and includes a partial line about Soermas Co.
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West 17Th
West 19Th
Stanton Transfer Co
Troop movements and notices from Fort Russell
Troop A and I of the First Cavalry send members to cooks and bakers schools at Monterey and Fort Riley with several personnel changes noted. Mess Seret Zerlendin praised, new top sergeant welcomed, and transfers from Lodgepole Neb and Monterey mentioned along with leave for American Lake. M C A notes mark stunt night and ongoing English algebra classes, plus local boxing instruction and a temporary band director relief.
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First
Robert Stringer
John Dill
Cooks’ and Bakers’ School
Monterey
Seret
Zerlendin
Mose Hayward
Cheyenne
Mose
Cook Podge
Cooks
Bakers’ School
Horseshoer Kreamer
Fort Riley
Dewitt
Ft. Riley
Mann
Sasnowski
Smith
Corp
First Cavalry
Sergt. Jaques
Indians Defeat Soldiers in 6 to 3 Exhibition
The Cheyenne Indians defeated the Army team 6 to 3 at Pioneer Park in a baseball exhibition raising funds for the local Red Cross. Notable performances came from Indians captain George Cummings and Ray Brown, with Gertz pitching well for four innings before the Indians rallied in the fifth.
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Red Cross
Pioneer Park
First Cavalry Band
Army
Fort Russell
Digree
Smith
Jobe
Lynch
Napier
Douglas
Minter
Byes
Geptz
Parks
Indians
Unter
Warlaumont
Crowland
Cummings
Manion
Huff
Schmidt
Brown
Hendershot
Fleet
Gertz
Cavalry
George Cummings
Ninot, Colo
Ray Brown
Fort Collins
Eastern Star Session Opens in Wyoming at Big Masonic Temple
The grand chapter of Wyoming, Order of the Eastern Star, opened its regular annual session at 2:30 pm in the Masonic temple. Grand Matron Mrs Fisher presides. Mrs Inez M Revinson records proceedings. Oak Leaf chapter showcased a drill and banquet. Senator T C Diers attended. Pine Bluffs chapter received a flag for membership gains.
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A& Larfe
Grand Chapter
Wyoming
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Women of
Oak Leaf
Cheyenne
Temple
Mra. Fisher
Flander
Inez M. Revinson
Mary P. Knittle
Douglas
Eastern Star
T. C. Diers
Sheridan
Fastern
Pine Bluffs
Paroled Man Charles Rawlins Nabbed by City Officer
Charles Rawlins, wanted in Kansas for parole violation, was arrested on the street by Patrolman John Nolan. He is held at the city jail awaiting Kansas authorities.
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Charles Rawlins
Kansas
John Nolan
Fort Russell Athletic Director Praises Red Cross Fund Drive
The Fort Russell director of athletics credited Sunday's game for its success and the $102 raised for the Red Cross fund. All receipts were donated with no expenses withheld. Gerrans covered the amount himself.
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Fort Russell
Red Cross
Gerrans
Powell Hospital Nears Opening in Powell Wyoming
Powell Wyoming reports the new Powell hospital nearing completion with equipment and furniture in place. A furnace delay may push opening to Tuesday or Wednesday, but once ready the facility will improve patient comfort and boost family confidence.
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Powell
Wyo
Powell Hospital
Tire price increases spark 10 percent jump across lines
A nationwide circular to local tire dealers confirms another 10 per cent price rise driven by higher production costs. Most casings rise, except Goodyear All Weather Tread Card, with no change on tubes and accessories. Solid truck tires up 15 per cent, but some models vary by size.
Work resumes at Boxers ranch near Aladdin well
Crevbull Greyeule Sept 19 Work has been resumed on the Boxers ranch south of town. Drill tools were lost in the hole and drilling paused but progress is steady at several hundred feet. Houghton and Barber of Oklahoma City, managers of the venture, visited to inspect the Aladdin well and were pleased with the output signs.
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Crevbull
Boxers Ranch
Houghton
Barber
Oklahoma City
Enterprise
Aladdin
Wheat price fixed by president will stay in effect
Washington Sept 10 The price of 2.20 dollars per bushel for wheat fixed by President Wilson will be maintained. The policy dates from earlier wartime controls and remains in force to stabilize markets and farmers' incomes nationwide.
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Washinggton
Wilson
Food administration defends figure amid farming protests
The food administration today defended its figure as protests from farming interests remained isolated. North Dakota saw the main objection due to a poor harvest. A stolen bicycle report notes a Brown frame with white trimmings and offers a reward for recovery.
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The
Food Administration
North Dakota
Hammer County
Fort Collins
Colo
Representative aims for auto accessory opportunities
Rep Western Mfy Co seeks territory opportunities for auto accessories with the Plains Hotel and Coleman in a regional push.
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Western Mfy. Co
Coleman
Plains Hotel
Chett
House committee to hold hearings on ammunition issue
Washington Sept 14 The house committee with broad powers to investigate the ammunition shortage and defective cartridges sent to American troops in France will begin hearings next week. The committee was appointed by Speaker Clark.
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Washington, BD
France
House
Clark
American Of Co Wells Progress in Deepening Drill
The American Oil Company well One at 1900 feet shows good progress. Manager Rice expects the Kimball sand to be reached by tomorrow evening and plans to go after the Greybull sand with vigor. Tools left in the well hinder continued work.
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Wye
American OV Company
Rice
Kimball
S. E
Rogers County
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Gibraltar Oil Company
Local office moves to Capitol Avenue 1424
An office relocation is recorded with new premises at 1424 Capitol Avenue. The move is noted for staff and contact changes affecting readers familiar with the previous address. This brief item confirms the change of location for the office.
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Db W. Gill
Capitol Avenue
Ehao
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Word of Mouth
A testimonial style notice promotes Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a long standing remedy for female ailments. The ad claims widespread use across communities, urging women to share experiences with neighbors and encourage others to try the medicine.
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United States
Pinkhbam
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Omer
General Federation
Fort Russell Society
Florence Biegler
Soermas Co. U
Ft. Russell News
Cronland
P. J. O'Donnell
Indiana
Ed Gerrans
Maulsby
Greyeule
the Mountain & Gulf Oil Co
L. L. Aitken
Midwest Oil Co
T. A. Dines
Midwest Ref G Co
H. P. Way
Western
R. M. Aitken
A. C. Gardner
Camp Produets Co
CA. Fisher
Julius Fohs
H. W. Lowrie, JR
E. A. Bitter
Powder River
Tisdale Dome
Natrona
Jolmon
Morehouse Parish
Louisiana
C. A. Fisher
A. W. Lowrie, Jr
FL Julius Pole
Mountain & Gulf of Co
Thomas A Ryan & Co
Seventeenth Street
Denver, Colo
Pai
PD. W. Gill
Brgins
Gibraltaroil CO
Township
Harvey Douglas
J. B. Milan
Treasury
Gibraltar
Rock of Gibraltar
Seventeenth and
Curtis Streets
Chelsea
OUF
E. A. Bromley
J. W. Orvis John Noel
A. E. Johnson
Denver and
Colorado Lands
Colorado
Denver, Colorado
Phone Main
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