Women’s clubs plan hospitality filled convention week in Cheyenne
The local federation of Women’s Clubs met at the library to finalize plans for the upcoming Cheyenne convention. Delegates will attend receptions, lectures, theater, and a city tour with luncheon at The Robinson, with rail fare set at one and one third the usual rate and no elections this year.
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State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cheyenne
Plains Hotel
Cyrus Beard
Charles Bristol
Ways and Means
Mesdames Bristol, Palmer, Conway
Carley
Mesdames Beard
Bristol
Draper
Mesdames
Morton
Brooks
Tyson
Henderson
Beard
Fort Russell Social Events Celebrate Ruth Burt Birthday
Miss Ruth Burt tenth birthday celebrated with red and white decorations and a peanut hunt. Guests include Helen McCleave Laura Wing Frances Christian and Frances Fuger. A large birthday supper featured red and white asters and Dutch place cards. Mrs Reno plans another party for Julia Hamilton as Harms Bingham return from St Point to join the Ninth Cavalry in Arizona.
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Ruth Burt
William H. Burt
Frank Armstrong
Frances Christian
Helen
Roge Anna McCleave
Willam Ennis
Franklin
Virginia Wing
Laurine Lawson
Susanne Guilfoyle
Frances Fuger
Douglas McNair
Julia Reno
Katharine Hamilton
Jack
William Brewster
Alice and
Margaret Tompkins
Betty Myer
George Reed
Dorothy Walker
Hostess
Harms
Bingham
Ric Pe
Ninth Cavalry
St Point
Armstrong
Arizona
Visiting List Notices Move Through Cities
Mrs J M Carey leaves for six weeks visiting Boston New York Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Mrs J W Lacey and daughters Louise and Elizabeth depart for the East to resume studies at Goucher College Baltimore. Mr and Mrs R A Hopkins head to Chicago. The Henlpenstines return to Cheyenne after months with daughter Mrs Ira Kingeley at Casper. They will reside at Twenty fourth and Eddy. Ned and Mrs Cole visit from Lincoln Nebraska staying with Mr and Mrs W H Baln. The Durbin sisters Frankie and Florence are guests of relatives during their Colorado sojourn. Miss Dorothy Mooman and Mr Charles Powell go to Ping Bluff.
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J. M. Carey
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
J. W. Lacey
Louise
Elizabeth Lacey
East
Goucher College
Baltimore
Lacey
Judge Lacey
H. B. Marshall
H. R. Cole
Lincoln
Ned
W. H. Baln
Frankie
Florence Durbin
Colorado
Local residents visit families along town routes
Individuals including Sanday and Mr and Mrs Fred Mathian with Nellie Mooman shared time with Jorene Hone and Mr Powell praised the town’s prospects. J J Rogers and family returned to their Puffalo ranch in New Mexico after five weeks with their sister Minnie Irwin.
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J. J. Rogers
Marjorie
New Mexico
Minnie Irwin
Contrasts in the Garden Color Schemes by Careful Planting
The Crafteman suggests contrasting garden color schemes using single tone palettes like yellow or pink to create unity. It advises massing perennials such as delphiniums and campanulas, planting yellow-centered borders, and allowing vines to weave through trees and walls for continuous bloom and intensive gardening.
Make the Home Beautiful
The piece urges civic betterment through individual effort to beautify homes. It emphasizes collective city and civic group roles while inspiring residents to cultivate pleasant surroundings with trailing vines and blooming garden beds for beauty and fragrance.
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
A vintage advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as the fast, gentle remedy for sour gassy upset stomach indigestion and heartburn. It claims relief within five minutes and promotes a 56 cent large case as a safe scientific home cure.
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Pape
Peruna laxative formula change prompts old version request
A reader quotes a letter about Peruna once used without a laxative and praises its efficacy for catarrrial symptoms coughs colds and family ailments. The response explains the new Peruna contains a laxative element and offers the old Ka Tar Na version renamed Katarna with Manalin added when needed. The Ka Tar No company in Columbus Ohio offers free booklet on the old formula.
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Ka-Tar-No Company
Columbus
Ohio
Gardening in the backyard brings joy and civic pride
The article extols back yard garden care as a source of enjoyment and relief from anxiety. It urges universal participation to brighten small plots, beautify the city and, in turn, make homes more beautiful and content.
Small Trees for Shade Advises Smaller Transplants
Prof C H Goetz of the state university forestry department warns against planting very large shade trees on Arbor Day urging that large trees suffer more from transplanting and grow on after planting. He favors transplant sizes from one to three inches in diameter as best for most species. The Democratic party vows to do the American thing and address public injustices at a cost to be borne without complaint.
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C. H. Goetz
Forestry Department
State University
Columbus
Democratic Party
Face Disfigurement Remedy Promoted for Barber's Itch
An advertisement touts Saxo Salve as a cure for barber's itch and various skin eruptions. It claims the product penetrates skin to kill parasites, purify and heal diseased tissue, with a money back guarantee. Local druggist A. D. Boedell of Cheyenne, Wyoming endorses it.
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Boedell
Twenty nine years ago mob hangs murderer at a telephone pole
Historical coroner's record confirms Henry Mosier was lynched by masked men at nineteenteenth and Moldy streets after a night of mob violence near Cheyenne. Two companions earlier killed a man and injured another. Mosier fled, was captured near Fort Collins, and executed by hanging as crowds demanded.
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Merry Mowler
Nineteenth and
Eddy Streeta
T. Joe Fisher
Diatrict Court
Veourt
Utte Short
Tenry Mosier
Moldy Streets
Mosier
Fort Colling
Colo
Cheyenne
Mosler
Colliers Weekly Claims Wyoming Support Increases
Collier's Weekly reports a surge in subscriptions across Wyoming after a Warren article. In Cheyenne the agent says over thirty new names were added to existing lists, including prominent local business leaders, reflecting strong approval of the magazine's stance.
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Senator Warren
Collier's
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Caldwell
Colliers’ Weekly
Tribune
Leader
Fard
Muainber
the Tribune
Colliers
Incomplete OCR Report Sparks State Debate
An unclear clipping claims a 40 percent decrease in the estate linked to a local issue. It says Warren, Me Caldwell issued a direct refutation and asserts no Tribune reporter interviewed him about the situation, fueling public anger.
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Warren
Caldwell
Tribune
Local Residents Seek Name On Tribune Revolution List
In Casper Douglas Riverton Shoshoni and other northern towns residents thronged the hotel to add their names to the Het as the Tribune reported a pronounced local uprising. One man pursued Jott In the locality across the city to have his name included.
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Casper
Dowgslas
Riverton
Shoshont
Morthern
Tribune
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William B. Reno
Julia
Ne Eeass
R. A. Hopkins
Vislt
Chicago
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Charlea Powell
Ping Bluff
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Boston Ladies’ Tailoring CO
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