Women Clubs Readying Cheyenne Convention Plans
The local federation of Women’s Clubs met at the library to finalize entertainment and program for the upcoming Cheyenne convention. Delegates will enjoy hotel receptions tours lectures theater and luncheon at The Robinson while committees and rail fare details are set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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: Pretty Birthday Party
Miss Ruth Burt celebrated her tenth birthday with red and white decorations and games including a peanut hunt and spider web game. A birthday supper featured a red and white asters table, and many friends attended. Also noted is Julia Reno’s upcoming third birthday and guests Lt Harms and Bingham with Ric Penetened, visiting from St Point, en route to join the Ninth Cavalry in Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Highlights Local Social Travel Plans
Mrs. J M Carey departs 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 leave for Chicago. Mr and Mrs Hane Helphenstine return to Cheyenne after months with their daughter Mrs Ira B Kingeley in Casper. They plan to reside at Twenty fourth and Eddy streets and will welcome friends from Lincoln and Colorado. Ned and Mrs Cole of Lincoln arrive soon to visit W H BALN home friends. Frankie and Florence Durbin, long residents, now visit Colorado for Mrs Cole Wealth.
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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 relatives in nearby town
Sanday and visited with Mr and Mrs. Fred Mathian and Mite Nellie Mooman. They had a Jorene Hone, Mr. Powell was very favorably impressed with the prosperous town. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Rogers and little daughter Marjorie have returned to their Puffalo ranch in New Mexico after five weeks with their sister, Mr. Minnie Irwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Rogers
Marjorie
New Mexico
Minnie Irwin
Contrasts in the Garden Color Schemes for Colorful Beds
The Crafteman advises planting for dramatic and restful color contrasts in gardens. It recommends yellow dominated schemes with yellow blooms such as forsythia, daffodils, coreopsis, marigolds, and sunflowers, plus massing and strategic placement for continuous bloom and intensive gardening.
Make the Home Beautiful
Civic improvement rests on individual effort to beautify cities. The article urges homeowners and civic groups to inspire personal pride and plant vines and flowers to create a pleasing environment with fragrant blooms and tidy fences.
Pape's Diapepasin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepasin as a rapid remedy for sourness gas heartburn and indigestion. It claims five minute relief from stomach misery and urges a large 56 cent case to regulate weak stomachs with a scientific harmless preparation suitable for every home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Peruna Laxative Formula Change Prompts Old Version Request
A letter discusses Peruna’s formula change from Ka-tar-na to a laxative variant. The doctor explains the old Peruna has no laxative effect and that Katar-na is produced to meet customers needing the original. Advertises KA-TAR-NO of Columbus Ohio with a free booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ka-Tar-No Company
Columbus
Ohio
Garden Plot Care Brightens Home and City
The text extols tending the backyard garden as a source of joy and relief from anxiety. It asserts universal, simple work in beautifying garden spots will enhance homes and inspire both young and old, leading to a more beautiful, contented city.
Small Trees for Shade Advice by Prof Goetz
Prof C H Goetz of the state university forestry dept urges planting small shade trees on Arbor Day. Large trees resist transplanting and grow too fast, so he advises selecting trees from one to three inches in diameter and warns against planting in old sites without future care. The note appears in the Columbus Evening Dispatch. The Democratic party pledges to address injustices in public life at the cost of citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Goetz
Forestry Department
State University
Columbus
Remedy Claim for Barber's Itch Marketed by Local Drugstore
An advertisement touts Saxo Salve as a remedy for barber's itch and various skin diseases. It promises to heal by penetrating the skin and cleansing parasites, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boedell
29 Years Ago Murderer Hanged at Nineteenth and Eddy
Old coroner's record shows Henry Mosier was hanged by a mob at a Cheyenne telephone pole on September 17 after two companions traveling from the Black Hills turned on him. The sheriff failed to protect him as a rope broke twice before he died, marking an anniversary noted by clerk T Joe Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Gains Support in Wyoming
Collier's Weekly agents report a surge of subscriptions across Wyoming after a Tribune article. In Cheyenne alone over thirty new names joined, including prominent business leaders, reflecting strong local approval for the magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Warren
Collier's
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Caldwell
Colliers’ Weekly
Tribune
Leader
Fard
Muainber Qo
the Tribune
Colliers
Public dispute over estate tax cited in Tribune report
The passage notes a 40 percent decrease in the Peemia estate tax and claims broad anger over the matter. Caldwell’s statement is presented as a direct refutation of the story, and it asserts no Tribune reporter ever interviewed him about the situation in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Caldwell
Tribune
Local residents protest copy as Tribune reports revolution
In Casper Douglas Riverton Shoshone and nearby towns townspeople gather at a hotel to register their names on the list, while one man pursued the editor through the city seeking to have his name added to the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Dowgslas
Riverton
Shoshont
Morthern
Tribune
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34Th and
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Gray
Cinker i
Mra. Mitchell
Anaheim
Cal
Mr. Warren
Mra. McGill
Sam Feee
Fort Russell
William B. Reno
Julia
Ne Eeass
R. A. Hopkins
Vislt
Chicago
Dorothy Mooman
Charlea Powell
Ping Bluff
Vic
Democratic Party
Barber
the Sterman Co
Colliers Nail Tribune
The
Robinson
Chile
Pall Passtons
Ant Goode
Boston Ladies’ Tailoring CO
Carey Ave
Capitol Avenue
Lanor
Barnett
Peninsular
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