Social Teas and Luncheons Highlight Local Weekends
Wre Charles Riou hosted a graceful tea at her Houde street home with Mrs Hyatt of Wheatland as guest of honor returning from a three month Europe trip. Guests included Mrs Griffin Cothran and Miss Gertrude Booth among others. A luncheon at Mrs Amos W Barber's on Seventh Street featured Killarney roses and 24 guests. Mr and Mrs A B Fox hosted a dinner marking Mr Riggs sixty second birthday and a family reunion. The Riggs couple plan to move to Corolan California after visiting relatives.
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Wre
Charles Riou
Houde Street
Hyatt of
Wheatland
Europe
Rigdon
Griff
Cothran
John L. Jordan
Mra. BH
N.sturdevant
Luella Moore
Jensie Liston
Gertrude Booth
Anna Nobbyns
Misa Harriet Lind
Amos W. Barber
Seventh Street
Killarney
A. B. Fox
Charles Riggs
Fox
Kingeley
Paris Fashion Hints the Methodist church sermon
In the evening Rev. Ira B. Kengs le y preached an Interesting sermon. Mrs. Joseph Milligan will enter tail at a five o'clock tea next Saturday, September 24. Mr. and Mrs. MarshallGuests of Mrs. Henry Bainum leave today for Lincoln Nebraska.
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The
Methodist Church
Ira B. Kengsley
Joseph Milligan
Mrs. Marshall
Henry Bainum
Lincoln
Nebraska
Mre Marshall
Frankie Durham
East Front Lots North of Captt on 8650 G
Sherman Co advertises gold paints and related hardware at 8650 G on the east front area north of Captt On Oliver, with contact via phone 574 and local listings for Sherman Co products.
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Captton
Oliver
Sherman Co
Capitol
RS. Oliver
Diapepsin Relief for Stomach Trouble Promises Quick Digestion
A vintage ad touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a harmless, inexpensive remedy for indigestion. It claims faster relief within five minutes from symptoms like heartburn belching and nausea, and says it cleanses stomach liver and intestines without laxatives. It urges readers to ask a pharmacist for the formula printed on each case.
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Pape
Invents SmakeLess Smudge Pot in Colorado Demonstrations
Ifton Colorado September 19 A smoke less smudge pot is the latest invention to combat frost H W Holt a Clifton rancher is the inventor He has given demonstrations and says the pot burns all smoke from burning oil He plans extensive manufacture
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Ifton
Colo
H. W. Holt
Clifton
Holt
Solia
Girl Swims Seventeen-Mile Coney Island Feat
New York on Sept 19 Roe Pitmonof a 6 year old from Boston swam seventeen miles from the New York Yacht Club pier to Coney Island finishing in 5 06. Mrs Clara Hurst Bouton of Staten Island was five minutes behind. The record time surpasses male performances for the course.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Twents-third
Cheel
East River
Roe Pitmnof
Boston
Coney ’ Island
Clara Hurst Bouton
Staten Island
Miss Pitonof
Coney, Island
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
Bloomialo Ohio resident reports relief from backache and headaches after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Promotion claims cure female weakness and restore health.
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Bloomialo
Ohio
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Treverick
Bloomvale
Lyilis
Lydia
le Pound
Bary
Death of veteran attorney Benjamin T Hoyt noted in brief
City brief reports the death of Benjamin T Hoyt aged 62, father of Brigadier General Hoyt of Bart Russell, one of the United States' oldest practicing attorneys. It mentions a recent altercation between J Bates and S SeoVille over a fight at W 6th St and Carey Ave, resulting in Bates being knocked out and taken to the post hospital by Chief Smiley.
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Enn Yan
Benjamin T. Hoyt
Hoyt
Bart Russell
United States
J. Bates
Wort Rustell Packer
T. Seoville
Carey Ave
Sixteenth
Carey Avenue
Bates
Seoville
DY Seoville
Carey
Smiley
Post Hospital
Carpenter's Union No 400 Dance Opens Season
Carpenter's Union No 400 announces its first dance of the season will be Tuesday evening September 20 at A C U W Hall with Tiv... Hanna's Orchestra providing music.
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Carpenter
A. C
U. W. Hall
Tivehanna
Woman Recalls Trouser Purchase At Local Store
In Bay City Michigan on September 19 a wife of a postmaster entered a clothing shop to buy a suit for her son. She asked to try on trousers herself and left the room with the garment only to be confronted by the clerk over payment. She refused and was arrested.
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Bay City
Win
Picture proofs save time for arrested chauffeurs
New York reports drivers and truck operators rush to police stations to obtain identification cards that will avoid arrest for simple traffic breaches. Each applicant is processed to verify identity and will have a photo and signature on the card. Future notices may summon drivers who show these cards instead of taking them into custody.
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New York
Polic
Pueblo Pioneer Debs Civil War Veteran Dies in Pueblo
George Baker 65 year old resident of Pueblo and Civil War veteran died after a brief illness. He had lived in Pueblo for a quarter century.
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Pueblo
Colo
George Baker
Pueblo Bounty
Mercer sisters poised for near four hundred thousand each
Mrs Kate Mercer and her sister, both of La Grange, are about to receive close to 400 000 dollars each from the Rollison fortune after establishing their claims in England.
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Giteley
Kate Mercer
Edoward Mercer
la Grange
Here
England
Linmense Rollison
Army of Children Mobilizes to Open 600 Schools in New York
Education leaders in New York mobilize 25 teacher and janitor regiments to staff 600 schools for nearly a quarter of a million pupils. Buildings valued at 128 million dollars host instruction funded by about 55 million dollars annually. Part time sessions may be required for about 60 thousand boys and girls to provide regular instruction.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Opsgaul
Newscof Leader Highlights Pews Worldwide
Newscof reports on faith communities and pews across the state nation and world, detailing church life, growth and challenges. The Leader frames religious spaces as centers of community, resilience and cultural significance amid global events.
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Newscof
Chanler's Chance Against Prima Donna
New York news item notes a high stakes matchup as Chanler faces the famed Prima Donna with significant financial backing and public betting interest. The report highlights tension over the outcome and the mobilization of major backers in a marquee event.
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Prima Donna
New York
Lai
Taft and Roosevelt Meet In Tense Cordiality Clash
Fragmentary article notes ongoing tension between Taft and Roosevelt as their 1912 rivalry resurfaces. It mentions Roosevelt feeling betrayed by Taft and references the evolving political maneuvering among delegates and party leaders.
Astor Family Targets End to Unwelcome Match
An Astor family and friends press Bob Chanler to end his alliance with Cavalieri. Behind the scenes they seek to force a separation, fearing scandal and public exposure as the crisis tests his patience and funds.
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Bob Chanler
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