Freshman reception and social events at local high school
Mrs. J. H. Walton hosts a 6 o'clock tea with Miss Lulu McCormick while the Freshman Reception for the entering class unfolds at the high school gym this evening with about a hundred invitations. A birthday party for Mr. Robert S. Gray features green and gold decor from the Agricultural college at Fort Collins. Sixteen couples attend a Parish House dance in honor of Midshipman Walter Doyle ahead of Annapolis. A baby girl is born at St. John's hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Dillman, and the Once-a-Week Dancing club plans activities at Keefe hall with C. C. Marah directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Gray
G. Hopking
Frank Wagner
Philip
Ralph Hopkins
Lucile
Brad Gray
Gray
Walter Doyle
Annapolis
Lawrence Maire
Punch
William H. Dillman
St. John's Hospital
Fort Russell Social Events at Mrs Jordan Tea
Informal tea yesterday afternoon honored Mrs Carpenter guest of Mrs Lambert W Jordan. Masses of flowers brightened rooms and tea table as many ladies called to meet Mrs Carpenter. Infantry Hop to be held tonight at the gymnasium hosted by Masters Karl and Manley Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert W. Jordan
Carpenter
Masters Karl and
Manley Edwards
Travel and Social Notes of Local Residents
Mrs. Charles N. Potter returns this week from Rock Springs after an ankle sprain and slow recovery. Judge Potter accompanies her home. Mr. and Mrs. Bagley plan to move to Chicago for Mr. Bagley’s employment. Dr. and Mrs. Shingle will winter in Carey avenue. Mrs. Dan Swan visits Guernsey. Crew family returns from Pittsburg. Mrs. Wilkins returns from Washington and will stay with Mrs. Rockwell. Visitors from Colorado Springs stay with the Wolfers. Mrs. W. Lee of Merwin arrows to Missouri with her son C. M. Lee’s family for a month’s visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Potter
Rock Springs
W. B. Dunton
California
Mrs. Delroy
Dr. Johnston
Carey Avenue
Europe
George T. Wilkins
Washington
Mrs. West
W. M. Lee
Merwin
C. M. Lee
Lee, Jr
Will
Missouri
Spanish War Veteran Credits Saxo Salve for Eczema Cure
A Spanish War veteran from New York credits Saxo Salve with stopping itching and healing eczema after five months of sleepless nights and multiple doctors. The ad claims the product relieves skin conditions such as tetter ringworm barber's itch and offers a money back guarantee if it fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecremae
Delaney
New York
Reeder
Cheyenne
Woman wagers hosiery and hat over T. R.
South Norwalk Connecticut September 19 Falther Mina Catherine Henry a high school teacher will wear low white shoes and white hosiery all winter while Lester Wyeth sports a straw hat until spring due to a casual wager made after church. Henry, admirer of T. R. and Hull Moorers, Wyeth favors Miss Henry but dislikes Rooseveltiam. They publicly confirmed the bet with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Norwalk
Conn
Falther
Mina Catherine Henry
Lester Wyeth
Miss Henry
T. R
Hull
Wyeth
Rooseveltiam
Bill Jenkins Recruited to Ironwork Rivet Catch
A local school team alumnus, Bill Jenkins, gains notice for joining ironwork. He works on a new iron building catching white hot rivets in a keg, signaling a shift from school sports to industrial craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Jenkins
Bill
Silage Ration Study Highlights Beef Production
Indiana and Illinois station experiments indicate up to twenty pounds of silage per ration with clover days may improve safety and economy. The studies note age as a major factor in beef production and question the proportion of silage in the total ration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Station
Tllinois
Questioning Standard Oil aid for Roosevelt in 1904
A 1904 letter from John D. Archbold of Standard Oil to Senator Penrose claims a $25,000 check was sent to support Theodore Roosevelt's campaign. The piece notes Roosevelt’s candidacy and Penrose’s prominence, asks whether Penrose solicited oil money, and suggests accountability if funds influenced the 1904 race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Alt
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Senator Penrose
Pennsylvania
Standard Ol
Theodore Hoosevelt
United States
John P. Elkin
Justice of the Supreme Court
Samuel Gustine Thompson
Penrose
Theodora Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Perkins
Munsey
McCormick
Flinn
Eckmans Alterative Promises Recovery For Lung Troubles
Sworn testimonial from Paul L Pasnacht describes severe lung illness from 1908 to 1910 then recovery after taking Eckmans Alterative in Denver. The ad touts effectiveness for bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung troubles and invites readers to request a recoveries booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckman
Denver
Colo
Michael Brody
Paul L
Pasnacht
Keckman
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Man’s Laboratory
Philadelphia
The Rolling Stone Gathers A Thunder of Polish
A former wanderer recalls how mobile life sharpened his business sense. After hearing a tip from a friend in Oklahoma, he invested his $1,500 in land near a railroad planned to open the area, buying at $10 to $15 an acre. The railroad’s arrival boosted land value to $100+ per acre, yielding repeated profits and a thriving farm. He credits roving life for his acumen and the tip that sparked the investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Europe
Bure
Munkokee
A. R. Stone
Chicago Tribune
Made Education His Goal Roy Wainworth Shovels Through Five Years
Roy Wainworth, Western Reserve graduate, spent five years earning degrees from Adelbert and Case School as a civil engineer. He worked as a fireman on the Lake Shore line between Ashtabula and Cleveland, studying during the ride and vacations to finance his education. He famously refused to wear the sophomores green cap, enduring pranks until faculty intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wainworth
Western Reserve
Adelbert
Case School
Walworth
Ashtabula
Lake Shore Railroad
Cleveland
Reserve
Wade Park Pond
Sophy
Cleveland News
Discover Your Fault
The passage urges self reflection on missed opportunities and personal responsibility. It argues business people should reassess past actions, uncover facts, and honestly evaluate faults rather than blame others. It emphasizes self accountability as a path to improvement.
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Relief
Uplifting claim that Pape's Diapepsin quickly dissolves food and ends sour stomach, heartburn, and indigestion within five minutes. Ad highlights broad use in the US, England, and Canada and urges readers to obtain a fifty cent case from a pharmacist for fast relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Louisville Coal and Coke Sale at Storage Prices
Western Coal Co offers coal and coke at storage prices for the rest of the month. Contact 7124 W. 22d St or call 385-W for orders. J. A. Anderson, Mer. Also advertising beauty services by Clara A. Sigler at 411 W. 19th Street, phone 817.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Coal CO
W. J. A. Anderson
Mer
Clara A. Sigler
W. 19Th Street
Ing
Pia
Volce Culture
Card of Thanks for McCluskie Family Bereavement
Mr and Mrs McCluskie and family express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance and kind expressions of sympathy in their recent bereavement.
Train 27 Arrival Time Change At Cheyenne
Colorado and Southern announces an updated arrival time for train 27 from Fort Collins and Wellington to Cheyenne. The train will now arrive at 7 00 p m instead of 6 30 p m. The notice is issued by T B Fisher General Passenger Agent Denver Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado & Southern
Fort Calling
Wellington
Cheyenne
T. B., Fisher
Colorado & Southern Railway Company
Denver
Colorado
Pauline Wayne Arrives for Pennsylvania State Cattle Show
Pauline Wayne the presidential cow arrives in Devon Pennsylvania for the annual fair of the Pennsylvania State Cattle Show Association. The prize cow, chosen by President Taft and given by Senator Stephenson of Wisconsin, is heading to compete for new honors at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon
Pauline Wayne
Pennsylvania State Cattle Bow Association
Taft
United States
Stephenson
Wieconnin
Government agents auction Shoshone land in Wyoming
Gov ernment agents arrive at Lander to auction about 1 500 000 acres of former Shoshone reservation land in Wyoming. Parcels go for as little as 50 cents to 1 60 per acre with a maximum of 640 acres per purchaser. The Aherman Co is involved in the sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander, Wyo
Thin State
Young
Cheyenne
Wryo
Mig. Co
Agenta
Young's
Young'a
Petteatos
Vectors to Fight the Goranpather Clause Convened in Roly
Necroes from every section gather in Roly China for a convention opening today to oppose the obnhosiona l grandfather clause in the state constitution. The law was parced to disfranchise thousands of hexro voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roly
China
HOGS FIVE CENTS APTEGER THE THE WINTER RATH
Columbus report shows expected pork prices to rise next winter with hens and hogs costing more. Prof. F B Tobbs of Ohio State University says good poultry prices this spring justify higher costs for housewives later. Dutch Kalso mnnot The Sterman Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
F. 8
Datobs
Ohio State University
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B. Akman & CO
34Th and
35Th Streets
Seccic Ty
Adeline Knapp
J. H. Walton
Misa Lulu McCormick
Mrs. Walton
Keefe Hall
C. C. Marah
Nagi
City
Philippines
Fort Russell
Mia
Christian
Childred
Kansan
Avy Line
Or. Bagley
Baby
Chicago
Mr. Bagley
R. Donnelly & Son
Dan S. Swan
Guernsey
Walter Diver
F. B. Crew
Ethelwyn
Pittsburg
Sherman le
ROVER
England
Canada
Louisville Coal and Coke
Aleas
Evine
the Sherman Co
The
Robinson
Deans
Mrs. Rockwell
Miss
Wayne Ditawing Card
SRL Indian Lands
Sanitas
the Aherman Co
Kalsom
Sterman Company
Ines
Th. L. Young
West Nineteenth Street
Coepitol Avenue
MFG. Co., Agii
17Th St
Wyoming
Carey
the Knight-Campbell Music Company
West
Caney Avenue
Plano
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