Local women groups plan events and cook-book appeal
The National Woman's Auxiliary seeks recipe submissions for a future cookbook with 1200 members. The Saturday Musical Club announces fall meetings and new officers, while Help One Another Club hosts a large Thursday session.
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Saturday Musical Club
Messrs
Kichline
Cooper
Hunter
Mra
V. K. Watt
Luna C. Freund
Hugh Coffman
Arthur Spaulding
J. L. Rockwell
Charles Bristol
Paul Bailey
Baptist bake sale at Johnston grocery store welcome Sunday dinner
The Baptist ladies hold a bake sale today at Johnston grocery to boost Sun day meals. Laramie delegation to the Baptist state convention will include Mrs Breese Mrs Fitch Mrs Holliday Miss Holliday Mrs George Hunt Mrs Peabody and Rev B Payne. Rev Hal P Fudge will present the annual report and address as state secretary. Presbyterian Aid Society met Friday with Mrs W W C Menteer presiding and Mrs Ed Kelley as president. plans were discussed.
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Johnston
Laramie
Baptist State Convention
Mre. Breese
Fitch
Holliday
George Hunt
Peabody
B. Payne
Hal P. Fudge
Mr. Pudge
Baptist
Presbyterian Aid Society
Www. C. Menteer
Ed Kelley
Mission Circle and Guild Notes Plus Education Achievements
The report recounts a Christmas party with twenty eight ladies, names of attendees, and a schedule of missions circle activities led by Mrs Henke and others. It notes a St Mark's Guild sewing for a bazaar, a bake sale, and refreshment hosts. It highlights older women earning diplomas at Nebraska Wesleyan and Wisconsin, and cites library work as a female-dominated profession with nine of ten workers being women in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of St. Mark's
Pariah House
Mra. FP
A. M. Stewart
William Daley
A. W. Harber
New York Public Library
New York Lbrary School
Wilson Ends First Week Campaign
Commentary notes both parties drift from core issues while regulation aims to curb monopolies and guide trade. Democrats push frank tariff debate and anti monopoly measures, arguing for clear principles to limit concentrated interests. The piece contrasts perspectives on governance and economic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franks
Business Men Back Wilson Platform Democrats Organize League
Business leaders express alarm at unsettled conditions and unite behind Woodrow Wilson. The Democratic Business Men's League forms in Chicago with Charles H. Wacker named president as it campaigns for a tariff shift and broader trust reform. The group aims to mobilize thousands of members nationwide and promote Wilson as president.
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Bueineta
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Baltimore
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Charles H. Wacker
Europe
Democratic Business Men's League
League
John Burke
North Dakota
Wilson
Camurza
Legislative Assembly
Andrew Carnegie
Senate
Taft
Roosevelt
Govinor Wilson
Governor Wilson
United States
Salvation Army Names New General From Booth Line
A leading British institution introduces a new Salvation Army general described as surpassing his late father in education and leadership. The captain praises his deep devotion to Catherine Booth and predicts global reverence as the army renews its mission to the poor from Iceland to Cape Horn and beyond.
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Great Britain
Tie Heart
Lan
Iceland
Cape Horn
India
Sandwich Isles
Barda
Brotherhood of Man
Christ
Cigarette smoking women win place
In Baltimore on September 20 managers of fashionable hotels face a widening trend of women smoking publicly. Robert S. Downs of the Stafford argues for equal smoking privileges in dining rooms as men. The piece notes the social appeal of hotel smoking spaces.
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Baltimore
Robert S. Downs
Stafford
Wire accident misattributed, frontier town tragedy clarified
Cheyenne reporter claims a fatal live-wire accident occurred in Cheyenne, but police confirm the incident happened last Friday at Frontier near Kemmerer, about 800 miles away. John Kavieh died and Jake Tomsky with his wife suffered serious burns during the contact with a live wire at a light pole.
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Cheyenne
Warren
Denver Republican
Wryo
John Kavieh
Jake Tomsky
Koyvich
Torisky
Kovich
Frontier
Kemmerer
Weather records in Wyoming show odd 66 figures
R Q Grant in charge of the Cheyenne weather bureau states Wyoming's sunshine percentage is 16 for the year while rainfall averages 66 days and snow depth 66 inches. He calls the coincidence peculiar as records are compiled from state reports over past years.
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R. Q. Grant
United States Weather Bureau
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Mr. Grant
Police recover part of big bank loot in Chicago
Chicago police recovered part of the 272000 Canadian money stolen from the Bank of Montreal in New Westminster and hidden in Chicago. The loot reportedly includes thousands in large denomination Canadian bills. Two robbers fled after beating a policeman into unconsciousness.
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Chicago
Bank of Montreal
New Westminster
B. C
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Athena
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies’ Howe Journal
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Milena Fereemeed
Lesvelerr
L. R. Tyson
Rh. M. A. Cook Ek
Woman's Auxiliary
David Nimmo
George Sell
Mary
Ethel
Helen Nimmo
John Hunter
Bridge Club
Atherly
Newlin
BE. T. Bartley
Bagaar
L. ©. Hills
Wilneck
Mra. Mentaer
Mra. Nagel
Lea
Gra
Tapiiet
Baptiet Missionary Society
Mies
Gertrude Bender
Paul Laverents
Mesdamen Towner
Phil Ikon
Higeing
van Winkle
Harrison
Cole
Stanfield
Laverents
Halhesworth
Bruce
Podge
Turpin
Scheela
Nebraska Wesleyan University
University of Wisconsin
Nebraska
A. D. Winship
16Th St
Carey Ave
A Sherman
Boar
Capitol Commercial Company
Wagner, Mer
Capitol Ave
NEW Salvation
Sherman
Kelley Mercantile CO
16Th and
Denver
the Sherman Co
Sanitas
Sharman Co
Fancy
Utah
Michigan
Cape Cod
Colorado
Jersey
Johnston Grocery CO
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