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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1917
Page
11
Twenty women of the Library Card club met at the K. C. club Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Henry Hecker as hostess. Prizes were awarded for high scores and refreshments served. Coterie Art Club will be entertained by Mrs. John Wilson this afternoon.
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The Help One Another clip will meet with Mrs. 8S. K. Rose this afternoon and work will be provided for all who attend. The executive board is called to meet at 12:40 for important session. The women of the Mystic Maze lab will be guests of Mrs. Bert Penman this afternoon.
The Methodist Missionary Society plans a Friday meeting at the Palo Alto church with Ira B. Fee expected to attend. Cheyenne W. O T U held a Tuesday gathering at Mrs Langton’s home with officer elections and new members welcomed. Dr Ellen Werther led discussions on temperance while Mrs Morton spoke on patriotic service for upcoming conventions. Attendees noted continued local club activities and planned events.
The Pythian sisterhood invites the public to a Misquerade entertainment Friday night at a local hall. The event features a masked dinner and themed activities, with proceeds supporting lodge charitable efforts.
An appeal by Fox Harris, chairman of the railways board, urges farmers to ship wheat immediately to aid storage points, support domestic consumption, export needs, and military logistics, noting price guidance from the president and the food administration. The message stresses railways can handle more wheat, calling for community cooperation to prevent market deterioration and ensure supply.
William Howard Taft, presiding at the general conference of Unitarian and allied churches, urged adoption of a resolution endorsing President Wilson and Congress war policies. He said churchmen owe aid to government in mobilizing support for the war effort.
The company cites an unprecedented rise in long distance calls driven by strong commercial activity and oil business growth. It notes copper wire shortages due to strikes and government needs, limited toll line expansion, and urges patrons to stay near their phones or indicate a reachable contact to speed connections.
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