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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1917
Page
3
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 plans an afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. John Wilson.
A renowned ophthalmic surgeon discusses advanced refractive methods for correcting corneal and lens issues. The article outlines improved precision, safer outcomes, and growing patient options in modern eye surgery.
The Help One Another clip will meet with Mrs. S. K. Rose this afternoon and provide work for all who attend. The executive board is called to meet at 1:40 for an important session. Mystic Maze Club hosts guests Mrs. Bert Penman this afternoon.
The Methodist Missionary society and the Cheyenne W O T U L held gatherings this week. Port Russell scout groups and Congregational church members planned a joint social at the church parlors Friday evening inviting all. Dr Ellen Wer latter led Cheyenne meeting with new officers and delegates elected for the coming year. Patriotic service theme and state convention plans were noted with focus on community involvement.
The Pythian Sister event Misquerade pageant opens Friday at the community hall. Local knights and townsfolk attend the invited moonlit feast and festivities set for Mart Rossel with entertainment and merriment.
An appeal by Fox Harris, chairman of the railways board, urges farmers to ship wheat promptly to support price stability set by the president through the food administration. Early marketing harms farmer value, while railways can store and route grain for domestic use, export, and military needs, calling for broad community cooperation.
William Howard Taft, presiding at the general conference of Unitarian and allied churches, asked adoption of a resolution endorsing President Wilson and Congress war policies. He urged churchmen to aid the government in mobilizing support for the war effort.
A telegraph company reports an unprecedented rise in long distance calls in Wyoming due to boosted business and oil activity. The firm cannot obtain more circuits or central offices because of copper wire shortages, strikes, and government rules, urging patrons to stay near phones to finish calls.
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