Evening Club Meetings Scheduled This Week
The Shakespeare Club meets Monday at Mrs. W. L. Whipple's home. Omega Card Club visits Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McNaie Monday night after a Friday postponement. Sunshine Society gathers Tuesday afternoon at the library. Woman's Club holds fall meeting Wednesday at the library with M A W W C KR. R M A Woman's Club meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. A. W. Alble's 112 Central Avenue Weidirstag Bridge Club convenes Friday at Mrs. A. B Johnston's home. Thursday Bridge Club hosted by Mrs. Carl Gylling Thursday afternoon. Women's Chorus Practice continues this week.
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The
Shakespeare Club
W. L. Whipple
Omega, Card Club
Ralph McNaie
the Woman's Club of the
A. W. Alble
Central Avenue
Weidirstag Bridge Club
Drige Club
A. B., Johnston
Carl Gyllingwill
Pape's Diap Pepelin claimed quick aid for upset stomachs
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepelin as the surest quickest remedy for upset stomachs and indigestion. It promises relief from gas belching undigested food and bloating, urging readers to keep a fifty cent case handy for family use.
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Apepsin Belonke
Peadarhe
Willing Workers and church groups plan Friday meetings
The Willing Workers of the Baptist church meet Friday afternoon with Mrs Gust Swanson at 1402 East Twenty First street weather permitting Presbyter ian Aid hosted by Mrs Samuel Corson for a day afternoon The Guild of St Marks meets Friday afternoon at the Parish House ladies to report funds and activities Mrs Join Whittaker and Mrs Donald Whittaker host 1808 The Baptist Church marks thirty fifth anniversary next Sunday service reads letters from former pastors Jewish Ladies Circle plans card party and dance at A O U hall public invited
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the Baptist Church
Gust Swanson
East Twenty-First Street
Guild of St. Mark’s
Join Whittaker
Donald Whittaker
A. OU. W. Hall
Dance and Baggar Event At Keefe Hall Thursday
The Jewiah Ladies' Circle is preparing for a dance and baggar at Keefe Hall on Thursday October 14. A sale will display fancy articles and the Cah! Orchestra will provide music for dancing. The St. Mark's Guild tea and bake sale yesterday drew many ladies despite the storm. Hosts were Mrs R W Bradley and Mrs Florence Roet-Foster.
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Cirelot
Baggar
Keefe Hall
Cah
St. Mark's Guild
Mre
R. W. Bradley
Mra
Florence Roet-Foster
Oyster supper at Shirley Cafety Section B raises funds
The Thursday evening oyster supper at the Shirley Cafety Section B of the Methodist was a great success, bringing in fifteen dollars for the group.
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Shirley
Methodist
Suergae of St. Mark's Monthly Meeting Scheduled
The regular monthly meeting of the Suergae of St. Mark's will take place Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the Parish House. A good attendance is desired.
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Sunshine Society
St. Mark's
Congregational Missionary Society Meets With Mrs Moore
The Congregational Missionary Society met with Mrs. FP LL Moore on Friday afternoon for its annual meeting and election of officers.
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Congregational Missionary Society
FP. Ll. Moore
Beverly A Hill At Capital Ave. Theater Review
Miss Dorothy Howard gave a portrayal of Beverly in Beverly at Capital Avenue Theater last night. Robert Lawrence starred as Prince Dantan with Evangeline Craigdale as Princess Vetlve and R. H. Russell as Col. Quinnox. the play's romance and action drew genuine enthusiasm.
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Dorothy Howard
Beverly
Capital Avenue Theater
Prince Dantan
Robert Lawrence
Baldos
Evangeline Craigdale
Vetlve
W. R. Coleman
Gen. Marlanx
Graystonk
Martinet
R. H. Russell
Col. Quinnox
Newly elected officers named for next year meeting
The newly elected officers were President Mrs NH B Patten first Vice President Mrs W W Gleason second vice president Mrs George S Panta secretary Mrs A Dol Johnston treasurer Miss Edith Mc Crum collectors Misses Hawes and May Dowellas Refreshments were served after the business. Good attendance marked the gathering.
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Mra
NH. B. Patten
W. W. Gleason
George S. Panta
A. Dol. Johnston
Edith McCrum
Misses Hawes
May Dowelas
Baptist Young People Union to Meet Next Friday
The Baptist Young People's Union plans a business meeting in the church parlor next Friday evening. Members are urged to attend and participate in upcoming activities and plans.
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The
Baptist Young People’s Union
Parloys
State fair at Douglas proves best in history
The Douglas fair features record exhibits across counties Natrona Converse Niobrara Carbon Platte Fremont Washakie Albany Goshen and Big Horn. Carbon and Big Horn counties showcase irrigation crops with remarkable yields plus a famed alfalfa fortification display and the Wyoming State University exhibits hundreds of grain samples.
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Douglas
Kimmingbird
Natrona
Converse
Niobrara
Carbon
Platte
Freemont
Washakie
Albany
Goshen
Big Horn
Laramie
Jirel
Carbon County
M. A. McKillip
Saratoga
Platte County
Freemont County
Converse County
Washaakie County
B. C. Buffum
Goshen County
George
Big Horn County
Big Horn Basin
Boothes’ Ranch
Painted Rocks
Wyoming State University
Gambling House Raid Targets Society Women in New York
Police raided Mme Kay's hairdressing salon on Second Avenue after husbands wrote letters accusing their wives of gambling. Five women were arrested. three onlookers watched as well dressed players, including Abraham Tretbite, allegedly supplied chips and equipment for games in the establishment.
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New York
Mme, Kay
Second Avenue
Cahalane
Plaes
Abraham Tretbite
Cheyenne Franchises and Warren Lose City Lights Debate
The document accuses Senator Warren and Cheyenne officials of overcharging for electric light and gas. It claims the 25 year franchise allowed Warren’s companies to extract $268,000 extra value beyond property worth, via inflated rates and mortgage security.
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Senator Warren
Laramie
Wyoming
Electric Light
Anginal
Warren
Cheyenne
Cheyenne City Gas Company
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
American Loan & Trust Company
Truat Company
Ship and Jack Moore Open Campaign at Lusk
In Lusk Wyoming on September 28 Hon Richard Shipp of Casper and John Moore of Sheridan opened the Bull Moose campaign before a sizable crowd. Shipp, a young lawyer, made a strong impression and defended Roosevelt era ideas such as the recall of judges while praising wage conditions. Moore, a cow-puncher, connected with the audience and criticized Taft's record, referencing Warren and Mondell.
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Lusk
Wyo
Richard Shipp
Casper
John Moore
Sheridan
Bull Moosers
Congressman Monell
Shipp
Roosevelt
Jack Moore
Taft
Warren
Mondell
Ameiu ca Grabs The Kaiser S Actors
Berlin reports a humorous exchange during the Kaiser’s Swiss visit with the Berne municipal theatre director. The emperor jokes about scarce talent and jokes that Americans take the best actors, lamenting payment constraints and higher U.S. salaries for top officials.
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Berlin
Berliner Tageblatter
Berne
America
Chicago Beautiful plan advances with lakefront expansion
Chicago moves toward a grand lakefront scheme co orchestrated by the city South Park commission and Illinois Central railroad to reclaim riparian rights from Twelfth to Fifty-ninth streets. A central Field Museum site will replace Jackson Park with land fill creating a seven to eight mile lake shore park belt. lagoon channels viaducts beaches and promenades connect Grant and Jackson parks for a 20 mile chain of parks along Lake Michigan.
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Chicago
South Park Commission
Tllinois Central Railroad
Twelfth Street
Fifty-fiost Street
Lsland Parke
Grant Park
Jackson Park
Island Parks
Grant
Jackson
Lake Michigan
Field Museum of Natural Hisory
Illinois Central Railroad
Michigan Avenue
Woman Takes Charge On Train During Birth
A woman passenger collapsed on a Third Avenue elevated train in New York. Another woman took control, ordered passengers off, halted traffic, and an ambulance from Lincoln hospital arrived. The mother, Mrs. Esther Cherrick of 1522 Webster Avenue, gave birth to a girl. the father arrived later.
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New York
Bers
Third Avenue
Bownd
Lincoln Hospital
McGuigan
Esther Cherrick
Webster Avenue
Robbery Quietly Hits Newark Bank in Busy Hours
In Newark New Jersey on September 28 a theft of fourteen thousand dollars in gold occurred during business hours at the National Newark Banking Company. The loot was placed in three small bags on a counter ledge and fished away with a four foot hook through a four inch opening made by prying bars from lattice work above the counter. The crime happened in midday amid heavy foot traffic in a busy bank building, and no suspect has been identified.
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Newark
WN. J
National Newark Banking Company
One Set of Electors Can Go on Ballot in California
In San Francisco on September 28 Lee Webb announced that a single slate of presidential electors could appear on the November ballot. The Republican electors pledged to Taft and Roosevelt were challenged as illegal by Secretary of State Jordan, who had the ballot reviewed by the attorney general. The attorney general ruled the ballot illegal.
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San Francisco
Atcai
Lee Webb
Sacramento
Roosevelt
Johnson
Jordan
Taft
Wanted Good Competent IR for Housework
Wanted good competent individual for general housework. Inquire at 2119 House Street during forenoon.
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House Street
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Sindala
Child's
Sandala
Worth
the Win. Myers Dry Goods CO
Omega Card Club
Woman's Club
Woren
Vweartruryn
Sis
Urday Musical Club
Gow
Gertrude Bender
G. He
Mystic Maze Club
Mystic Maze
Charles Richardson
Methodist Aid Society
Presbyterian Aid
Samuel Corson
Presbyterian Aid Foriptore
Jewish Circle
Mcutce
Capital Ave
Clara A. Ligier
W. 19Th Street
Bour
Ceylon
Capitol Commercial Company
Wm, K. Wagner, Mer
Capitol Ave
Genitas
Sherman Oe
Ship
Ameiuca
Kelley
Rex
Hama
California
Concord
Kelley Mercantile CO
10Th and
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Sherman Co
Kingham & McAllister
Agis
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