Surprise Birthday Party for Edward Tennant Celebrated
A surprise party hosted Wednesday evening for Edward Tennant and Hart Tennant drew together Miss Clara Rheburg Catherine Hopka Katherine Jacobson Eleanor Clough Frances Heaton Sylvia Oldman Bert Oldman Joe Wirth Harlan Nickell George Kuntzman Hoyt Parkins on and Edward and Hart Tennant. Guests enjoyed games and a luncheon prepared by Mrs. Lew Tennant assisted by Frances Heaton. The group broke up at 11 30 after a three hour gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Tennant
Edward
Hart
Tn Slumberland
Clara Rheburg
Catherine Hopka
Katherine Jacobson
Eleanor Clough
Frances Heaton
Sylvia Oldman
Bert Oldman
Joe Wirth
Harlan Nickell
George Kuntzman
Hoyt Parkinson
Heart Tennant
Lew Tennant
Little Girls Sewing Club Meets at Clara Rheberg’s
The Little Girls Sewing club met at Clara Rheberg's on Saturday February 24. Present were Mable Wirth Ruth Metcalf Clara Rheberg and Cor delia Metcalf a visitor. Refreshments were served and all enjoyed the afternoon despite bad weather keeping others away. Pierce Culletoo a clerk at the Couzens store has been off duty two weeks due to a boil. Il Christensen was very at Saturday and Sunday and is better now Mrs Vane has been very sick for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Girls Sewing Club
Clara Rheberg
Mable Wirth
Ruth Metcalf
Cordelia Metcalf
Pierce Culletoo
Couzens
Fish fry plans and Encampment road meeting urged
P. H. Goldsmith of Denver visits with a view to lind action. A road meeting is announced at Encampment city hall on March third. Attend the public affair and show your support for the local project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Goldsmith
Denver
Lind
Encampment City Hall
Editor’s Pieties and Pressing Realities from Cody Enterprise
The Cody Enterprise notes the volatile balance of a newspaper’s fortunes, arguing readers judge editors by church attendance, hustle for news, and handling of long pieces. It asserts advertising, timeliness, and public reaction shape a paper’s success or failure.
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Cody Enterprise
Tributes to Funston in San Francisco Funeral Procession
San Francisco plans a large military funeral for Major General Frederick Funston. The procession includes two coast regiments, bluejackets, Spanish war Loyal Legion veterans, Grand Army veterans, and city officials plus clergy. Services begin at city hall, then Presby Church, then the Presidio National Cemetery with 13 gun salutes and taps. Heirloom attendance from other states is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Frederick Funston
Golden Gate
Bell
Bla
Loyal Legion
Veterans of War of
The
Grand Army of the Republic
Army and Navy
Millead
Bina Presbysterian Church
William K. Guthrie
National Cemetery
Presidio Miletary Reservation
Calason
March or April hatching boosts fall egg production
Poultry owners should hatch pullets in March or April to mature by fall. Early broody pullets help complete the production cycle, while spring hatchings can lay more in winter with proper feeding housing and handling.
Bandits Treasure Tale Linked to Tulsa Relatives
Scout Younger of Tulsa seeks a buried treasure tied to the James brothers. He believes $65,000 is hidden in Lost City canyon six miles northwest of Tulsa beside the Arkansas River. Cole Younger and Frank James reportedly aided the search in earlier days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Younger
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Cole
Hob Younger
Jesse
Frank James
James
Cole Younger
Lost City
Canon
Denver
Britain Faces Famine as War Struggles Widen
Premier Lloyd George told the House of Commons that Allied success hinges on solving the tonnage shortage caused by Germanys submarine blockade. He warned of drastic measures to paralyze enemy shipping and warned Britains food supply is at a historic low while urging national resolve and sacrifice. He cautioned disaster if the nation declines further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Germany
Landscape expert named for U S Forest Service post
Announcement of Prof. Frank A. Waugh former Denver newsman and head of horticulture at Massachusetts Agricultural College to serve as consulting landscape engineer for the U S Forest Service He will tour national forests plan policy for landscape development and establish a permanent landscape department for roads trails and camp sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Frank A. Waugh
Massachuseotta Suite Agricultural College
U. S. Forest Service
Waugh
New Kingland
Waugh Market Cewera
Furest Service
Uimsand
Forest Srrvice
Crofessor Waugh
Masschusetts Agricultural College
Koreater /Giraves
Najini
Forest Service
Whic
National Forest
Riverside Notes Quiet Week With Death and Dance
Jamey Wethergill was sick, Yam Sage and George Metz visited Siriogs Tuesday, Curtis Roper worked at L A Cook's Wednesday. Bill Mots family moved to Riverside last week. Mrs Rhoda Roper, mother of Forney, died of pneumonia. Emory Miller Curtis Roper and Misses Joasie Ada Canning visited Mrs Forney's for a taffy pull Sunday night. A dance at Jack Finch's Monday night drew a nice crowd with Margie Johnston and Walt Leake providing music. Refreshments at midnight and a good time reported. dance ended at 9 o'clock.
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Emory Miller
Curtis Roper
Joasie
Ada Canning
Wham
Mrs
Jack Finch
Margie Johnston
Walt Leake
Do the folks back home get the Record
A brief note asking whether residents back home receive the Record, and if not, a request to send it to them.
Quick action remedy cleanses stomach and bowels
An advertise style claim promotes a preparation named ONE SPOONFUL that supposedly relieves sour stomach gas and constipation immediately. It is pitched as an appetite and digestive aid with dramatic language attributed to The Lordier Drug Company.
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Adler-ika
Lordier Drug Company
Brush Creek Notes From Beaver Creek Area
Brush Creek items report visits among residents including Mr and Mrs Ralph Platt and Candict family. Services held at Brush Creek schoolhouse mark a return to regular worship by Rev Clough. Blockade on Union Pacific delayed mail to Brush Creek residents.
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Ralph Platt
Beaver Creek
Brush Creek
Clough
John Yoakum
Condict Ranch
Brush Creekers
W. C. Condict
W. Condict
Stout
Freeman Cook
Walker
Saratoga
Murder case in Kook Springs ends with $1000 fine
Rawlins heard a murder case from Kook Springs last week in which a man killed a five year old boy. The defendant was fined one thousand dollars after the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
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Stock Growers State Bank
Wyoming
Platte Valley
Fred B. Durrie
Tilton & Son
Nels Erickson
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Il Christensen
Funston
Britain
Kemmerer
Wye
Chenne
F. K. Warren
John Hay
Rock Springs
Hay
Warren
Ucket
Eure
J. BE. Osborne
Air-O Lite
Englehart
Riverside Notes
Jamey Wethergill
Yam Sage
George Metz
Siriogs
L. A. Cook's
Bill Mots
Riverside
Monlay
Myra
Forney
Rhoda Roper
E. G. Peterson
Leslie C. Stallings
U.S. Record Office
Sordier Drug CO
Wyo
Plummer
Jess Barkhurst
Bay
Cecil Ryan
Ralph Woods
Milt Ames
Rangers
Ten Mile
Garland Gross
Young
Salt Lake City
Kook
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