Ladies Aid meeting includes ice cream social plans
The Ladies Aid met at Mrs Metcalf home and at Mrs Rankin home with sleigh ride by Mr Metcalf. Attendees listed include Mrs Rankin proat Gedwend Bowers Wilch Ferry Metcalf Haines Clough Noland and visitors Mrs Carver and Mrs Hopka. An Eleanor Clough surprise party planned by Misses Catherine Jacobsen and Katherine Hopka for March 7 with lunch by Mrs Clough and Catherine Jacobsen.
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Ladies Aid
Mra. Metcalf
Mra
Rankin
Metcalf
Dames Rankin
Proat
Gedwend
Bowers
Wilch
Ferry
Metcal
Eleanor Clough
Mises Catherine Jacobsen
Katherine Hopka
Harlan Nickell
Joe Wirth
Edward Tennant
Earl Tennant
Hoyt Parkison
Eldon Boyd
Maryetta Jarrell
Lochie Boyd
Pearl Bowers
Eleanor Herself
Mes. Clough
Catherine Jacobsen
St James Guild Holds Monthly Meeting At Mrs Kuntaman Home
The St James Guild held its monthly meeting at Mrs George Kuntaman's home with a business session followed by refreshments. Guests listed include Mesdames Parkison Austin Campbell Baker Ferry Crout Vewnan Wirth Hopka Bridges Anderson Suttles and Misses Campbell Altwater Bergquist Suttle Bergquist Dunbar Hunter Heaton Cubninghaw Crout. Mrs I Parkinan was elected traveling and society reporter of the Encampment. After the meeting a dainty luncheon was served.
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Guild
George Kuntaman
Mesdames Parkison
Austin
Campbell
Baker
Ferry
Crout
Vewnan
Wirth
Hopka
Bridges
Anderson and Suttles
Altwater
Bergquist
Mesdames Suttle
World Mission Service at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian church will host a Sunday evening service to support foreign missions with Rev. Clough speaking on "The World Field" using a world map. The evening aims to refresh geographic knowledge and broaden views of the world. The Eastern Star plans a membership drive and other local notices appear.
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Presbyterian Church
Clough
Lith Girls Sewing Club Enjoys Meeting and Supper
The Lith Girls Sewing Club met at the home of Mr Helen Trooks on Saturday March 15. Present were Misses Helen von Hill Hopka Clara Rhobung Malch Wirth Mildred Parkisen Worothy Ruth Pare and Ray Motcalf. After adjournment they enjoyed refreshments and games. Sophie Boyd and Sylvia Olan were entertained at supper Friday evening by Miss Eleanor Clough in honor of her birthday.
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Lith Girls Sewing Club
Helen Trooks
Sturday
Marl 15
Hese
Helen von Hill Hopka
Clara Rhobung
Malch Wirth
Mildred Parkisen Worothy
Ruth Pare
Ray Motcalf
Little Indies
Sophie Boyd
Sylvia Olan
Eleanor Clough
For Sale 3850 Shares of West Virginia Wyoming Copper Stock
For sale 3850 shares of stock in the West Virginia Wyoming Copper company at ten cents a share. Address Box 64 Encampment Wyoming London March 8 Count Zeppelin reported dead per Reuters from Berlin. He died at Charlottenburg near Berlin of inflammation of the Kings GA. Nichola visiting relatives here left on the voyage this morning. Mrs D F Crant went to Saratoga this morning.
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West Virginia—Wyoming Copper Company
Wyo
London
Zeppelin
Reuters
Berlin
Charrtouenburg
GA. Nichola
LaFollette Letter Sparks Plea Amid Treason Debate
Rev Ambrose Matley, pastor at What Magtal church in St Paul, released a letter to Senator La Follette criticizing his opposition to the armed ship bill. The minister, once an admirer, warns that forgiveness will not come in Wisconsin and questions the senator’s loyalty.
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Ial
Mbr
LaPollette
Ambrose Matley
What Magtal Church
St. Paul
Wisconsin
Caid the Fetter
Riverside notes and regional movements update
Riverside notes mention Sam Sage traveling to Walcott after freight for Parkison on Tuesday. Laura Stout of Brush Creek visited friends in Riverside on Thursday. Forney children suffer from tonsillitis this week. Richard Marti arrived from Walcott Tuesday with freight for Couzens store. Sam Fingerly and John Carnal moved a family to Riverside Friday from the Toothaker ranch on Beaver Creek. John Karnal was summoned to Montrose yesterday to his ill son.
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Laura Stout
Brushcreek
Riverside
Forney
Richard Marti
Walcott
Couzens
Sam Fingerly
John Carnal
Toothaker
Beaver Creek
John Karnal
Montrose
Beaver Creek News Highlights Local Happenings
Wiley Boyd Charles Hayden and Bert Rose help Harry Anderson cut cedar posts this week. Miss Alice Boyd stayed at the Toothaker ranch Friday night. Marie Platt and her son Karl visit R. H. Platt and recover from la grippe. Albert Anderson visited the Toothaker family last week. Sam Fingerle moved to Riverside for next summer. Carnal and Fingerle repaired a Beaver Creek car in town and plan a Riverside garage. Mrs. W. R. Hunter visited Mrs. Magyar as they recover from a cold. Hayden returned from Saratoga refreshed. W. R. Tranter went to town Friday. J. R. Rolowan and wife suffer recurring grippe attacks. Frank Jones has been ill.
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Wiley Boyd
Charles Hayden
Bert Rose
Harry Anderson
Alice Boyd
Toothaker Ranch
Marie Platt
Karl
R. H. Platt
Albert Anderson
Toothaker
Ohn Carnal
Sam Finagerle
Mr. Carnal
Beaver Creek
Riverside
Fires scorch forests amid cautious season reports
The government tallies a total of 5 655 fires burning 299 377 acres in national and private forests. About 44 percent of damage occurred in national forests with 162 385 timber value. Most fires were under ten acres and caused by human activity with 24 percent from light spark incidents. One Idaho fire destroyed 600 000 feet of timber caused by a ten year old. The season brought concern to the Southwest Colorado and Wyoming as weather stressed conditions.
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Ton
Lylg
Cylons
National Foreste 4
Katens
Florida
Forest Service
Lightolias
Idaho
Colorado
Wyoming
Ton heavy loss caused by fires with unreachable areas
Fires began in inaccessible spots and rangers could not reach them for days due to lack of trails, delaying containment and increasing damage.
Conduct of Our Guard in Deming Impresses Town Officials
A letter from Deming New Mexico Acting Mayor H G Nash praises the Wyoming National Guard unit stationed on the Mexican border. He lauds Major Cavender as commanding officer and notes the guardsmen earned the community's respect and good will during their several months among Deming residents.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Wyoming National Guard
Deming
New Mexico
H.G. Nash
F. L. Houx
Wyoming Infantry Regiment
Cavender
Naional Guard
Moving the Jim Baker cabin to Cheyenne
Rawlins Republican reports Chas Boyce oversaw tearing down and shipping of the Jim Baker cabin from Wamsutter to Cheyenne. The cabin will be rebuilt exactly as originally constructed by the famed scout Jim Baker, preserving its historic markings and appearance.
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Chas
Boyce
Jim Baker
Nates
Cheyenne
Rawlins Republican
Rawlins Girl Honored by World Renowned Composer
Word has reached Rawlins that George W. Chadwick director of the New England Conservatory of Music chose Miss Helen McMicken of Rawlins for the lead in an operetta he wrote to be staged in Boston in spring. Chadwick is a leading U S composer with over three thousand pupils under his supervision. The honor brings pride to Rawlins residents amid ongoing Ireland home rule discussions.
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Rawlins
George W. Chadwick
New Enland Conservatory of Music
Helen McMicken
Boston
Chadwick
United States
Miss McMicken
Record Delivery Request From Home Is Confirmed
The request asks whether the Record is received back home. If not, the item will be sent to the addressed location to ensure delivery.
Independent Farmer Director Van Alstyne on farm labor shift
The New York World argues that improved machinery reduces five or ten workers to one, yet finding that one hired man is harder than employing five. Wage rises, land prices, and a cultural aversion to land work hinder the rural labor supply, highlighting the Federal Farm Loan Act as key to enabling workers to buy and own farms.
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van Alstyne
Farmere
New York World
If the multitude engaged in the war, what a change
The speaker imagines a society where mass participation in labor and constructive pursuits replaces conflict. The reflection centers on wartime effort transforming daily life, work ethic, and national purpose, envisioning a more productive, unified citizenry.
Ulster Agreement Cited Amid Cooperative Tone
A newspaper fragment notes assurances that no coercion would be used to compel Ulster to accept a measure, reflecting a careful insistence on voluntary consent and political diplomacy.
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Ulster
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E. G. Peterson
Osborne Block
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Lordier Drug Co
Leslie C. Stallings
U. S. Commissioner Record Office
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