Intermountain News Happenings and Regional Dispatches
A patchwork of brief items from Utah to California and beyond reports on trade talks with canner associations, a juried grand jury probe, bank funds charges, political nominations, school protests, a college hall intrusion, a museum specimen theft, a post office raid, a county auditor arrest, radio campaign plans, a furnace expansion, livestock pheasant concerns, and wartime era local incidents. Names of places such as Boise, Salt Lake, Denver, Miami, Colorado Springs, Ukiah, Malad, and Spanish Fork appear alongside mentions of federal officers, judges, and local officials.
Fashion Broadcasts Capes and Novel Cape Wraps
A fashion feature notes spring wrap trends as capes and cape like wraps return. It contrasts a long tweed cape for gentlemen with a structured fringe trimmed wrap, detailing collars sleeves and decorative yokes as key style elements for the new season.
Hats and Brims Under a Lengthening Summer Sun
A fragmented description of hats, brims widening with heat and sun, noting new white hats covered with black patterns and delicate decorations. References to ribbons, wreaths, and light fabrics convey the growing fashion trend as summer arrives, with eye toward popular styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elon
Correct Utility Suits Highlight Tailoring and Spring Style
The piece discusses tailored utility suits as essential, versatile wear for women, praising reliable fabrics and expert craftsmanship. It notes the spring surge in three piece gowns, capes, and coats, with tweeds and tricotine trending in blue, lavender, and tan hues, including navy tricotine as a standout.
Silk and Lace Zephyr Knit Sweaters Debut in Fashion
A long excerpt discusses new Zephyr-weight silk and lace sweaters by The Connolkeear company, highlighting exclusive knitted coat styles with handwrought braids, crystal buttons, and varied white and gold colorways. It notes the refined elegance and avant garde design influencing high fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Low
Weenwallins
Wyoming News Notes From All Regions Summary
Brief items report the organization of Tiverton Lions Club. Gov. Hubert A. Careyham seeks a second term. a Spanish War Veterans auxiliary forms in Laramie amid arrests and a wounded man. Bank consolidation at Manville. women win local offices. resignations in Laramie academia. a courtroom shooting case. Evanston turmoil and mayoral clash. golden wedding anniversary search. Bruce murder sentence. Lincoln County finances strain. Wyoming polo ponies shipped. yellowstone park opening dates. Newcastle fire destruction.
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Unban Sem Seren
Lions Club of
Tiverton
Hubert A. Careyham
Morgan P. Kadler
Laramie
Charles Wilson
Frank Walton
Casper
Wilson
Bank of
Manville
First National Bank
Consolidated Institution
Cokevilly
Ethel Stoner
J. D. Noblite
Richard Roberts
Willan Boeck
University of Wyoming
University of Washington At
Seattle
Mix. Houck Willeave
Jytexent
Willan A. Kublascheen
Aly
Glen Cooper
Lander
Distriic
Tten
Robinson's
Evanston
John T. Tomlek
George Chalmers Hichmond
J. A. Wills
Peare
N. M
Ernest
Scott
Leander Willis
Wyoming
Bruce
Slim” Smith
Thertopolis
Lincoln County
Board of County Commission
Kenmuerer
Treamiver Henr
Bell
Thar Wyninlys
Chan Cities
Clhyayeone
Uae
Serveney
Yelinweteijy National Park
AML Motor Fripe
Thanpan
Mmlnerelal Hota
Tunis
Chey
Hue
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Intermountain States
Utah Canners! Association
California Packers Association
Opm FM
Purkle
Spedate
Jowrh Richart
Bevigie
Wash
Jeveraleh Netaror
James B. Woots
Feaipeny
Ukiah
Weller
Femt
Und
Catblar
Fwrat Rational Bank
First Sietant Gelliy
Boise
Fiatley
South
Com
Teal Dake
State Central Committee
Eee
Debweek Hallay
Welnar
iAfter Mulley
Wade
Tacoma
Motherett Teachers’ Associations
Eider
Colorado Springs
Cola
Colorado College
Holmer Hall
Ta College
Begina
State Comstabulary Siade
H. If Imus
Salt Lake
M. J. Scott
J. Hilton
Denver
Colorado
Colorado Farmers' Union
Miami Artz
International Matter
Beatty
United States
Ame Bey
Guby
Borcm
Zephyr
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