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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1919
Page
6
A collection of brief city notes lists residents traveling to and from Fort Collins Laramie Wheatland Denver and Denver area for illness business or visits. People include Mrs T B McDorough and daughter Mrs Frank Bevans Mr Carl Muchihausen Mrs Charles T Farthing Sam Brown David Miller Dr Dana Garter John Howard and others with mentions of a Union Parish machine shop girders and local services like tire repairs and steam baths.
Banks across the Mississippi Valley report 5 to 25 percent higher loan values and easier credit for farms with well painted buildings. Painted barns and fences signal thrift, boosting sale appeal and loan readiness, while unpainted structures reduce value and loan appetite.
A historical ode to paint as the preservative force behind artifacts, ships, architecture, aircraft, and monuments. It claims paint protects wood, metal, and stone, enabling civilization from pharaohs to Columbus and modern industry, while warding off decay and corrosion.
Little Journeys profiles J M Cassidy a Cheyenne contractor credited with helping erect the first National Bank Princess Theater and Fort Russell buildings. With a fifty two year career starting at age thirteen he remains active in carpentry stair work and cabinetry shaping Cheyenne during a coming building boom.
Sir Frederick Maurice, new British director of military operations, warns Hungary revolt unlikely to trigger allied land actions. He calls the peace treaty urgent and civilian relief essential, predicts limited force would quell resistance in Germany and Hungary, and says Germany may sign to avoid ruin.
The House of Commons today heard a reply from the Minister of Militia Mewburn. The date is being kept secret at the request of the British government. State leader ads bring results.
A Washington study by the Educational Bureau and the Bureau of Industrial Research finds a curious link between illiteracy and paint use. The report notes barn and common paints dominate where illiteracy is high, while well kept homes in illiteracy hot spots lack outbuildings and paint usage.
A clipped advertisement urges readers to mail a cutout to Foley & Co for a trial package including Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. It provides an address in Chicago and promises relief for coughs colds rheumatism backache kidney and bladder issues constipation and biliousness.
Ottawa dispatch reports arrangements made for the return of Canadian expeditionary forces in Siberia. Authorities said troops would be pulled back to this side shortly, with plans for redeployment and repatriation underway as the process is organized.
A short ad notes that Olive Tablets by Dr Edwards help stomach upset and liver health, suggesting taking one or two tablets at bedtime. It promotes the product at 25 cents per box and claims benefits for digestion and liver function.
Real estate notices show W. B. Iliff selling a colonial bungalow at 701 Randall Boulevard and a six room Wang house on two lots for 85000 cash to Mrs. T. V. Towle. Sebena Wasserman sold a six room house at 1712 Maxwell Street to Floyd L. Watson for 5000. Paul H. Moore handled all sales and the day totals exceed 15000 with a East 16th street sale at 4500 and two South Side lots for 1400. Moore’s March total reaches 55300 in property sales.
An old advertisement promotes Eckman’s Tonic and Health Builder tablets for coughs and colds. Mentions retail pricing of 50 cents per box and lists Eckman as the manufacturer.
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