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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1919
Page
7
A collage of short items notes Mrs T B McDorough and daughter returning from Fort Laramie for a relative’s illness, Mrs Frank Bevans visiting Lara mie, and several locals including Carl Muchihausen and John Toy traveling for work. Various business, ranch, and civic mentions list arrivals, departures, and ongoing repairs across the region.
An inquiry of bankers across Iowa, Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Missouri shows painted farm buildings boost loan values by 5 to 50 percent and average around 22 percent. Real estate and loan decisions favor well kept barns, houses, and fences, with lenders often refusing loans for unpainted, poorly maintained farms.
A historic passage extols paint as the enduring protector of surfaces from ships and tombs to wings and walls. It frames paint as a universal preservative guarding against decay while enabling progress and civilization.
J M Cassidy a veteran Cheyenne contractor and craftsman is highlighted for his role in constructing the first National Bank Princess theater and Fort Russell buildings. With fifty two years in carpentry and cabinet work since age thirteen he remains active amid Cheyenne’s looming building boom.
Sir Frederick Maurice, new British director of Terrestrial operations, warns Hungary upheaval unlikely to trigger Allied land campaigns. He calls for a peremptory peace treaty and rapid food relief to Europe and says a small force would quell any resistance to Allied decrees in Germany and Hungary. He doubts a large Balkans mission implies a big French army.
The House of Commons today heard a reply from the Minister of Militia Mewburn regarding a question. The date remains secret by request of the British government. State leader ads promise results.
A Washington report notes a curious finding by the Educational Bureau and the Bureau of Industrial Research. It suggests higher illiteracy areas show less use of barn paint and face adornment pigments, while well literate regions have more painted homes and outbuildings, though the text is garbled and unclear in places.
Readers are urged to mail a cutout to Foley & Co for a trial package including Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup Foley Kidney Pills for pain rheumatism backache and kidney issues and Foley Cathartic Tablets for cleansing and digestion.
Ottawa officials announce arrangements for the return of the Canadian expeditionary forces in Siberia. The move implies a close timeline for troops to come back to this side amid postwar redeployment plans.
Sufferers seek relief from stomach upset by using Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The tablet claims to aid liver function and improve digestion with a simple nightly dose. Available for 25 cents per box at drugstores.
Real estate records show W. B. Iliff selling a colonial bungalow at 701 Randall Boulevard. Mrs. T. V. Towle bought the six room Wang house for 85000 cash. Sebena Wasserman sold 1712 Maxwell Street six room home to Floyd L. Watson for 5000. Paul H. Moore handled all sales totaling over 15000 in one day including East 16th Street and South Side lots.
An old advertisement promotes Eckman’s Eckman’s tablets as a health booster and cough remedy. The label highlights a tonic form marketed for colds with a stated price of 50 cents per box and lists Eckman and Ry manufacturers.
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