Balter and Manager Anseociat Maneuver
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1919
Page
12
The Path to a League of Nations Vision
Speech stresses that grand ideas require hard work and persistence. It argues for a League of Nations to prevent future wars, cites vast casualties, and urges nations to cooperate to build a durable peace beyond conflict.
Ohio city aids Own-Your-Own-Nome campaign with model house demonstration
An Ohio city used a colonial style model home to boost a local Own-Your-Own-Nome campaign. The project drew 5,000 visitors and generated substantial donations and contractor support while showing current building costs and selling the house at a profit. The demonstration sparked interest in home ownership and public engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio City
Why Meat Will Be High
The war has cut live meat animals across western and central Europe by half or more. Germany's hogs fallen by at least two thirds from 25 992 000 in 1913 to about 8 million now. Belgium lost a third of swine and most cattle. Europe’s 400 million people face reduced domestic supplies, pushing demand to the United States, South America and Australia. Meat remains scarce and expensive despite U.S. production efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Europe
Russia
American Meat Packers’ Association
Germany
Belgium
United States
South America
Australia
Herbert Koover
Victory program at Carnegie library for suffrage convention
The afternoon program at Carnegie library features devotional exercises led by Dr. Flten and J. Werlaufer, a Victory chorus, addresses on The Suffrage Convention in St Louis by Mrs. J. F. Jenkins, vocal solos, and a Jubilee Drive report. The Cheyenne and Anna Gordon Unions hold 2:30 pm meetings. all interested women invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. W. E T. U. Victory
Carnegiebrary
Dr. Flten
J. Werlaufer
St. Louwie
Mre
J. F. Jenkins
A. Jones
Helen Tyson
Marjorie Bartlett
Sielen
Gladys Tyson
Cheyenne
Anna Gordon
Entertained With Bridge Party Honor for Miss Isabel McNab
Mine Effie Lannen hosted a bridge party Saturday afternoon for Miss Isabel McNab with a yellow and white color scheme. Guests included Alice Porbes Hannah Fe Babbette Wasserman Mary Wide burgh Mary Carpentier and others. Mrs M A Kline plans a musical at her home tonight. Sunshine Society members may bring five guests. men are invited. Local committee members are W W Busselle A Bakewell Herman Brookhart and KR EF Henke. S Coreant Parks of Lander and Joseph B. Lynch of Boston are briefly visiting. D G Thoms and John McTee Jr returned home in Rock after attending a Mine Examiners board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine Effie Lannen
Isabel McNab
Miesema Towney
Iyo
Alice Porbes
Hannah Fe
Babbette Wasserman
Mary Wideburgh
Mary Carpentier
Margen Walsh
Katherine Lyons
Mary Nim
Zina Moshisky
Anna Arp
Vera Kerrican
Hugh Gonrey
Frank Hoach
M. A. Kline
The
Sunshine Society
Mesdames
W. W. Busselle
A. Bakewell
Herman Brookhart
KR. EF. Henke
Fred M. Mister
D. G. Thoms
John McTee, Jr
Rock
Board of Examiners
Overseas Earl OG Le Fas Discharged in New York
The individual arrived in the city after service overseas and was discharged in New York following his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl OG
le Fas
New York
Lestie Family Children Recovering From Illness
Marion Will and Jack Leslie, children of Mr and Mrs Al Lestie, are recovering from a serious bout of diphtheria. Miss Fiffie Lannen and Miss Ima Downey have returned to Laramie after a weekend in the city. Mrs George S Walker, formerly of Cheyenne, has returned to Denver after two months in California. Mr P S Read of Chicago is staying briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Eunice Anderson
Jows
Mrs. Wishard
Marion
Will
Jack Leslie
Childden
Mrs
al Lestie
Fiffie Lannen
Ima Downey
Laramie
George S. Walker
Cheyenne
California
Denver
W. J. Grawly
S. Liebertian
Chicago
William C. Deming Leaves for California
Mr William C Deming editor of the State Tribune left Sunday evening for California He will visit Los Angeles and later go to San Francisco Miss Florence Shye leaves this morning for Boulder after spending the weekend in Cheyenne as the guest of Miss Alice Williams Miss Slye formerly resided here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William (. Deming
State Tribunl
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Florence Shye
Boulder
Cheyenne
Alice Williams
Slye
Will Armstrong
M. Brown
Galdwell, Ida
Jenkinses Entertain in Honor of Visitor Florence Slye
Mr and Mrs J F Jenkins hosted a Sunday evening gathering at 222 East Twenty-second Street for Miss Florence Slye of Boulder Gale. Pink and white carnations decorated the dining room as guests included Florence Slye Alice Wivam Euoice Thompson Valeria Bonnell Ruth Bridenbaug Mary Parkenson and Georgette Kreary. Mr and Mrs F W Morgan left for Kimball Neb after spending weeks in the city as guests of Dr and Mrs Y Heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Jenkins
East Twenty-second Street
Florence Slye
Boulder
Gale
Neeeees
Florence Siye
Alice Wi Vm
Euoice Thompson Valeria Bonnell
Ruth Bridenbaugt
Mary Parkenson
Georgette iLreary
Suffer With Neuralgia
Fragmentary note describes neuralgia relief using Musterole on the neck and mentions Sal or Sonat coord, with a quick relief claim and a noisy exclamation. The text is garbled and provides limited clear facts.
Gray couple to make their home in Denver
Reverend and Mrs. W. E. D. Gray plan to move from Cheyenne to Denver with future plans to visit Cuba and New York City upon their return. The Garays have been well known across Wyoming and their departure draws many local friends’ well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderick N, Matson
Denver
Cuba
New York City
Mrs. W. E. D. Gray
AW. BD. Gray
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Er. Gray
C. EB. Cotten
Gray
John F. Carey
Columbine
TH. Bentley
Captain Underwood Returns From Frisco and Other Local Travels
Captain Arthur A. Underwood came back Sunday night from San Francisco California after a business trip. Mr and Mrs Stephenson returned home Sunday from Pueblo Colorado after a month away. Mrs Albert D Johnston returned from Denver after a stay. Mrs Robert Cunningham departed for Seattle Washington after a weekend visit with the Woodmen. Cunningham was formerly Miss Helen Spencer of this city. Mr K Seibert EB Walter Krampert and J J Smyth returned from Laramie on business. Everett Tl Goodrich of Benicia California returned home in Dowens after discharge from the army. Mr W B Moss returned to Cheyenne from bougli-sa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Underwood
San Francisco
California
Robert Cunningham
Seattle
Gheyennne
J. J. Woodmen
West Twenty First Street
Cunningham
Helen Spencer
K. Seibert
EB. Walter Krampert
J. J. Smyth
Laramie
Everett Tl. Goodrich
Beninia
Cal
Dowens
Gerview
Port Nunsell
Rev S A Huston to Leave for Baltimore Today
The article notes Rev S A Huston will depart for Baltimore Maryland to establish his future home. It also mentions a Woman's Relief Corps gathering at Mrs J A Ballenger's home honoring Geneva Vanderwerf who leaves for a two month coast visit. Local residents including N G Petry and others visit Cheyenne while others travel through town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
A. Howton
Woman's Relief Corps
J. Heynolds
J. A. Ballenger
Geneva D. Vanderwerf
Thore
Henry Stubbs
Williams
Marie McDonald
Melanie
Hanson
Denver Visitors at Plains Hotel
Denver visitors from the city stay at the Plains Hotel they are listed among guests including T. A. Hyon H W Gotber Josen and others. The group comprises several named individuals with Denver origins and stays noted at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Hyon
Woods
H W. Gotber
HJ. Josen
Sene N. Lyons
T. Ve. Brownfield
Wy A. Cer
PF Brahl
B. ¢. Robie
Brown
Denver
Girls' Friendly Club to Meet Tonight at Parish House
The Girls' Friendly Club will meet tonight at 7:30 in the Parish house. Mrs. F. L. Robinson and Miss Katherine Wileen will attend and give brief talks after sewing and knitting activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Robinson
Katherine Wileen
Magazines Wanted Overseas for Soldiers in Europe
Messages from General Pershing urge sending more magazines to American troops in France and Europe to aid morale amid supply confusion and a one cent postage rule. Readers are asked to confirm how many magazines they send to speed shortages. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Herbert J Paylor from Mountainview and L A Baldwin with J B Hawthorn from Lusk on business at Plains hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Divsion
General Pershing
France
Europe
Herbert J. B. Paylor
Mountainview, Wyo
Plains Hotel
Aches and Pains Quickly Relieved by a Liniment
Achers and pains relieved quickly by a common liniment noted for soothing external aches stiffness sore muscles and cramped sinews. The ad promises natural penetration and easy use asking readers to check with their druggist.
Mrs Brooks Recalls Thrilling Cyclone Tales in Sheridan
Mrs. Brooks returns from the East to Sheridan and recounts a cyclone near Wines. She describes intense heat, a sudden storm, falling debris, a broken window, and a mysterious ice chest moving without spilling contents. Several visitors from Logan, Lusk, and Guernsey are noted in town.
Foley’s Joney and Tar Compounds Ad Offer
An advertisement urges readers to mail six cents with name and address to Foley & Co in Chicago to receive a trial package of Foley’s Joney and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup Foley Kidney Pills for pain in sides and back rheumatism backache kidney and bladder ailments and Foley Cathartic Tablets offering a wholesome aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Randolph Leta
Albert Haarst
Balter
Anseociat
Manever
Mall Maller
Mrs. G. &. Beatty
Jim Nimmo
W. E.D. Gray
Fast Eighteenth Street
James J. Hart
Hartville
City
Nareld L. Vaughan
Ehilin Uncle Sam
S. Coreant Parks of
Lander
Joseph B. Lynch
Boston, Mass
Earl G. LeFas
PS. Read
William C. Deming
Mrs. J. F. Jenkins
Kimball
Nab
Ade
A. M. Davis
Lincoln, Nebr
Mrs. J. Noward
Omaha
Mr. J. HL. Hoove
Ogien
Oscar Beck
Big Piney
Golson
Riverton
Quealy of
Kemmerer, Wyo
Mains Hotel
C. F. Dickenson
Uwa
Evans
Carnally
Mrs. L. Lilly
Lusk, Wyo
Hix
Louis Cluda
Milton Ellas
Harry Brown
Newark
N. J
Thea Plains Hotel
J. 1. Early
Sheridan Ds
le Oily
Maurice Clark
Philadelphia
A. M. Nichola
Newcastle
John W. Theno
John Cromwell Theno
Henver
Theno
Wilbur F. Canhon
Cromwell Tucker
Richard Young
Buffalo
C. K. Snyder
Thorn Lyons
Mr. Lyons
Dorothy Lovegrew
Grand Island
Nebr
Mrs. Moore
Grand Island, Nevr
W. RB. CG
William Myers
East Seventeenth Street
Myers
Frank
Arthur Spauilion
Shifferer
Rock Springs
Taliaferro, Jr
Elmer Lovejoy
Franklin
Clarence Gardner
Thermopolis
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Misa Verna Keays
W. E. Bond
John Harrington
Harry Farthing
Hubert Munter
Alex
Vronkioen Oy
la. Masiyin
K. Bassett
D. P. Bassett
Sidney, Nebr
Plains
Fdlelman
Kansas City, Mo
Otho Verehett
Frechwtt
Ad Merk
Otte Tation of
Henyer
Abe City
E. B. Blair
OG. W. Hiner
Big Son
Harry Marlin Hiner
W. F. Thompson
Quernsey
Wyo
W. F. Gox
G. F. Self
Charles
Camp Wley
Kansas
R. A. Payne
Frisco
Mrs. Stephenson
Pueblo
Colo
Albert D. Johnston
W. B. Moss
Bouglis
S. A. Huston
N. G. Petry
Niverton
W. J. Walsh
Spokane
Washington
Lewis Barker
Casper
George Taylor
Mr. Billy Meet
Laramie Ie
F. Hurley
Findley, Ohio
L. A. Baldwin
J. B. Uawthorn
Sloan
G. M
Brooke
Ida
Sheridan
W. W Johnston
Freigt Stent
Burlington
Brooks
BM. Reese of
Logan
A. M. ‘Teakell
Les
A.C . Fonda
Guernsey, Wy
the Plains
Joney
Abe
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