Cheyenne City Council Minutes July 28 1919
Cheyenne council met in regular session at 1 30 P M with quorum. Minutes of July 21 read and approved. Second reading postponed for one week. City Clerk Showalter certifies abstract of minutes and office notices. Laramie County Board of Equalization to hear complaints July 31 August 1 2 at Cheyenne office.
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Jennie Beynon
District Court, First Judicial District
Cheyenne
Laramie County
Wyoming
Said County
John W. Zuch
William Zuch
Thomas Hunter
Blanch E. I. Tredwell
Janis
Wyo
Aie Bill
Laramie
I. J. J. Showalter
J. J. Showalter
Cour bustling Cheyenne visits by many from multiple towns
Edward Erickson and others from Lusk visit Cheyenne while residents from Douglas Glenrock Pine Cluffs Laramie Grant and Casper travel for business and leisure, with various locals arriving for visits and commerce.
Grain and commodity markets show weakness amid liquidation
John Donnellan and Co report corn opening firm then weakening as opposition grew and prices fell 2 to 5 cents. December leads declines with broad liquidation across markets as government weather views turn bullish but unimpactful. Trading active with higher prices in curb shares and tobacco exports rising, while grains and oats signal overall soft demand.
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Government
Phil Morris
Qrain
Canada Struggles With Soaring Cost of Living
Ottawa reports ongoing efforts fail to curb prices as unrest spreads across districts. Officials cite high costs of essentials behind public dissatisfaction and strikes, linking inflation to radical rhetoric while noting June staple food averages at 14.72 dollars.
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Mermaids Amaze Pacific Coasters
SAN FRANCISCO July 31 Two girls aged 16 and 17 and a third who could not swim a stroke a year ago attract aquatics followers on the Pacific coast at a recent meet One swimmer from Honolulu Helen Martin 16 almost tied Mrs Desch for the fifty yard breast stroke setting a new Pacific coast record while Huth Crane an Amberwood girl aged seven won sprints and Lily Showgrasa, once unable to swim, placed second in diving.
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Weather Report Sparks Road Conditions Near Cheyenne
Rain extended about eight miles south of Cheyenne with dry at Buins and muddy at Ghugwat er. Showers were mainly to the north and northeast of Cheyenne, influencing driving conditions on area highways.
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Undefined market figures and coded commodity notes
The text lists fragmented commodity prices for July and September with mixed codes and percentages, lacking clear context or readable items. It appears as a distorted price sheet or coded market update, not a complete report.
Germans Digging Up Hidden Silverware
Civilians in Koblenz report finding silverware and jewelry stored during the occupation months. After the arrival of American troops many hid valuables in banks or backyards, fearing plunder. Now trust in the Americans leads to disclosures of hidden treasures.
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Dangerous Tobacco Habit Appeal Promotes Meoctine Tablets
A garbled tobacco cessation advertisement cites Dr Connor of Johns Hopkins and touts Nicotol tablets as a cure for "fate diseases" caused by tobacco. The notice promises refunds and urges readers to watch Doctor Copper for warnings on nicotine. It also mentions a laundry service promotion for Rough Dry laundry.
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Johns Hopkins Hospital
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Weather report and temperature changes
The report records an actual mean temperature of 62 degrees with a 24 hour drop of 2 degrees. It lists highs of 68 and lows of 57, with wind up to 22 mph from the NE and precipitation totaling 7.29 inches since January 4 plus 0.52 inches in the last 24 hours.
Winnipeg Strikes Cause Heavy Wage Loss in June
Winnipeg workmen suffered large wage losses in June as strikes spread across the city and beyond. Estimates show 7,000 workers lost wages in June with overall labor losses in the Winnipeg strike running to several million dollars. Across eighty strikes that month the affected 7,917 men women and children lost about 4 445 024 days of work.
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Board of Trade
Changes at Capitol Rumored Ahead of Schedule
Rumors circulate that changes will occur in offices at the state capitol beyond today’s four adjustments. Reports say at least three more capitol attaches will resign soon, though details remain unconfirmed. Glen B. Morgan becomes state geologist, succeeding Loyal W. Terummel. B. W. Bennett steps in as private secretary to Governor Garey OC, and M. June retires from the state board of equalization, with Dr. L. Hammond leaving deputy state veterinarians.
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Women Describe Relief From Menopause Ailments
A reader writes of long menopause distress including hot flashes dizziness and fatigue. She tried various physicians and finally found a vegetable compound which she believes eased her symptoms after years of suffering.
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