Cheyenne City Council Hears Soft Drink License Bill
The Cheyenne Wyoming City Council in regular session July 28 1919 read a second time the ordinance licensing places selling soft drinks and ice cream and near beer. The reading was postponed for one week. The minutes of July 21 were read and approved. The council adjourned. The Laramie County Board of Equalization schedules hearings July 31 August 1 and 2 at the Cheyenne office to hear complaints and make adjustments.
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William H. Beynon
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
City Visitors Stop In Cheyenne for Business and Leisure
Edward Erickson Lars Poleron and Dick Peterson of Lusk visit Cheyenne. Various residents from Douglas Glenrock Rawlins Laramie Pine Cluffs Grant Hillsdale Casper Sheridan and other towns come through for business or short stays. An auto tire service Plains Auto Company advertises vulcanizing while Cahill Holiday promote coal. A local resident buys a residence at No 3000 Galnees.
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Edward Erickson
Lars Poleron
Dick Peterson
Lusk
Cheyenne
Grain Market Declines Extend Across Commodities
John Donnellan & Co report grain prices weak after stubborn open and growing opposition. December futures lead declines amid broad liquidation. Money market firmness cited as factor, with trading active in curb stocks and tobacco exports rising on heavy sales. oats and corn show weakness, demand不足 absorbs offers.
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S. Steel
Utah Copper
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Sugar
Kinney
Jupiter
Mt. Stales T&t
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Midwest Oil
West Hiefining
Canada Unable to Curb Living Cost
Ottawa reports ongoing high living costs despite efforts to curb prices. Officials cite elevated prices for necessities fueling unrest and strikes, with June staple food costs averaging 14.72 dollars, up from May.
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Mermaids Amaze Pacific Coast Swimmers
In San Francisco on July 31 two girls aged 16 and 17 and a younger peer from Alaska demonstrate rapid progress in aquatics. Helen Martin of Honolulu nearly wins the fifty yard breast stroke, while Mrs Desch sets a Pacific coast record of 1 minute 99 3 5 seconds. Huth Crane, an Alaska girl, wins the 560 and 100 yard sprint events, and Lillian Showgrasa moves from non swimmer to runner up in diving.
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Aroth
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Weather Report Roads North and East of Cheyenne
Rain extended eight miles south of Cheyenne and showers were mainly to the north and northeast. Roads were dry at Buins while Ghugwat er reported mud. The disturbed weather affected the Cheyenne area transportation conditions.
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Cheyenne
Buins
Ghugwater
Nort
Fragmentary Market Figures and Corn Futures Note
A clipped ledger style update lists corn and oats futures with July and September prices and percentages. The text mentions corn at 4.98 and 1.99 alongside bio and oats data with July and September figures, but the OCR is garbled and several entries are unclear.
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John Doonvilan
Germans Digging Up Hidden Silverware in Coblenz
Civilians in Coblenz report recovering silverware and jewelry hidden for months. Many hid valuables in banks vaults or backyards before the American occupation, fearing plunder. Now, with trust in the U.S. forces, people reveal where they hid their treasure during occupation.
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Coblenz
Gobleng
Germany
Dangerous Tobacco Cure Ad Promises Quick Health Fix
An advertisement touts Nicotol tablets as a cure for tobacco habit with bold claims from Dr. Connor and upcoming features by Doctor Copper. It urges readers to visit drug stores, promises refunds, and hints at a danger from nicotine while mentioning a laundry service promotion.
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Dr. Connor
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Doctor Copper
Attella
Weather Report Summary From Historical Station Data
The report notes actual mean temperature around 62 degrees with a 24 hour change of two degrees colder. Highest 68 degrees at 11 50 a.m. Lowest 57 degrees at 4 35 a.m. Wind max 22 mph from the NE at 2 45 p.m. Precipitation since January 4 1st totals 7.29 inches with last 24 hours 0.52 inches.
Strikes Cost Canuck Workmen Heavy Losses in June
Winnipeg and national strikes cut deeply into wages with June losses of 7,000 in wages and millions in labor days. The Winnipeg strike alone cost workers several million, with eighty strikes affecting 7,917 people and about 4,445,024 lost days. May saw 84 strikes involving 77,688 workers and 83,816 lost days.
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Winnipeg
Board of Trade
Changes at Capitol Rumored Amid Ongoing Reshuffles
Rumors claim additional appointments are planned at the state capitol beyond today’s changes. Reports say at least three more capitol attaches may resign, but details were not confirmed. Glen B. Morgan becomes state geologist, replacing Loyal W. Terumull. B. W. Bennett takes over as private secretary to Governor Garey OC. M. June retires from the state board of equalization and Dr. L. Hammond leaves the deputy state veterinarian post.
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M. June Setires
Board of Equalization
Dr. L. Hammond
Women Describe Relief From Change of Life Symptoms
A reader recounts years of hot flashes dizziness and fatigue during menopause and credits a vegetable compound for relief after trying medicines from a physician. The note references monthly distress and seeks others with similar experiences.
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Erry Pinkhan
Galatia
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