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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1919
Page
6
The report lists 6am 60, 167, 6pm temperatures and humidity with wind from southwest to north. It notes normal temp 68 and actual mean 79 with 8 degrees warmer in 24 hours. Highest 80 at 3:30pm, lowest 42 at 5:15am. Precip since Jan 1 total 7.39 inches vs normal 9.87. Last 24 hours rain 0 inches.
Reports from Cheyenne indicate roads remain passable with occasional potholes. Recent rains are expected to improve driving conditions within a few days.
A woman endorses Foley Kidney Pills saying they relieve backache rheumatic pain and fatigue from kidney and bladder trouble. She reports better sleep and less pain and vows to continue use. The note mentions Mrs Chas Gray of Detroit as the tester and that the pills are sold everywhere.
New York August 4 mystery still shrouded tonight the 600 ton British steamer Clan Gordon capsized 140 miles off Cape Hatteras in calm seas on Wednesday afternoon. Four crew members are missing as the ship listed to starboard and rolled over while sailing from New York to China with case oil and wine. Passengers aboard the United Fruit steamship Abangiaz watched the disaster as lifeboats saved all but the wireless operator and three firemen. Officials refused to explain the accident.
Secretary Daniels announced the award of a new battleship contract to the Massachusetts firm building a 49200 ton dreadnought. The ship is the last of the authorized battleships and will be named Mus. The contract follows orders for Pacific coast construction and is part of the naval expansion.
John Donnellan and Co notes erratic corn trading with broad fluctuations and a bearish tone. Heavy profit taking and liquidations offset rallies as futures posted losses of several cents. oats showed early strength then weakened. seaboard bids and cover activity were mixed amid general market weakness for futures and provisions.
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