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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1919
Page
12
The Wyoming state school land board and the state land board adopt semi monthly meeting rules to avoid long waits for business. The first semi monthly meeting will be held tomorrow, on the first Thursday of the month, with a second meeting on the third Thursday.
J Edgar Jones traveling time inspector for the Union Pacific died at St Johns hospital after six days illness. He lived in Cheyenne three years and is survived by his wife one sister and three brothers. Body to be sent to Elreno Oklahoma for funeral with viewing today at Clyde Early’s undertaking parlors from 1 to 4.
Articles of incorporation filed by several companies outline capital ranges from a few thousand to six million dollars. The Petroleum Producers Association, a Washington corporation, shows a $6,000,080 capital with operations in Hot Springs county Thermopolis. Trustees include E. C. Johnson and Seattle residents FP Fisher Silas Achibald and others. Rawlins Royalties Company obtains a $50,000 charter with headquarters in Rawlins. Lost Creek Securities, an oil concern, lists $10,000 capital and Hawling residents as trustees.
Mrs Ay Waldman of Fresno California reviews a long personal history with Poley’s Tar promoting its use for winter coughs bronchial grip and lingering colds. She notes no opiate content and public availability across stores.
President Wilson shows keen interest as cabinet and officials, convened by Attorney General Palmer, map steps to cut living costs. Palmer summons District Attorney Cline of Chicago for progress on antitrust action against the Big Five packing firms. Senate focus centers on grain prices and bread costs amid rail labor unrest and wheat price debates.
William Warren Houghton of Garrett Wyoming died after a sack of fence staples tied to his saddle pierced the horse’s airway when struck by his leg. The plunge threw him, fracturing skull and leg and causing internal injuries. he died after hospital treatment.
Mr Ananda Milnt of Route 4 New Philadelphia Ohio reports Foley's Money and Tar cured his little girl of a lingering cold and coughing fits. He tried many remedies before this product eased distressing coughing and aided recovery for colds croup and whooping cough. Sold everywhere.
A Cody message reports May W. BR Medford pastor of the Brethren church and his wife were injured and killed when their car plunged over a cliff on the Cody highway. The brake failure of the Juneon caused the crash as the engine stalled on a steep grade. W F Corbridge of Wheatland was a Cheyenne business visitor.
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