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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1919
Page
3
A cheeky prose excerpt mocks California bathing beauties with playful boasting about a model named Bert the Barber. The narrator notes public interest in the pictures and hints at advertising appeal while lampooning critics and readers’ reactions.
The Legion of Honor commends firms that reemploy returning soldiers and civilians after wartime service. Gov. Arthur Woods oversees the official citation as businesses pledge to rehire former workers, despite higher costs. The movement highlights a nationwide push to restore old jobs with welcome home celebrations.
The Glenrock well in the Lance Creek field was reported down 1710 feet yesterday morning. The hole is in good shape and progress is steady though cautious due to depth and oil potential. A travel note mentions visitors from Irvington and South Orange, New Jersey, returning home after a short visit.
Yesterday's National League results show multiple battery pairings across teams. Notable pitchers and catchers include Hendricks with Killifer, Nehf with Gonzales, and Brooklyns Mamaux with Smith. The Philadelphia and New York matchups highlight varied lineups and late inning changes.
Racing card from Cheyenne Wyoming lists five furlong maidens and claimers with bets and payouts. Winners include Esmeralda, Johnnie, and Jack Atkine with notes on overweights and post times. presented by George W. Schilling with detailed finishes, times, and trainer credits.
Gov Cox presented a gold watch and chain to Pat Moran as token of appreciation from Redland fans in Cincinnati. He claimed the Reds will win and noted Ohio interest in Moran's team and management, saying there has never been such support across the state.
A satirical column mocks the habit of registering as Mr and Mrs John Doe while traveling with his wife. It jokes that the husband should register both names correctly or face divorce court consequences. It riffs on marital dynamics and social proprieties with humorous digs at John Doe.
A mother from Route 4 New Philadelphia Ohio praises Foley's Honey Tar for curing her daughter's severe tickling cough. The note credits its relief for cold symptoms and respiratory distress, urging other parents to consider it for colds croup and whooping cough. Nearby references mention people traveling to the city and local business trips.
Fragmentary ad text describes a vague remedy claim for backache rheumatic pain and sore muscles, noting its advertised availability but lacking clear product name or efficacy details.
A collage of short notices shows furniture repair and auto service shops, sales at Mank-Keslar Mopum, and visits by J. Hallempack of Sheridan, J. A. Wady of Douglas, and EB. Reinhart of Lusks in Lowmom. CAPITAL GOAL COMPANY and Cahill & Holidsy advertise services, with a large selection of carriages and guilies.
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