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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1919

Page

3

Wyoming chiers Reach Port with 28 soldiers aboard

The Rocky Mountain club of New York reports the arrival at port from overseas of 28 Wyoming soldiers. The list includes names and their home towns such as Rock Springs Gillette Casper Sheridan Cheyenne Laramie and Riverton. Vessels Steamship Kroonland and U S S Zeelanna carried the group with dates July 30 July 31 and August 4.

Rocky Mountain Club of New Yerk Wyoming Kroonland Raymond Gras Rock Springs A. H. Steath Gillette F. A. Osgood Casper T. P. Hoover Sheridan Seth K. Sharpleas Cheyenine Timothy Sullivan H. EB. B. Mandke Wm. Kelly Parkerton J. 4. Francis Clearmont C. Erickson Laramie Albert Sellers Upton Chas EB. Broadhurst Harry Lamming Riverton PF. P. Owen Basin A. J. Roe Buffalo U. S. S. Zeelanna A. B. Reid Kaycee H. B. Hitson J. A. Welch Chugwater Matolka L. EB Lear J. B. Morrow Hills

Society notes highlight visitors and notables in Cheyenne

Miss Belle Hetzel of Abaca Iowa travels to Denver with Mrs. Powell after visiting Yellowstone Park. Many visitors arrive in Cheyenne for short stays including James M. Coyle J. F. Glebel from Omaha and Leo R. Schlegel from Detroit, with several locals hosting or meeting relatives.

Belle Hetzel Abaca D. J. Powell Denver Mrs. Powell Miss Hetzel Yellowstone Park James M. Coyle J. F. Glebel Omaha City Don Cheyenne Charles N. Henderson Thomas F. Kennedy J. B. Barber Jim Gale J. J. Hurst R. M. Ferguson Hudson Joseph Cornell W. C. Brown M. L. Pay Dean M. Gillespie Arthur Allen J. 8. Doud Misa Eda Carlson Frances Doud

Two Slumber on Railroad Track Meet Death

James Wilson age 18 was instantly killed and Andrew Collins 24 died later at a Douglas hospital after being struck by a Chicago and Northwestern train while asleep on a track near Orin Junction. Leo Marquette 27 and James Vestal 22, all from Yale Michigan, were hired for a railroad gang and sent to Lusk Wyoming. They had traveled from Des Moines to Lusk with little sleep, were denied rest by their boss, and were discharged. Wilson and Collins ignored warnings to leave the track and were struck while resting. Marquette and Vestal slept nearby and survived the collision.

Douglas Wys James Wilson Andrew Collins Chicago & Northwestern Orin Junction Leo Marquette James Vestal Yale Mich Des Moines Lusk Wyo Lost Springs Wilson Colling Marquette Vestal Collina

One Word Could Name United States and Britannia

The World Trade club of San Francisco offers 1000 dollars for the best one word to denote the United States and all parts of Britannia. The winner will be paid at noon May 15, 1920 by a committee appointed by President W H Hammer. The prize aims to promote universal adoption of metric units.

San Francisco United States Britannia World Trade Club of W. H. Hammer World Trade Club Ambria World Trae Club British Isles Canada Australia New Zealand Tasmania United South Africa

Three Alleged Bootleggers Bound Over in District Court

Henry Brown Bill Martin and Louis Kapeton waived hearings in Judge H Edwards court Friday night and were bound over to district court with bonds of 800 each. They were charged with bootlegging. The report also mentions laundry marketing claims unrelated to the case.

Henry Brown Bill Martin Louis Kapeton H. Edwards’ Court

City News in Brief and Local Notices

Rawlins man W T McLaine registered with Plains Motor Auto Tire and Vulcanizing Co. in Big Sale period. Mrs Ed Dolan of Pine Bluffs arrived in Cheyenne yesterday. Cahill and Holiday, coal merchants, offer coal of all kinds. Hobbs Huckfeldt and Finkbiner advertise baby carriages and bulkies. Worland hero B Gates featured in a public item. Magic and ragtime piano instruction promoted in twelve seasons. White Plains Hotel listed with local contacts.

Charges Over Youth's Death Raise Suspicion

Joseph Henry Jr aged 17 accuses Lincoln county residents of gross neglect after his son died following a chest kick from a mule. He alleges two weeks without medical care and an unmarked burial without death certification or an inquest at Harold Munn’s Halfway ranch, claiming relatives were not notified.

Kenmmerer Wrgo Joseph Henry, Jr Joseph Henry Ogden Utah Lincoln Young Henry Harold Munn Halfway Lincoln County Munn Munn Ranch Lson Henry Mann

Owners of Whiskey to Fight For Possession

Residents of Douglas Wyoming say they will contest the seizure of liquor after raids by state prohibition officers and county deputies. Names and amounts seized include Tony Tomiska 62 gallons Georg Barber 31 gallons Galoway 58 gallons F B 77 gallons Frank Converse 14 gallons.

Douglas, eWyo Tony Tomiska Georg Barber

Foley's Honey and Tar Review From Fresno Woman

Mrs. AJ Wahiman of 460 Glenn Avenue Fresno Georgia shares a long praise for Foley's Honey and Tar. She recalls a winter cough lasting years and credits the remedy bought thirty two years ago with improving her bronchial coughs and colds. She notes its usefulness for children and croup and whooping cough and mentions it contains no gluten.

AJ Wahiman Glenn Avenue Fresno Foley

New York Cities May Handle Food

Washington reports that New York state surplus army food stores will be allocated to 60 plus New York municipalities for distribution with no post sale by federal agencies. If bids are submitted by August 15, municipalities may receive up to the state allotment of about 200 carloads of assorted commodities.

Washington War Department New York State Eugene H. Porter Division of Food and Markets New York Porter

Endangered Monday Blues Turn to Geyser Way Home

A fragmented note urges housewives to end the day with a flight to a geyser way home. The quirky instruction references washing, dryness, and a return to routine in a domestic context.

Tensleep Pioneer Killed by Binder

Tensleep Wyoming August 9 Benjamin Denny 54 a pioneer resident died from injuries after the binder machine he was operating bolted throwing him to the bull wheel breaking every rib. He died several hours later.

Tensleep, Wyo Benjamin Denny Tensleep Valley Denny

Good Inner Tubes Best Tire Insurance

The article argues tire insurance exists as protection for the tire itself, praising a good inner tube as the best coverage. It praises Fiske Rubber Company for using pure para rubber in Tubes. It notes twenty years of tube making experience and discusses material quality. It also briefly mentions vegetarianism in northern China with staple foods.

Fiske Rubber Company

Tobacco Habit Conquered by Simple Methods

An experienced New Yorker claims a book shows how to banish tobacco use in three days with clear benefits. The author Edward J. Wooda offers the free booklet by mail in plain wrapper, promising calm sleep, vigor, steady memory, and reduced nervous desire for cigars, cigarettes, snuff, or chewing tobacco.

Goya Edward J. Wooda Biadion P New York City

Foley Kidney Pills Bring Relief for Kidney Trouble

A Detroit woman testifies that Foley Kidney Pills eased back pain sore muscles and tiredness. She reports better sleep and ongoing use to maintain relief, noting satisfaction with the results. Sold everywhere.

Foley Chas. Gray 6Th St Detroit Mich

Livestock market report from Omaha004

Hog receipts 3,300 market steady to 10 cents lower. Prices range around 21.25 for heavy weights, loosening to 20.75 20.50 for medium and 20.40 20.60 for heavy packing sows. Cattle receipts 800 higher on butcher cattle and Westerns, stockers and feeders up to 50, cattle prices around 781.00. Sheep receipts 2,500 with fat lambs up 50-60 cents and feeder lambs and ewes mixed lower.

Omaha Burdan Plewara Azo

Chicago Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Gains

Receipts: cattle 4000, hogs 2000, sheep 4000. Compared with last week, killing steers rise up to 84, stockers and feeders gain 25 to 50 cents, calves higher about 9 dollars. Lambs forward 25 to 60 cents, western lambs up around 50 cents, ewes steady to 25 cents higher.

Minneapolis Wheat and Grain Prices Report

Minneapolis market report lists flour down 4.95 with standard Nour at 811.50 per barrel in 98 pound sacks. Barley quoted 1.46 to 1.97, Rye No 2 at 1.45, Bran at 4a, Corn at 1.97 to 1.98, Oats 72% protein, Flax at 6.10 to 6.43.

Minneapolis

Market Prices and Laundry Service Ad Mentioned

Omaha notices list corn and oats prices with various grades and sample values. The item ends with an advertisement for The Geyser Laundry Rough Dry washing service promising full-family cleanliness and ease for the housekeeper.

Women Praise Rovgn Ory At Geysé r Laundry

Local women report Rovgn Ory solves washing troubles for the whole family after using the product at the city laundry. The endorsement highlights ease and effectiveness for household laundry needs.

Presbyterian Church Notices

Pastor J. Stubblefield announces Sunday School at 9 45 a m and 11 o clock sermon on Top Worship The Christian Endeavor gathers at 7 p m and Ferguson chapel hosts Sunday School The pastor leaves Monday for a three week vacation but church services continue in his absence

Presbyterian ’ J Stubblefield Christian Endeavor Ferguson Chapel

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