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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1919
Page
8
The United States Tire Company states a tire carcass should be as thin and flexible as possible while maintaining strength. A cotton fabric carcass with as few plies as needed minimizes heat from flexing, reducing rubber deterioration and extending tire life.
A letter from Mrs. A Waldman of 460 Glenn Avenue Fresno California reports long illness relief. She describes chronic winter cough after a fever decades ago and credits Foley’s Honey and Tar with repeated help. She notes she is a widow and recommends the product for bronchial grip and similar illnesses without opiates.
Cheyenne Lodge No 660 B P O Elks invites members to meet at Elks Home on Thursday August 14 1919 at 2 PM for the funeral of Brother Glyde E Davis. Also Cheyenne Lodge No 4 A F and A M calls members to meet at Masonic Hall Thursday August 14 1919 at 2 PM for the funeral of Clyde B Davis Brother and Member.
Members of Acacia Lodge No 44 AF and AM are requested to meet with Cheyenne Lodge to attend the funeral of our late Brother Clyde E Davis Howard B Heins W M FOBES Secy
Justices of the peace in the sage chicken districts of Wyoming report a rush of hunter license applications as the sage hen season opens August 15. The season runs until September 1. Wyoming hunters must hold a game bird gun license for 1.00 or a general gun and fishing license for 2.50, obtainable from any justice of the peace.
Local business ads list services from furniture repair painting and decor, auto tire vulcanizing, and coal company offerings. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Lester Mercer of Pine Bluffs. residents from Lusk noted among attendees. A piano teaching ad offers popular music and ragtime lessons, guaranteed in 12 sessions.
A fragment notes a Dunraven of London as sole witness to both the 1919 peace treaty signing and the 1811 Franco-Prussian pact ending, at a ceremony arranged by Queen Mary and King George. The elderly Lord Dunraven is reported to be seventy seven.
A stylish two piece outfit for fall features a brown jersey skirt and a blouse blending jersey with brown, green, and red woven silk. The design is simple, comfortable, and fashionably cut, appealing to women who plan outfits for both seasons.
An automobile owned by Frank Bon was badly wrecked when a touring car from Colorado, driven north on Carey avenue by a woman's son, collided with it at 2415 Carey avenue. Both cars damaged, no injuries. Ownership of the Colorado car not learned and accident cause undetermined. Rebuilding costs around 300 dollars, garage repairs to follow for the other car.
GE Hunt of San Francisco, representative of Robbins Myers of Springfield Ohio, visits Cheyenne to cover his eastern territory. Local ad urges families to wash at the Geyser Laundry to take the blue out of Blue Monday with Rough Dry service.
Lost beaded bag containing elayeos and 61.50 in change. Lost on 22nd Street or Capitol Avenue. reward. Return to Loader of fee. FOR SALE Overland car recently overhauled battery issues. Price 250 dollars. Phone 1497. FOR SALE Rooming and soft drink parlor cheap in 4647 Gapilel avenue. Phone 804.
Agricultural agent Mr Wilkins urges using abundant Russian thistles as winter feed amid a 1919 drought. He details cutting green, half cured stacks to heat and sweeten, warning dry thistles yield poor hay. Pine Bluffs' Mr Hanes endorses thistles, cutting all available acres this year.
Fred Stone and his company of motion picture producers and actors spent a day at Pine Bluffs filming scenes for The Duke of Chimney Butte. A Union Pacific train with five coaches an observation car a flat car and a caboose was used under Wyoming division superintendent A W Woodruff for the production. The train earned 550 for its one day appearance.
Miss Clara D. Noyes president of the American Nurses Association and acting director of nursing for the American Red Cross is awarded the patriotic service medal by the American Social Science Association and the National Institute of Social Science. The decoration honors her high valued wartime services while she led twenty thousand nurses.
At a Fort Russell luncheon 35 Rotarians heard J Walton and Max Ball present a Public Welfare report urging retention of Pole Mountain as a military reserve or its designation as a national park or forest reserve. Senator Warren praised the plan and spoke of Fort Russell interest.
The gown showcases an open eyelet embroidery detail that emphasizes its refined silhouette. Rich stitching highlights the neckline and sleeves, blending vintage charm with contemporary elegance for formal wear.
The Casper Fruit Company chartered by the state with capital of 100000 divided into 2000 shares of par value 50. Articles of incorporation filed at the Wyoming secretary of state office yesterday. Directors for the first year include W. Delis J. Benn T. A. Surggum F. K. Grima and W. A. White.
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