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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1919
Page
13
Dr. Connor formerly of Johns Hopkins warns tobacco use ages arteries and weakens the heart. He cites nicotine and furfural as deadly poisons and promotes Nivotol as a cure, urging readers to quit and seek relief from craving through this product.
The Union Tank Car Company yields to Wyoming law paying 7 605 to file a certificate of increase in capital stock from 12 000 000 to 825 000 000, avoiding state action to bar operation. Deputy Secretary H M Symons and Attorney General W L Walls defend the filing regime amid industry and railroad concerns.
General Petroleum builds a small refinery at Lovell to process crude from the Byron field, with initial units at 250 barrels per day. Allen Oil contracts for Byron field production, while Surber lease on Jones ranch houses nine pumpers. A deep test wells progress to 1,750 feet, sand expected in 150 feet. Carter Oil Company well delivers 60,000,000 cubic feet daily, signaling broader drilling plans in West Sali Creek and California prospects potential.
Boy Scout troop No. 2 of the Baptist church led by Rev. Bruce Jackson left yesterday for Stanfield grove for a one night camp. They will return after breakfast this morning and plan to attend their annual summer camp at Buford on August 25.
An earnest letter from a Detroit reader reports relief from backache rheumatic pains and kidney bladder symptoms after using Foley Kidney Pills. The writer says sleep improved and pain diminished and plans to continue the remedy.
The Sage chicken open season runs yesterday to September 4. In Laramie and Sheridan counties only two birds may be killed or possessed per day, while other counties allow four. Hunters must use or process all birds killed that day, and keep possession to four birds per person per day. The text urges protecting mature birds to safeguard future young, noting old birds have little meat value and excessive killing now reduces next season’s supply.
An announcement indicates a blanket raise of 15 per month for Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company plant employees. The increase follows prior increments given in recent months and is reflected in the paychecks received Monday.
Lieutenant Harry M. Force of the Denver fire department sustained a severe leg injury when a rifle discharged during a firearm inspection at a Denver fire station. He underwent surgery at St. Joseph's hospital and is reported resting easily. Claude H. DePriest and Force were handling two rifles when a .30 caliber gun discharged. Force was struck below the knee and wounded. His Cheyenne friends grieve the misfortune.
The note urges housewives to take family washing to Go Laundry to use rough dry service so clothes come home clean.
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