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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1919
Page
5
An article by Dr. Connor warns that tobacco hardens arteries and shortens life with nicotine and furfural poisoning. It urges smokers to quit, describes physical signs of heart trouble, and promotes Nivotol tablets from a drug company as a remedy.
The Union Tank Car Company paid 7 605 in Wyoming filing fees to raise its capital from 12 000 000 to 25 000 000, ending a stalemate with Deputy Secretary H. M. Symons and Attorney General W. L. Walls. The dispute risked excluding the firm from the Wyoming market and involved threats to erase the state from its business map.
General Petroleum begins construction of a small refinery at Lovell to process crude from the Byron field. Initial units will handle 250 barrels per day, tied to Allen Oil Company output, as Allen develops Surber lease on Jones ranch. The Byron field already hosts nine small pumpers, with deeper drilling and large gas potential nearby.
Boy Scout troop No. 2 of the Baptist church led by Rev Bruce Jackson left yesterday for Stanfield grove where they planned a one night camp and were to return after breakfast. The troop will depart for its annual summer camp at Buford August 25.
A Detroit resident shares a testimonial praising Foley Kidney Pills for relief from backache rheumatic pains and tiredness. The letter claims improved sleep and reduced pain, with the user intending to continue the treatment at home.
The sage chicken season opened yesterday and runs until September 4 with strict quotas. In Laramie and Sheridan counties only two birds may be killed per day, while other counties allow four. possession is limited to four per day and old birds should not be killed to protect future populations.
The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company announces a blanket raise of 15 dollars per month for plant employees. The increase continues the series of recent raises and affects payroll checks issued this Monday.
Lieutenant Harry M. Force of the Denver fire department was badly injured by an accidental discharge of a rifle while two men, including Claude H. DePriest, examined weapons at a fire hour. The bullet entered Force’s left leg below the knee and he underwent surgery at St. Joseph's hospital.
The note urges housewives to take the family laundry to Go Laundry for rough dry service to ensure garments return home clean and ready.
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