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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1919
Page
8
Samuel L. Kramer of Sellersville Pennsylvania writes that after two years of kidney trouble and a terrible back ache Foley Kidney Pills cured him and left him feeling well. The advertisement says the pills help when kidneys are overworked and are tonic and soothing, also good for bladder trouble, sold everywhere.
Dr. A. J. d'Almeida, former premier and minister of colonies, has been elected president of Portugal. During the monarchy's end he was imprisoned several times for radical ideas. He is a socialist and served as premier from January 1913 to April 21, 1944.
J. T. Boyd of Boyd Help Your Self Grocery and Market promotes a cash and carry system to cut grocery costs by 10 to 20 percent. He argues the middleman adds the largest expenses and doubts retailers gain a margin in either cash or credit handling.
Minneapolis grain market report dated August 15 shows mixed quotes for barley at 1.15 to 1.37, rye No 2 at 4.47, bran at 43.90, corn at 21.95 and 1.96, oats at 70% Tem o, and flax at 6.04 to 6.00.
The new fall line highlights school shoes paired with matching stockings ensuring a coordinated look. Customers are invited to see the range and select sizes and styles.
The Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen in Cheyenne organized on February 23 1960 with charter members including Rose Fitsmorris Nellie Gilpin Nellie Kopp Cora Richardson Catherine Gattis and others. The group aims to aid the brotherhood promote charity and elevate social standing while extending harmony and sociability among members families. Officers include Mary Jorney president Marguerite Ferguson vice president Leda Patterson secretary and Fay Vonick treasurer with a long roster of members and a motto Friendship and Charity. Miss Pearl Jorgerson plans a Denver visit before returning to teach at Converse school in September.
Princesa Ghunkas Champ Pu La, a Cherokee queen and cultural figure, studies voice training in New York to show that modern Indians pursue culture. She notes the Cherokee Nation totals about 60,000 and aims to uplift education among her people.
Oscar T. Crosby president of the interallied council on war purchases and finance and former U S treasury official argues that Europe has not been crushed or seriously harmed economically by the war.
Hogs receipts at Omaha 9 500 mostly 1 lower with top 21.25 and various weights trading around 19.60 to 20.50. Beef steers and heifers show mixed prices across weight classes. cows and canners vary from 7.50 to 13.75. Sheep receipts 14 000 with lambs near 16 to 18 dollars, yearling weights around 10 to 11.55. Chicago hogs 27 000 sold 4.00 to 4.50 lower, heavy weight 19.53 to 21.10, pigs 18.00 to 18.00. Cattle at Chicago lower with beef steers 16.50 to 18.75, cows 7.95 to 4 4.50, veal 20.00 to 21.00, stocker steers 8.50 to 14.95. Sheep receipts 15 000 with strong lambs near 15 to 18 dollars.
Colonel M M Patrick and senior air service officials rebut claims that serviceable airplanes were wantonly destroyed by the American expeditionary force. He notes salvaging, sale, and salvaged parts as the only economically justifiable actions, with no plane destroyed that could be used or sold.
Omaha market notes show corn prices for various grades with No. 2 white at 4.90 dollars and No. 2 yellow around 1.91 to 1.92 dollars. No. mixed and No. 3 mixed range near 4.90 and 1.89 dollars. Oats list includes No. 3 white and No. 4 white around 71 to 71. Ko.
Demlin reports riots at Kappowila today as troops fired on a demonstrator crowd. Many wounded as protest over high prices escalates. shops looted and ships plundered in the unrest.
Frank P. Gilbert of Sidney Nebr is visiting briefly, while Mr and Mrs Olle Werlin of Prisco are also in town for a short stay.
Wanted notice seeking machine help staff at the White Los Angeles YMCA Auto School. Job guidance promises starting work promptly in August and invites applicants to apply for training and placement opportunities.
Kansas City society figure Society H A Claflin arrived in Cheyenne yesterday. Visitors include R B Hathaway from Glendive and E Dipple from Archer. The Mystic Maze club met at the Waldo home with needlework and a 5 pm luncheon, preparing for a birthday party at Mrs Beaman's home.
Wyoming Book Store expects a new Harold Bell Wright novel The Re creation of Brian Kent from Boon Supply Company in Albany. The store has also received several models of Sonora phonographs.
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