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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1919
Page
12
The piece notes skeptical American views on international marriages of heiresses to German nobles. It tells how titles are now valueless and fortunes vanished, leaving women eager to return to the United States with plain titles and even a plain Mr. or Mrs. If love led a marriage, they may prove devotion by working honestly instead of seeking sympathy.
Justice Darling at Maidstone discusses marriage as sacred yet finds many treat it as disposable similar to dinner plans. He notes hundreds have been divorced and warns against erosion of binding nature of婚 engagement.
The judge noted 18 bigamy cases at the assizes and warned that divorce has become easy to obtain, yet some people still avoid formal steps.
Newsboy Payne testifies he supports his sister a soldier’s widow and seven children as he fights a fine for selling papers in London. Lieut Col Roosevelt critiques presidential power while recalling his father’s White House era. Senate提 prohibition bill rumored to legalize home cider and wine making.
Mitchell Wilkins, agricultural agent for Loramie county, prepared pennants for Cheyenne promotion as part of a state fair advertisement. The Davis family thanks Wyoming Consistory No. 1 Cheyenne Lodge No. 1 and Acade Lodge No. 11 for floral offerings and support after the death of Clyde E. Davis. Mrs Clyde F E Davis and Clyde J Davis and families express appreciation.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for friends’ support in memory of wife, mother, and sister. Family notices mention Mr. P.E. Stay and family, Mr. S.B. Veritatrode traveling to Douglas for a brief business stay, and Kevin C. Hoot of Ta Salle arriving in the city last night.
Lisbon reports that 21 German ships now in English ports will be handed over to Portugal.
A smudge of a fire at the Union Pacific house was put out at 4 40 yesterday morning by a central station fire truck. No major damage occurred thanks to quick action by railway employees and firemen.
The 6am to 6pm report shows clear skies with normal temperatures around 66 degrees. Highest temperature 66 degrees, lowest 46.8, wind NW at 3 mph, total precipitation since Jan 1 is 7.53 inches, normal 10.69 inches.
City of Cheyenne invites sealed bids for grazing privilege at the Big Pasture at Rownd Top. Bids due noon August 25, 1929, with certified check or cash equal to total bid. bids must include. City reserves right to reject any and all proposals.
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