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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1919
Page
16
Governor Robt. D. Carey endorses the National Budget Committee project to secure federal adoption of a national budget system. He argues that Wyoming’s wasteful appropriations show the need for a unified financial plan at the national level.
The National Budget committee launches a country wide campaign to balance income and outgo with state sub committees. It cites a war debt over 25 billion and annual taxes of 3 billion to pressure Congress for efficiency in appropriations. Governor Carey urges adoption noting Wyoming already uses the budget system and warns of receivership if unchecked.
Miss M. Glement, principal of the Carpenter schools, was in Cheyenne yesterday on her way back from a vacation trip to Canada. She spent most of the summer at the state teachers' college in Laramie, then began a motor trip to Ganalda after the college closed.
Government program allows farms to secure food purchases from the state when war department supplies release to the public. The nearest distributing point to Cheyenne is Omaha, and orders may be sent in through the postal office.
A group from Denver Colorado including A Hi Dahlstrom W E Bishop Lea Winkles J D Koontz C A Muellen Joe Binganin H J Eastman G Miller W E Manley F L Morrissey Mrs W E McConnell Paul V Jenness Mell Jennings H Housey Mrs C J Davis H Glan Mrs H BE Bishop R H Douglass 8 BR Robertson and J M Byrd are visiting in Cheyenne.
Wyoming officials note landowners may bar public anglers from streams running through their properties even though state owns the waters and fish. County Attorney Michels cites Constitution Article Eight and says fishing rights in non navigable waters belong to landowners unless a legal grant or prescription exists, with regulations to protect public access and fish passage.
New York physician Dr. Connor warns that tobacco use, including smoking and chewing, damages nerves and organs, causes heart disease and hardened arteries, and can shorten life. He urges stopping tobacco and describes symptoms of throat irritation and breathlessness as early warning signs.
Property lists North House featuring large rooms, bath and toilet, basement, furnace, wide closets, garage, lawn and garden with vine covered porch. Built under seven years, in perfect condition. Price 85 500 with arranged terms.
A historical note states that fishing on lands with non navigable streams, public or private, is illegal and subject to arrest and conviction under trespass laws, regardless of any state fishing license.
Cheyenne residents await a recital by Professor Nasmith of the University of Wyoming during the teachers institute. Arrangements have been made for one evening, with the date to be announced. Visitors in the city include Carl and family of Buffalo New York, Mrs Louis Potter and children returning home to Douglas Wyoming, and Mr and Mrs William Schnoss of Port Collins Colorado.
Mrs Clara Legier hosted by sister J Steffen. Mr H Anthens departed for Douglas after staying on business. R E Meyers and J W Gonnor of St Louis are visiting in the area.
A testimonial from Mrs. Chas Gray of 270 6th St Detroit Michigan reports relief from backache rheumatic pains sore muscles and urinary symptoms after using Foley Kidney Pills She notes improved sleep reduced pain and plans to continue the treatment Refers to general availability and sale "everywhere"
A fragmented clipping notes housewives prepare for Monday chores by actioning laundry tasks at home. The passage emphasizes domestic routines and the urge to keep family spaces tidy during a damp period.
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