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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1919
Page
4
The piece laments American heiresses who married German nobles lose fortune and status as titles become valueless in Germany after the war. It notes public skepticism of such unions as mere bar gain. Some couples may prove devotion through work to live honestly instead of relying on fame.
Justice Darling at Maidstone stresses marriage is a sacred bond not to be treated as casually as a dinner engagement. He notes hundreds have been divorced the pre- text hints at widespread casual attitudes toward wedlock.
The judge remarked that divorce is easy to obtain nowadays while noting 18 bigamy cases at the assizes. He added that some people won t bother to pursue divorce. The remarks reflect courtroom attitudes toward marriage and legal separation.
Noisy newsboy Payne testified at Guildhall Police Court that he supports his sister, a soldier's widow with seven children, and that selling papers is vital to their care. He explained the pressure to keep quiet amid poverty. Lieut Col Roosevelt criticizes the President as the "whole show" with Congress as a rubber stamp, recalling a similar executive legislative dynamic from his father’s White House era. The Senate bill reportedly allows cider and fruit wines for home use, signaling possible policy leeway.
Mitchell Wilkins an agricultural agent thanks Wyoming Masonic lodges and friends for floral offerings after the passing of Clyde E. Davis. Mrs Clyde F E Davis and family join J C Astic and others in expressing gratitude.
We wish to express our thanks to our many friends for the offers and assistance in our bereavement in memory of wife, mother and sister. Mr P E Stay and Family. Mr S B Veritatrode left yesterday for Douglas on a brief business stay. Kevin C Hoot of Ta Salle arrived in the city last night.
Lisbon reports 21 German ships currently in English ports will be handed over to Portugal. The transfer announced today marks a shift in postwar maritime arrangements and involves ships located in English ports.
A smudge of a blaze at the Union Pacific house was contained by a central station engine company. Prompt action by railway workers and firefighters yesterday morning at 4 40 prevented serious damage.
The report lists 6am and 6pm temperatures 35.7 and 46 degrees with a high of 50 degrees at 4:50 pm and a low of 46.8 at 4:50 am. Relative humidity ranges 64 to 28 percent and light northwest wind at 3 mph. Total precipitation since January 1 is 7.53 inches vs normal 10.69 inches.
City of Cheyenne invites sealed bids for grazing privilege at the big pasture at Round Top. Bids due August 25 1929 by noon with certified check or cash collateral. City reserves right to reject any and all bids.
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