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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1919
Page
8
Gov. Robt. D. Carey endorses the National Budget Committee plan to secure Congress adoption of a national budget system. He warns that wasteful appropriations have left Wyoming with a costly budget and argues federal finances require centralized oversight.
A national campaign urges balanced income and outgo with sub committees in every state to pressure Congress for a federal budget. With a war debt over 25 billion and annual taxes of 3 billion, officials argue for efficiency and a national budget to avoid financial collapse. Governor Carey cites Wyoming as adopting budgeting to curb waste.
Miss M. Glement principal of the Carpenter schools was in Cheyenne yesterday on her way back from a vacation trip to Canada. She spent much of the summer at the state teachers college in Laramie, and after its closure took a motor trip to Ganalda.
The War Department will release supplies to the public to reduce living costs. Cheyenne residents can apply via the post office with orders sent to the Omaha distributing point through the postal office.
A list of visitors 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 in Cheyenne.
Wyoming discusses whether landowners may bar state licensed anglers from stream banks. The opinion holds that state waters belong to the public but landowners with riparian rights may restrict fishing on their land, within limits, and not block passage of fish or acquire public access by prescription.
Dr. Connor formerly of Johns Hopkins warns hundreds of thousands of men who smoke or chew face progressive organic ailments caused by tobacco. He highlights nicotine and fur tural as deadly poisons and outlines a simple test using voice and stair-climb to detect heart and throat trouble.
Property listing on North House street offers large rooms bath and toilet in base ment furnace and large closets with a garage lawn and vine covered porch. Built less than seven years ago in perfect condition priced at 85500 with arranged terms.
The text states that offering to fish on lands with non navigable streams, whether public or private, constitutes trespass and can lead to arrest and conviction, even if a license to fish in state streams is held. This emphasizes trespass regulations over fishing licenses on such land.
Cheyenne music lovers will attend a recital by Professor Nasmith of the University of Wyoming during the teachers institute in the city soon. Arrangements are made for one evening and the date will be announced later. Visitors in the city include Mr AA Carl and family of Buffalo New York at the Pisins hotel and Mr and Mrs William Schnoss of Fort Collins Colorado. Mrs Louis Potter and children, who had been visiting, left for Douglas Wyoming.
Mrs. Clara Legier stayed with her sister J Steffen. Ww H Anthens left for Douglas after several days on business. R E Meyers and J W Gonnor of St Louis are visiting in the area.
A Detroit woman testifies to Foley Kidney Pills easing back and side pain, improving sleep, and reducing symptoms of kidney and bladder trouble. She plans to continue use and recommends the remedy to others with similar ailments.
A fragmented urban note mentions Geyser Laundry and household tasks as a curious, incomplete record. No clear event details or individuals are identifiable beyond routine domestic chores implied by the garbled text.
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