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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
8
The record lists yesterday results with multiple city matchups such as Philadelphia versus Boston, Washington versus New York, and Cleveland versus Detroit. Weather interrupted some games with rain in several venues while other batteries and player pairs like Mayes Ney and Hoyt McGraw appear in the lineups.
A Detroit resident Mrs. Chas Gray testifies that Foley Kidney Pills relieved backache rheumatic pains sore muscles and tired feeling from kidney and bladder trouble. She reports improved sleep and less pain and says she will continue use. The advertisement notes the pills available nationwide.
A detachment of the Black Horse troop of the Fifteenth United States Cavalry will encamp at the Platte County fair in Wheatland September 1 2 3 and give daily exhibitions like those at Fort Myer Washington for four years. Major Warren Dean and Captain Fred E Walker, returned from France, will accompany the unit. Enlistment for the regiment is open through Major Dean at the Wheatland fair for a limited number of men meeting character and physical requirements.
Market reports from Omaha note white and yellow grain prices and oat values with several grades listed. Chicago hog and cattle receipts total about 28,000 with slow to steady changes and price ranges across weight classes, plus sheep and lamb figures and action for calves and feeders.
An official notes the Denver to Cheyenne money transfer by airplane as a landmark in swift transport of funds. He says the Denver sum will be substantial but not enormous and views it as the first instance of air money transport in the Rocky Mountain region within regular business routine.
The report notes continued debate on a bill seen as near monopolistic control of natural resources. Senator LaFollette plans to press forward, while Senator King of Utah defends the interior department. Senator Smoot of Utah urges full attention to the bill to speed action.
A discussion notes an idea to bring grouse into the area by airplane. The proposed effort aims to establish a manageable population without causing a large impact on the region.
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