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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1916
Page
2
A Washington statement from the National Group argues farmers are not to blame for rising food costs. It says farmers earn less due to higher costs for machinery and supplies, while middlemen and war factors are also cited, and it notes consumers demand a higher standard of living including purer gasoline and better food handling.
Cheyenne society notes two five o'clock teas on December eleventh and twelfth with visiting teachers to be dined. A Thanksgiving wedding at the Bell home unites Jessie Ruth Bell and Robert Martin of Denver. The article reflects on Thanksgiving customs and family gatherings across communities.
The piece argues for correct net weight labeling and pasteurized milk while oysters should be water free and butter not bought by crock. notes higher costs fall on consumers. It calls for finding the remaining reasons behind price increases.
The World article argues that a New York peace conference faces strong European obstacles. It notes German liberal calls for peace but asserts the entente liberals favor war, and highlights how Jews Poles Finns and Ruthenians back the war party. It cites Italy France Britain and American liberal hopes for a lasting, fair settlement and warns more blood will flow before a broad renunciation is achieved.
Musterole is a white mustard oil ointment offering relief for sore muscles joints and back. It replaces old fashioned plasters without blistering and can soothe sore throats and chest pains with simple rubbing on the affected area.
Numerous Cheyenne families gathered for Thanksgiving at the governor's mansion and at private homes. Hosts included Governor and Mrs. John B. Kendrick and many educators, with tables adorned in white carnations and violets. Guests ranged from Dr. and Mrs. Twinway of Laramie to Miss Edith Clark of Cheyenne and other local educators, reflecting a community celebration.
A roundup of residents and guests from Laramie and nearby towns attending state teachers events, court proceedings, weddings, and holiday gatherings in Cheyenne. Includeants include De and Mere A Doniway, Dr. Taniway, Frank Burrage, Grace Peabody, Laura Lea, W R Sohnitger, J D Clark, Mary Costin, Ma rie Laughlin, Robert Carey family, and Robert Martin Jessie Ruth Bell wedding. Also noted are relocations and a Thanksgiving visit by Judge Joseph Carey and members of the Carey family.
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