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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1916
Page
6
A Washington statement from a National Group declares farmers are not to blame for rising food costs. It argues farmers earn less due to expensive farm machinery and supplies while the public cites causes from war to living standards. It calls for purity and regulation of goods and improved consumer comforts.
Five o clock tens invitees and visiting teachers form Cheyenne events as a parish hosts a complimentary dinner for educators. A Thanksgiving wedding unites Jessie Ruth Bell to Robert Martin of Denver with family and friends present and plans home at La Katherine Apartments after January.
The text laments price rises for dairy and seafood items while noting pasteurized milk and oceanic goods must meet standards. It argues that while some price increases are necessary, the consumer ultimately bears the burden and calls for identifying the remaining reasons for the high costs.
The World outlines the New York neutral conference effort led by Mesars and colleagues. It argues Europe’s strongest forces against peace hinder it in the U S, noting liberal factions in Germany France Italy and Britain while American democracy aligns with liberal peace aims, yet cautions that more blood will flow before a broader vision of a peaceful Europe is realized.
A vintage description promotes Musterole white ointment made from mustard oil and home simples. It claims quick relief for sore muscles stiff joints and back with no blistering like traditional plasters. Rub on briskly for soothing comfort and minor throat or chest discomfort as well.
The Cheyenne community celebrates Thanksgiving with numerous family dinners at executive mansion events and private homes. Notable hosts include Governor and Mrs. John B. Kendrick and Mrs. Frank L. Houx, with guests from Cheyenne Laramie Douglas Cody and Green River. The meals feature turkey feasts, fruit decor, and ample hospitality as educators, officials, and relatives share food and company.
Visiting lists from Cheyenne include De and Mere A Doniway from Laramie attending the state teachers association with Dr Taniway president of the state university. Frank Burrage and Grace Peabody visitants, and plans for travel to California and Washington DC are noted along with wedding attendance and housing moves.
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