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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1918
Page
7
The United States Food Administration urges continued food saving as the nation honors the 1918 pledge. Americans should plan for victory and contribute 17 percent of food output, restoring sugar allowances and conserving all resources to endure any outcome of the war.
In Rome the Corriere della Sera describes the Villa Giusti scene where Italian and Austrian plenipotentiaries signed the armistice ending the Kepsburg empire. General Badoglio led a firm insistence on no suspension of hostilities as Weber signaled acceptance of Italian terms at 6:20 p.m.
The Federal Railroad Administration will override New Jersey law on passes for office holders once Uncle Sam runs the railroads. After Jan 1 1919 state officials including governor, senators, assembly members, judges and many legislative staff lose passes. Citizens must pay fares or find other transport options while federal control continues.
An old advertisement urges readers to cut out a slip and mail it to Foley & Co. for a trial package including Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tables. It claims benefits for coughs, colds, croup, pain, rheumatism, bladder issues, constipation, and overall cleansing.
Rome reports a statement urging the Hapsburg dynasty to pay war expenses. The leader argues the Hapsburg wealth, including vast imperial fortunes of Francesco Giuseppe and Charles, plus Austrian archdukes, justifies imposing reparations to relieve suffering caused by imperialist war. He brands the dynasty principal aggressors.
Special meeting of The Interstate Retailers Credit Association, Wyoming, was held by request of all stockholders owning all capital stock. Debts paid, dissolution ordered, notices to be filed with state and county authorities and published as required by law. Signed by Robert D. Sims and Willis V. Sims. Also notice of Green River Water Works Company stockholders meeting in Cheyenne on December 4, 1918, 10 a.m., to elect Trustees and transact other business. Thomas Price, secretary.
Stockholders of Union Pacific Water Company will meet at the company office in Cheyenne Wyoming on Wednesday December 4 1813 at 10 oclock a m for the purpose of transacting the stated business.
Notices to stockholders announce meetings in 2018 for Rattlesnake Creek Water Company and Union Pacific Coal Company in Cheyenne Wyoming. Each meeting covers electing trustees and other lawful business. Secretary signatures appear at end.
Classified ad style list of sales positions inviting men for permanent retail work in Wyoming and Cleveland Ohio. Offers include weekly advances, commissions, expenses. and a big grocers sales opportunity. Also promotes a carburetor sales pitch and a World War history book with large profits for recruiters.
Honor Roll items list names including David Newnan A Db Johnston James CG Tut Johs L Muchihauren and Mins Maria B Smith plus references to Wyoming Growers Assn Underwood Live Stock Co and Howard D Melos with assorted place names and affiliations.
One of the world’s largest grocers seeks ambitious men in every locality to sell directly to consumers. No experience or capital required. Free outfit and selling instructions. Write John Sexton & Co. 352 W. Silinia St. Chicago Illinois.
Four high grade pianos stored in a Cheyenne warehouse are offered for immediate sale at a large sacrifice. Terms available to a responsible party. Interested parties should contact the Denver Music Company for details and prompt action.
Francis A March history of the world war with introduction by General March promises authentic photos and 500 pages. Also offered are high grade whiskey and liquor sales opportunities with large commissions. We also note a $2 book America's War for Humanity with 60 percent commission and free mailing outfit from F B Dickerson Co Detroit.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions business incorporation factors and private property, plus scattered names such as Philip Lawrence, Albert Choppiar, Crabb, Alva, Cranvy, and Breuboro. It lacks clear actions, dates, or locations to form a complete notice.
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