Wanted Salesmen To Promote Slip Grip Fastener One
Wanted salesmen to push our patented slip grip soft collar fastener to clothiers haberdashers dry goods stores department stores drug and jewelry trades. Liberal commission offered.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
15
Wanted salesmen to push our patented slip grip soft collar fastener to clothiers haberdashers dry goods stores department stores drug and jewelry trades. Liberal commission offered.
Amanda Clement, director at University of Wyoming, leads a winter symposium in coordination with the Y W G A. She attends the organization meeting tonight at 7 30 at the new Y W C A building and invites all girls to join. The class will move to the Masonic Temple afterward for the work.
Mineral rights on a complete section were sold by county clerk Mrs Idn A Graham in a Wednesday transaction. The sale represents a large transaction for the county.
The Wyoming State Education Association calls for high efficiency in teacher preparation agencies and funding to attract college graduates to teaching. It endorses a statewide campaign for healthier physical conditions in schools and medical measures for student health, plus equalized rural education and compulsory education for immigrants and illiterates. The group supports national education efforts, tuition for out of district high school students, and a fairer distribution of school revenues. thanks to contributors and organizers are extended to those who aided the Lander session.
Across 210 theaters in the United States tomorrow, matinee tributes honor theater workers in war and peace. Led by Daniel Frohman, the Actors Fund aims to raise funds for an endowment to support the Actors’ Home on Staten Island for needy and disabled veterans of the stage. Tickets bear autographs of notable figures and proceeds support ongoing drives and the memorial effort with guests including soldiers sailors and chorale children.
Stephen Hoare, a boilermaker's helper at Union Passfix shops, was struck on the head by a fellow worker's sledge hammer while Hoare and John Benton were driving flues. Hoare was taken to St. John's hospital for treatment and is expected to recover.
Port Russell residents J Qleghorn and Elwood Masters faced police court for taking the law into their own hands. Both were fined 40 each for carrying concealed weapons, while Dorothy Smith was fined 50 for conduct at an assignation house. The case involved theft of 53 from Cleghorn, and police reported two soldiers had brandished weapons at the scene before authorities intervened. Judge Swainson and Chief Embery supervised the pistol handover to Fort officers.
The officers and employees of the Stock Growers National Bank held their monthly banquet at the Plains hotel last night with Secretary of State W. B. Chaplin as invited speaker. Chaplin spoke on the bank’s relation to the public while James Cooper announced the new savings department and President Wind A. Marble discussed service.
On page 1 the allotment for coal to Mississippi valley states rises as Louis W. Hill advocates better distribution at Great Lakes centers. Coal miners face a proposed 1 cent per ton rise while mine operators press open shop tactics. railroads increase eastbound shipments for fuel shortages.
Columbia salvaged a surprise 7 to 7 tie with Brown after a season of heavy losses. The article notes boxing prospects in Boston, with Kid Brown and Johnny Moon ey set for another bout and Jimmy Wilde potential engagements in the Hub.
Beauty parlor offering foot specialists manicuring air dressing hair goods shampooing hair dying and bleaching and manufacturing hair goods located at 41815 Capitol Ave with phone 817 Shed light on services and address from the ad style.
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