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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1918
Page
10
Oil quotations and cattle notes show bids for butcher stock cows and heifers at 6.85 to 10.25, veal calves 17.26, western range beef steers 14.50, cows and heifers 8.50, with various grades listed. Sheep receipts reach 1,000 as market remains strong with lambs at 15.25 to 15.40 and ewes 9.25 to 9.50, others 2.76 to 6.75.
Market summaries show cattle hog and sheep receipts across three cities with steady to lower tendencies. Kansas City reports strong hogs and cattle, Chicago notes steady to lower prices, and Omaha shows steady to lower cattle and steady to stronger sheep and lambs with varied classes.
St Joseph Missouri December 6 hog receipts 3000 market lower top 17.60 bulk 16.90 17.50. Cattle receipts 2500 market slow and steady Greers 900 18.00 cows and heifers 5.25 15 galven 600 14.00. Sheep receipts 00 market steady Lamba fld 7515.50 owes 400 0,00.
A brief notice outlines a program to aid Citlains, focusing on outreach and support for prospective residents or participants. The piece emphasizes ongoing communication and community engagement to encourage involvement and integration with local plans.
Letters to prospective citizens outline government assistance and encourage attendance in local public schools and night classes to learn American institutions. Recipients are promised a free book about U S government, with the aim of helping the candidate and his wife become American citizens and improve job prospects.
Advertisement notes that pains from a cold and feverish headaches are relieved by LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets. It features EB. W. GROVE'S signature on the box and the price 30 cents.
A Connecticut machinery plant uses a profit sharing and premium plan to curb absenteeism. Employees realize reduced income if they miss work, creating plant wide pressure to maintain attendance and boost total production. The initiative, noted by the Information and Education Service of the U S Labor Department, seeks public opinion against irregular attendance.
A New York firm pays an 11 percent premium for a full week of work while an Illinois plant offers a 10 percent premium to workers who are neither late nor absent for six months. Deductions apply for tardiness and various absences, while illness with a doctor's certificate does not forfeit the premium. Welfare workers at many plants assist absentee workers to return and stay on the job.
A vintage ad urges preventing influenza with Foley's Honey and Tar. Henry Willis of Sandy Point Texas testifies a bad cough improved after trying the product, noting it as the best medicine he used. The item claims to contain no opiates and is sold widely.
Jersey City board of education partners with manufacturers to train boys quickly in operating a single machine type. The program aims to give practical machine operation skills and seeds for broader, all-around capability in industry.
A Jersey City program proposes two training forms for unskilled youths in machine production. It starts in school then moves to the shop, teaching drawing, blueprint reading, decimals, speeds, feeds, gearing, threading, and shop practice. Trainees are paid, with promises of later wage advancement and a four to six month employment commitment. Continuation study spans two years, culminating in shop mobility across machines.
A U S bureau bulletin reports a widespread occupational ailment called dead fingers among limestone cutters. It links numbness and blanching to air hammer vibration, notes disputes over health impact, and cites studies by physicians, health services, and the Army, confirming the condition exists with disability extent.
A Vil lage Springs resident, C. B. Brewer, recounts kidney illness confining him to bed for three weeks. After using Foley Kidney Pills, he experienced relief within a few doses and regained strength enough to move freely again.
The U S Public Health Service urges vigilance as influenza returns to raise pneumonia and bronchitis risk. Surgeon General Rupert Blue warns even mild colds can lead to deadly outcomes without fresh air, proper clothing, and right living. He cites tuberculosis risk post influenza and recommends medical lung exams and avoiding unproven patent remedies.
Public Health Service warns against tuberculosis risk from influenza convalescents. U S public health message urges patience during recovery, notes one million tuberculosis cases in the United States and stresses that early recognition prevents spread. Patent medicine is deemed unreliable.
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