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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1919

Page

11

Rail service reductions announced for Cheyenne region

Rail changes effective Monday cut several passenger trains between North Platte Green River and Cheyenne. No. 3 40 will be discontinued. No. 4 and its second section will be altered. No. 1 No. 8 sections end. No. 19 20 second sections halt. Local freight from Sidney to Scottsbluff ends. a Laramie Piney service change noted. A fuel savings program at Cheyenne station includes Benn man supervising lights and heat.

Vie North Platte Green Or Cheyenne Adry da. m Asl Denver Laramie Piney Sidney Jjalteburg Green River Chey Te Nebraska Motor Aire Benn Etalon

Cheyenne Theater Manager Risks Prohibition Scrutiny

The excerpt notes a Cheyenne theater manager claiming immunity to liquor possession charges. It describes speculation that recent events at Gobo prompted plans to rush troops and a governor's secretary to suppress him, revealing tension with prohibition authorities.

Gobo Cheyenne Prohibition

Unions finance Cheyenne Labor Party weekly collections

Several local Cheyenne unions adopt a policy to take up weekly collections at meetings to fund the labor party. The Wyoming Labor Journal notes workers expect no delusions about party finances and meet the issue with commendable progress. Businessmen are urged to read the Stock Growers National Bank advertisement on page 4.

Cheyenne Wyoming Labor Journal Stock Growers National Bank

Government and miners clash over wage limits and coal policy

Government officials say wage hikes above 14 percent are unlikely under the $2.35 mine run price set by the fuel administrator and note the authority issue. Operators may pay more if locally feasible, but the fuel administration doubts enough mines can operate at that level. Dr. Garfield predicts regional curtailment measures will fade as railroads distribute coal.

Werenoti Fuel Administration Garfield Railroad Administration Fo la Administration

Large Sale of Xmas Health Seals Here

Reports of gale yesterday downtown Cheyenne show the Christmas seals and healthy bonds sale was a pronounced success. Miss Htta M Dobbin of the Wyoming Public Health Association said both seals and bonds sold well and the children did good work. Complete returns are not yet in but enough indicate the day's success. sales may continue until Tuesday.

Cheyenne Htta M. Dobbin Wyoming Public Health Association Misa Dobbin

Pinex Pine Cure Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement extols Pinex Pine Cure as a powerful home cough remedy. It claims rapid relief for dry and hoarse throats, throat tickle, hoarseness, croup, bronchitis, and bronchial irritation, with a full pint bottle promising better results than costly store brands.

Aiseenane Avai Pinex Co Ft. Wayne Ind

Coal Relief Train to Nebraska Towns

Superintendent A W Woodruff of the Wyoming Division, Union Pacific, reported no improvement in the fuel situation after a week in Sidney, North Platts, Gearing and intermediate points. The coal relief special distributed coal to communities visited as needed during the trip.

A. W. Woodruff Wyoming Union Pacific Cheyenne Sidney North Platts Woodruff

Painting and Paperhanging Service Offered

Local contractor advertises painting and paperhanging with reasonable rates and satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 1634.

Plats of Lines station t Form Cy Engineer B. W. Glafoke

Engineer B W Glafoke prepares pinta of all pipe lines in and near Cheyenne to be mounted as reform in window curtains. They will be placed under the counter in the engineer s office in the new city county building and kept in good condition with ease.

B. W. Glafoke Cheyenne

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