Bernstein violin teacher notes contact hours
Martin Bernstein, violin teacher, offers lessons by appointment. Phone 49, call between 9 and 2 for scheduling. If needed, leave a message.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
15
Martin Bernstein, violin teacher, offers lessons by appointment. Phone 49, call between 9 and 2 for scheduling. If needed, leave a message.
Market figures show varied percentages across commodities and stocks with listed changes. The report outlines prices for steel gas and rubber among others and includes regional listings and performance indicators for several firms and sectors.
Kinney Oil and Refining Company declares a dividend per cent on its preferred stock payable in December 1919 to stockholders of record December 42. The annual meeting of Kinney Oil and Refining Company will be held January 4 at 9 o clock a.m. in the First National Bank Building, Cue Aaya. Stock transfer books will be closed during the interval. The adjourned annual meeting date is January 12, 1920.
Public notice states that on December 27, 1919 at 10:00 AM in the Laramie County district court the will of Monica Buenger will be proved and the application of Clyde Early for issuance to Jacob Paulas is heard. any interested person may appear and contest. Dated December 1949.
The weather bureau report for Wyoming week ending December 8 notes cold stormy conditions and a severe cold spell. Snow depth ranges from 2 to 21 inches across districts while feed scarcity leaves livestock weakened and prospects discouraging, though wheat and rye look favorable.
Governor Thomas Riggs Jr cites government aid delays and rising Bolshevik and Teutonic influence as Alaska faces lawlessness, disease, famine, and transportation gaps. He urges Congress to fund native relief, public works, forests, parks, navigational aids, and enhanced police and telegraph services to unlock Alaska's resources.
Union Pacific station waiting rooms receive a new coat of paint and brighter walls as several painters work through the week on a general renovation.
Allen M. Gale of the Serbian relief committee notes Belgrade reports Serbia has recovered from wartime damage. He says relief agencies know hunger danger is past but emphasize continued aid is essential as 2000 destitute children await support and coordinated effort by American and British publics is needed.
This week several take out licenses to marry were issued to William J. Kennedy and Mrs Arminda J Fitzgerald of Cheyenne. William Nielsen of Danneburg Nebraska and Miss Minnie Marie Smith of Denver. Frank K Andrews and Miss Margaret A Duffey of Cheyenne. and Douglas B Goyns and Miss Margaret L Lloyd of Laramie.
Katherine Bi served as secretary of the local Chamber of Commerce and aided Centralia Washington in maintaining visibility on the regional map. Her efforts supported business and civic engagement in the city.
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