Bernstein violin teacher ready for appointments
Martin Bernstein, violin teacher, lists contact number 49 and hours between 9 and 2 for appointments. If needed, a message or further details may follow.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
7
Martin Bernstein, violin teacher, lists contact number 49 and hours between 9 and 2 for appointments. If needed, a message or further details may follow.
A concise market snapshot shows varied commodity and stock figures. The report lists prices and percentage changes across sectors including steel gas and Pacific markets, with several numeric values and abbreviations indicating client quotations and market movements.
A dividend of percent on Kinney Oil & Refining Company preferred stock was declared payable in 1919 to holders of record December 42. An annual meeting of officers and stockholders will follow at the Blanding building. The date and location for the stock transfer books and adjournment details are listed.
Public notice in Laramie County Wyoming Africa District Court announces a time and place to prove the will of Monica Buenger deceased. Hearing set for December 27 1919 at 10 AM in the county court. Interested parties may appear to contest and present claims as required by law.
Weather and range report for Wyoming notes a cold stormy week ending December 8 with deep snow in districts and scarce feed causing livestock to enter winter weakened. Central and northeastern areas report losses, though wheat and rye conditions are favorable and livestock owners face a discouraging outlook.
Governor Thomas Riggs Jr voices a plea for a more liberal federal Alaska policy. He cites lawlessness propagated by pro Germans and Bolshevik elements, urging protection for natives, better transportation, and relief after a severe influenza outbreak with over 1,500 native deaths. He criticizes Congress for underfunding native relief and underlines calls for a uniform police force and expanded federal support across several sectors.
Union Pacific station waiting rooms are being renovated with new paint and improved wall surfaces. Several painters have worked most of the week on the project.
Allen M. Gale of the Serbian relief committee cites Belgrade dispatches noting Serbia’s recovery from war impact and a cereal surplus. He warns that despite published gains, thousands of children in the new kingdom remain destitute or tubercular and need sustained aid from American and British publics.
Take out licenses were issued this week to William J. Kennedy and Mrs Arminda J Fitzgerald of Cheyenne to William Nielsen of Danneberg Nebraska and Miss Minnie Marie Smith of Denver to Frank K Andrews and Miss Margaret A Duffey of Cheyenne and to Douglas Br Goyns and Miss Margaret E Lloyd of Laramie.
Katherine Bi served as secretary of the local Chamber of Commerce and aided Centralia Washington in maintaining visibility on the map. Her efforts supported business and community presence during challenging times in the region.
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