New Sweaters Priced At Attractive Market Value
Catalog item notes several sweater colors and prices ranging from $2.50 to $9. Weaker line suggests sale values around 19 and 35 cents but lacks complete context.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1917
Page
14
Catalog item notes several sweater colors and prices ranging from $2.50 to $9. Weaker line suggests sale values around 19 and 35 cents but lacks complete context.
How much do U S soldiers receive under the new pay structure asks the public. The article outlines base pay of a private and extra allowances for service abroad, dependents, and families, plus disability and death benefits and optional insurance. It contrasts old and new theories of compensation and explains how dependents are funded by Uncle Sam.
Arche Perrin, a stranger, was arrested in Kemmerer after robbing Stanley Hanson of 56 dollars at the depot. Hanson identified Perrin, who pleaded guilty before Justice Holland and awaits sentencing by Judge Arnold to the penitentiary.
Cattle shipments persist from Saratoga Wyoming as beef cattle move to market amid limited corn and scarce stock cars. Local growers report many carloads sent in the past week though shipments remain hampered by rolling stock shortages and a backlog at markets.
Wyoming children may travel to Goochland for the January trial of Dr Asa W Chamberlain charged with killing his brother Judge Albert Chamberlain. The case mirrors the Webster Parkman murder in its pattern with body fragments found later.
Mrs. H Kalber recently ill is able to be out again. Mrs. David Doak and Edith left Tuesday for Des Moines Iowa to visit relatives and friends. Mr. Willoughby of Rockwell City Iowa was a Cheyenne visitor last week. He returned with George Willoughby. Mr. Ernst Kimball and several Douglas youths visited Cheyenne on Saturday en route to Denver then San Francisco to join the navy. Kimball is Mrs. Arthur Madison’s brother. Mrs. Nels Peterson and children returned from Baron Wisconsin where they visited her parents Mr and Mrs Timblin. Mrs. Arthur Snyder expected home this week from Wilson Texas. The Anna Gordon W C T U met with Mrs Babcock Thursday afternoon with a good attendance and social hour after business.
The report shows actual mean temperature 35 degrees, 11 degrees above yesterday, with a high of 42 and a low of 28. Wind from the west reached 42 mph at 8:05 a m, and total precipitation since January 1 stands at 14.07 inches with 0 rainfall in the last 24 hours.
Labor leaders in Kemmerer Wyoming plan forming a local chapter of the Alliance for Labor and Democracy a national group to foster friendly ties between government and workers and aid the war effort The local chapter would monitor those suspected of disloyalty and unfriendly views toward the government.
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