Foreman Manager of Cheap Outfits with 14 Years Experience
Job listing seeking a foreman manager for budget clothing outfits with 14 years of experience. References provided. Address EB care Leader office, 1f.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1913
Page
7
Job listing seeking a foreman manager for budget clothing outfits with 14 years of experience. References provided. Address EB care Leader office, 1f.
New York January 31 ex judge Gary James Farrell and other steel magnates prepare to testify in March defending United States Steel against government claims of crushing competition. Gary will recount pre 1901 fierce steel trade rivalry and the Carnegie absorption, arguing it benefited Carnegie and others, with prices rising after the trust formed. Government figures show the trust held about 43 percent of output in recent years, challenging claims of preserved competition. Hearings adjourned to February 10 as documentary evidence on financing and Jackson wire pools is reviewed.
A collection of quirky notes on machines and inventions including rag making at one per minute, a musical clothes brush, a fifth of 18 000 wadents at a university, and a rubber stamp for dating ogga. It mentions disinfection with chloride of lime, Spain adopting a metric system, Germany’s motor vehicle count versus New York, Suez canal security, German lamp exports, stain removal with lard, and a playful soap bubble calculation.
A column notes humorous observations about social scenes in New Orleans with jests on party guests seating in crowded rooms, slow progress in crowds, and a quip on the sultan of Turkey as a planter. Carrie Chapman Catt is cited about 50 000 New York women supporting husbands.
Robert McCoy serves as civil engineer and deputy mineral surveyor for Wyoming and Colorado. Rim Keefe Hall is located just north of P. C. Cheyenne, with two floors.
A St. Paul Dispatch quote records a traveler admiring unusually large corn and the farmer noting they planted a dwarf variety to keep the stalks down. The remark highlights remarkable agriculture in the region.
A young man ponders practicalities of living with options for two. The girl insists on a separate car, warning against self deceit while discussing finances and independence.
A collage of quirky quotes from Australian, South Dakota, Dublin, Missouri and Oxford papers. The items span wedding attire, divorces, odd crimes, a widow’s headline, a dynamite mishap, price woes, and a frugal household tip.
Harrisburg Telegraph notes farmers worry about cattle raiding or lazy varmints in backyards eating high priced food. The column urges sympathy for farmers facing costly losses and pests impacting harvests and prices.
A Cardiff father writes to a school teacher asking to keep his son John from learning Welsh today due to a sore throat making English speech difficult. The letter, quoted in Tit-Hits, shows humorous frustration with language instruction.
A fragment notes professionals in mining, civil and irrigation engineering located at 2819 Capitol Ave in Cheyenne Wye.
Binks quips to Smith about giving up grand opera. Smith replies he now composes new tunes for motor horns. The exchange highlights a shift from traditional composition to commercial automotive sound branding.
A collection of short, often provocative quotes about women touching on roles, emotions, intellect, and social perception. Attributed lines include remarks by Jean Noel Halle, Frederick Sheldon, Antonio Dupay, Charles Albert Demouatier, and Oliver Wendell Holmes in a dated, literary context.
The discussion notes a 1912 194% allotment figure for white potatoes at 410000000 bushels and questions the waste of postage stamps and campaign material on unresponsive voters. It promotes The State Leader as Wyoming’s preferred media outlet.
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