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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1919
Page
15
A roster of Senate roll call participants by county and city shows numerous names tied to Plains and Moffat region hotels and addresses. The list includes Allison Gillette Allison, Hibbard Laramie, Underwood Cheyenne, and many others with affiliated plains hotel addresses and P. O. boxes across Wyoming counties.
Mor Austrian, a sheepherder for H J Brooks, was found frozen to death about ten miles from Wind Springs after wandering from camp on December 31. Coroner Frank Rogan retrieved the body, which showed severe exposure and partial nasal loss to rats. Mor belonged to a local associan society and funeral plans were not yet set.
Japan contends with a rice crop 30,000,000 bushels below average fueling anxiety over a 10 percent shortfall for next year. riceless days are discussed but impractical, as eastern diets rely heavily on rice. Rioting risk, political tension, and feared price rises to seven dollars per bushel loom after autumn.
Wm Barnes of San Antonio Texas writes that Foley's Honey and Tar was the best cough remedy he tried after the flu and pneumonia left him weak with a persistent cough. He says a single night of use brought relief and a sound sleep. He claims recovery with no coughing and notes the cure cost about 1 20. Sold everywhere.
London inquiries reach Mexico City about establishing English agricultural colonies in Colima Tabasco Guanajuato and Vera Cruz as part of prep for demobilization plans.
Zenardo Fernandes, former chief of staff to General Luis Gabellero during the 1915 Tamaulipas revolt, was arrested in Mexico City and captured by secret police. The report notes his prior role and current detention.
Advertisement offers free booklet MC from Patterson Civil Service School Rochester New York. Encourages men 16 to 40 and others 16 to 60 to prepare for government exams as reconstruction jobs loom. Includes promise of expert guidance from a former government examiner.
Newspaper ads seek capable salesmen in Wyoming and across the country. Listings offer permanent positions with generous commissions, weekly advances, and high earnings potential. Companies include Rice Company in Detroit, Miles F. Pirl er Co in Cleveland, Jerome Landt in Chicago, and YW Carburetor Co in Chicago.
Multiple short notices promise big pay for door to door or mail order selling goods and books. Promotions include gas stove burners, eggs, life of Theodore Roosevelt, raincoats, and World War history with outfits offered free.
State agents offer exclusive selling rights for a home article with claims of $500 to $7,000 monthly income on a repeatable two to three month cycle. They seek men women or children with experience to sell in cities and towns across territories. Package includes 18 retail packages and a return address in Portland Oregon for details.
Wanted Johns Hospital reliable white woman for day work. Call 2801 Carey Avenue. For sale practically new five room bungalow modern except heat bar pantry porch built in devices cement basement half doors sidewalks trees chicken house yard lot 44x12. Part particulars call $07 W 26th Street. For ment.
Readers are urged to contact Electrothermal Co for a free illustrated booklet on prostate disorder remedies claiming rapid, drugless results at home. The ad lists Kreuben Incorporated and Phillip Lawrence with vague business formation and protection offers.
Stockholder holding over ten percent gives notice of a special meeting of the Good Hope Mining and Reduction Company at The International Hotel Cheyenne Wyoming. Meeting set for 2 PM February 5 1915 to renew term and extend sale as required by Colorado law. Lou Weiss signs with dates January 11 28 25 February 11.
The report describes the Rhine fleet adopting battle gray uniforms during a January meeting of American occupation forces. It notes the Dagship The Prussian, nicknamed The General Ship, as the first to appear in the river color and used by General Dickman commanding the Third Army for river cruises.
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