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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
10
Greeting customers with a welcome to feel at home the ad touts quick attentive service and broad choices. It claims the store stands for efficiency knowledge and dependability in clothes matters and guarantees merchandise with money refunded if not satisfied.
London readers reflect on the Defense of the Realm Act era of war and peace, noting the moral pressure to abstain from keeping pets and the idea that patriotism extended to preserving beauty with flowers and plants amid hardship.
A witness reports Athens suffered little from the war, avoiding air raids and bombardment and maintaining prewar routines. He notes higher prices but no severe shortages, describes street life, goats, ragged vendors, and residents returning to peace time customs despite wartime strain.
Brief, fragmented items list local businesses and services including coal suppliers, auto tire vulcanising and repair, messenger calls, and open hours. Mentions include Cahill Molliday proprietors, Hols Meckfeldt Fick Diner, Plains Auto coal, Prosept service, and Mischoey 1694 Capitol Avenue with hotelier cleaning and crystal prices.
By Eyemet Crozier London readers note how American merchants rush to capitalize on the armistice signals. Since November 15 business passports have been easy to obtain, bringing hundreds of salesmen to England with thousands more en route. The writer, waiting in New York passport queues and in Liverpool, describes long lines and crowded trunks as commerce crusaders descend on postwar trade.
The steamer crowd is engrossed in their own affairs and questions if the war had lasting effects. They anticipate massing up for lost time and feel America deserves consideration in postwar trade after the final blow. They show strong confidence in President Wilson.
St Augustine Florida February 6 1913 Four voters in newly formed Flagler county failed to pay poll tax prompting Governor to order a March 4 special election to name a member of the low house. Supreme Court ruling on quorum cited. Flagler split from St Johns and St Augustine is county seat.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions fever flu and poor condition. Confusing garbled names and phrases follow with no clear events or identifiable persons, places, or dates.
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