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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
2
This notice invites customers to enjoy a self assured shopping experience with attentive service and broad choices. It promises efficiency knowledge and dependability in clothing merchandize with an unconditional guarantee and money back if unsatisfied.
London February 6. War or no war the war mood shapes daily life as citizens endure diet limits and the Defense of the Realm Act. The piece notes pets grow leaner while surviving under wartime pressures and questions patriotism of keeping animals.
An Athens observer reports the Greek capital endured the war with minimal disruption. He notes no air raids, stable shops and amusements, yet higher prices and a vanished tourist trade. The piece contrasts prewar life with wartime changes and recalls city scenes, residents, and pigeons near Queen Anne's statue.
Brief local items note Cahill and Molliday proprietors and coal firm names. Ads list auto tire vulcanising service, messenger call numbers, prosth service, and reasonable prices. Businesses include Plains Auto, Mischoey at 1694 Capitol Avenue, and hotel room cleaning rates with crystals and mathepriacy claims.
By Eyemet Crozier in London on February 6 American businessmen flock to international trade pushing into Britain after the armistice sign. Since November 15 passports for business travel have become easier to obtain with hundreds already in England and thousands more en route. The writer describes long passport lines in New York and a luggage pile at Riverside station in Liverpool as traders arrive.
The passage notes passengers on a steamer focus on their own matters and ponder lasting effects of the war. They discuss the Geneva conference and expect to make up for lost time, while judging America’s postwar trade standing and expressing strong confidence in President Wilson.
St Augustine Fla Feb 6 Only four voters in newly formed Flagler county paid their 1913 poll tax prompting the governor to order a special election to name a member of the state lower house. A US Supreme Court ruling on quorum backed the four votes as sufficient if the election had been held as planned. Flagler county was spun off from St Johns county with St Augustine as county seat.
Fragmentary notes describe illness and weakness after a fever or colt incident. The text mentions pain, bone soreness, and appetite changes alongside personal names and unclear details.
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