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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1920
Page
10
The text fragment shows an unclear report about seed obtaining efforts and state supply considerations. Names and places are not discernible.
Jose Ortigo was fined 50 dollars and Julian Espenge and Miguel Juense 30 dollars each after a disturbance of the peace charge. The trio fought on the rip track at Union Pacific at 9 30 am with a rake and clubs and knives were reportedly used. Officer Carl Christensen investigated and, after questioning Ortigo, arrested the others. all were discharged by Union Pacific.
Washington's birthday is celebrated today as a legal holiday with schools banks and public offices closed. Stores will stay open while churches and the American Legion observe the day. the sunday date does not detract from honoring the first great president.
A home made cough syrup recipe promises rapid relief from coughs and throat irritation. It uses Pinex and plain syrup or alternatives like molasses honey or corn syrup to yield a pint of cough syrup. The ad claims soothing action, better sleep, and suitability for bronchitis hoarseness and winter coughs with a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co. Fort Wayne.
Advert says Marmola Prescription tablets sold by druggists for one dollar per large tablet to shed two to four pounds weekly. Claims safe, harmless, and effective after meals and bedtime, with no exercise or starvation. Available via Marmola Company Detroit Michigan and mail order wrap.
New York reports a Roosevelt memorial symposium among bankers and officials finds a two cent piece preferred over a two and a half cent coin. The debate covers banking, pricing, and commerce implications with support and cautions from industry leaders.
A Paris designed black and white semi tailleur suit arrives as one of the few noteworthy imported pieces. The outfit features a plain medium full skirt, a smart coated coat with nickel ball buttons, and a striking low cut vestee in bright green undressed leather. A French hat in black hair braid straw with a green suede band completes the ensemble.
J H Walton vice president of the Stock Growers National bank traveled to Fort Collins to judge a debate where Colorado Agricultural College beat Denver University on the affirmative. Dean A Worcester of the high school also judged a Wyoming versus Colorado Agricultural College debate in Laramie, with the agricultural college prevailing.
R S Mentzer will give an address on Respect for the Law at the Presbyterian church tonight at 7 30 o clock The event targets church attendees and local residents interested in law and ethics.
Joseph Montanes aged two, son of Mr and Mrs Itollido Montanese of 1005 West Eighteenth Street, died yesterday morning from diphtheria. He received a private burial yesterday afternoon conducted by Clyde Early-Bricker Brothers.
City Clerk and Mrs J J Showalter left Cheyenne last night for a three to four week trip to California. They plan to visit various parts of the sunny coast state as part of their travel.
The funeral of Mrs. Nancy Gath erine Rominger aged 65 years 7 months 3 days who died at Burns Wednesday was held in Burns at 41 o'clock yesterday morning with Rev. J S Stubblefield of Cheyenne officiating
Nancy Catherine Woollums Rominger is laid to rest at 4 PM in Lakeview Cemetery Cheyenne. The service included a Hobbs Stuckfeldt Finkbiner hearse. Survived by husband L. G. Rominger and three children Bessie P. L. Robbins sister Anna Barnes and four brothers W. P. Woollum J. M. Woollum S. G. Woollums J. A. Woollam. Born July 15 1854 in Willsboro Ohio. Married February 1881. Member United Brethren church.
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