Incomplete OCR Indicates Garden Seed Supply Effort
Fragmentary text shows a note about garden seeds and a state supply effort. Key names and specifics are unreadable, leaving only general references to seeds and official action.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1920
Page
3
Fragmentary text shows a note about garden seeds and a state supply effort. Key names and specifics are unreadable, leaving only general references to seeds and official action.
Jose Ortigo fined 50 dollars Julian Espenge and Miguel Juenze fined 30 dollars each after a morning dispute at the rip track on the Union Pacific. Espenge had a scalp wound and Juenze a cut on the arm as knives and a rake were used in the fight. Officer Carl Christensen investigated and all three were discharged by Union Pacific.
Washington's birthday is celebrated today with schools banks and public offices closed. The observance continues in churches and by the American Legion despite the Sunday date, while stores and business houses remain open.
A home made cough syrup touted as inexpensive and effective for bronchitis hoarseness and winter coughs. It mixes Pinex with sugar syrup or alternatives to create a pint of cough syrup claimed to ease phlegm looseness and throat tickle, with refund assurance from The Pinex Co. Ft Wayne.
Promotes Marmola Prescription tablets as a simple fat reducer costing one dollar per large tablet. Claims two to four pounds lost weekly after meals and bedtime use, with safety assurances and no need for exercise or starvation. Available at druggists or by mail from Marmola Company Detroit.
A Roosevelt memorial coin debate gathers bankers and officials in New York with a two cent piece favored by many. Senators and representatives propose different issues, while industry leaders caution on decimal fractions and price effects.
A Paris imported suit stands out in American fashion, featuring a black and white semi-tailored dress with a plain medium fullness skirt. The coat is trimmed with nickel ball buttons and a bright green undressed leather vestee. The hat is a black hair braid straw with a green suede crown band.
J H Walton vice president of the Stock Growers National bank journeyed to Fort Collins to judge a debate between Colorado Agricultural College and Denver University, with the college capturing the affirmative. Dean A Worcester of the high school also judged a Wyoming versus Colorado Agricultural College debate in Laramie, won by the college.
R S Mentzer will give an address on Respect for the Law at the Presbyterian church at 7 30 tonight.
Joseph Montanes aged two, son of Mr and Mrs Itollido Montanese of 1005 West Eighteenth street, died yesterday morning of diphtheria. He was privately buried yesterday afternoon by Clyde Early Bricker Brothers.
City Clerk and Mrs J J Showalter left Cheyenne last night for a California tour of three to four weeks. They will visit various communities along the sunny coast state as part of their travel plans.
The funeral of Mrs. Nancy Gath erine Rominger who died at Burns Wednesday at age 65 years 7 months and 3 days was held in Burns at 41 o'clock yesterday morning with the Rev J S Stubblefield of Cheyenne officiating
Interment took place at 4 PM at Lakeview cemetery in Cheyenne. The body was brought by hearse from Hobbs, Stuckfeldt & Finkbiner. Nancy Catherine Woollums Rominger, born July 15, 1854 in Willsboro Ohio, married L. G. Rominger in February 1881 and had three children Bessie C. Rominger P. L. Rominger and Mrs. Tillis Robbins of Retsil Washington. Survived by husband and three children and one sister Anna Barnes Moran Kansas and four brothers J M Woollum Kellerton IA W P Woollum Eliston IA S G Woollums Lineville IA J A Woollam Mansfield LA.
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