Resolutions oppose ex service bonus by Cheyenne Legion
The Cheyenne post of the American Legion draws up resolutions opposing a wartime veteran bonus and condemns efforts to push bonus bills through Congress. It cites national debt, taxation burdens, and asserts patriotic aims of the Legion while repudiating compensation measured by dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
American Legion
National Executive Committee of the
Congress
United States
Congress of the
America
Sa’ Ers
Cheyenne Post No 6 Opposes Bonus for Past Services
The Cheyenne Post No 6 resolves that a bonus for past services is neither needed nor desired. It directs copies to Sen Kendrick and Sen Warren and Rep Mondell, urging Congress to reject any appeal for a bonus as unpatriotic and contrary to The American Legion spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gores
Boe
Mageeioe
Congress
John B. Kendrick
Francis
Warren
Frank W. Mondell
Wyoming
American Legion
Cheyenne Post No. 6
Naval Recruiting Men Attend Banquet in Denver
Naval recruiting officers F. H. Moroney of Cheyenne and G. Starnes and A. Hill of Casper were in Denver last Sunday evening to attend a banquet at the Albany hotel given for the United States navy recruiting forces of the Rocky Mountain region. All the men returned to their stations the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Moroney
Cheyenne
G. Starnes
A. Hill
Casper
Denver
Albany
United States Navy
Rocky Mountain
Irish question address by M W Golden at High School Gym
Mr M W Golden of New York will deliver an address on the Irish question Thursday evening Feb 26 at 8 PM in the High School Gymnasium. The message calls for all blooded Americans to hear. Admission is free. COMMITTEE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Golden
New York
Why Marine Never Acquires Sea Legs
Casper Wyoming February 25 Why is a United States Marine the only seafaring man who never gets sea legs. Marines stay erect and snappy ashore after sea service says Sergeant John M Morrell of the Casper recruiting office. Marines are soldiers through and through and seldom have flat feet due to not going barefoot aboard ship. High neck uniforms keep chins up and chests out making rolling earrnings impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
United States
John M. Morrell
Marine,Corps Recruiting Office
South Center Street
Facts You Should Know About the Income Tax
Government guidance explains combined income of husband and wife, dependent children, and head of family rules for 1919 returns. It notes that income over 2000 dollars is taxable, outlines exemptions of 200 dollars per dependent, and details normal versus surtax rates for varying combined incomes. Experts from the internal revenue bureau offer free assistance to taxpayers facing filing complexities, due by March 15, 1920.
Highway contracts awarded for Wyoming bridge and culvert work
The state highway commission met Tuesday and awarded over $300,000 in bridge and culvert contracts across Uinta Sweetwater Carbon Laramie Converse Campbell Johnson and Hot Springs counties. Most bidders were Wyoming firms with only one out of state award for culverts to Denver and Pueblo suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Uinta
Sweetwater
Carbon
Laramie
Converse
Campbell
Johnson
Hot Springs
Wyoming
R. Hardesty Manufacturing Company
Denver
Colorad
Flume Company
Pueblo
Ames and Braisted
Carbon County
Uinta County
Lincoln Highway
Medicine Bow
Old Carbon
Medicine
Black’s Fork
Green River
Fort Bridger
Urie Road
Evanston
Utah State Line
Scott and Bussey
Red
Springs
Sweetwater County
Thaye Junction
Red Dessert
Crow Creek
Lafontaine and
Larson
North Platte River
Converse County
Yellowstone Highway
Orin Junction
McKinley Spur
J. F. Turpin
A.V. Alder
Casper
City of
Douglas
Casper-Sheridan Road
Johnson County
Buffalo
Kaycee
Custer Batlefield Highway
Gillette
Arvad
A. GC. Evans
Sheridan
Diamond Construction Company
Grand Island
Nebraska
Kirby
Wind River bridge project deferred action by board
The State Board of Charities and Reform delayed bids for the Wind River bridge at Thermopolis. The provision for this bridge was created during the last regular legislative session, and the project will be built under the board’s supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptone ‘Highway
State Board. of
Charities and Reform
Wind River
Thermopolis
Divide Post Office May Be Discontinued
The Divide postmaster has resigned and no eligible successor will accept the job. The Post Office Department will discontinue the office after a two week hold. Senator Kendrick stands ready to present statements or receive candidate suggestions from patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Divide
Post Office Department
Kendrick
No Extension This Year on Income Tax
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue announces no general extension for filing income tax returns this year. A 30 day extension may be granted by L A Miller for sickness or absence from Wyoming. otherwise applications go to the Commissioner in Washington. Taxpayers with extensions pay interest at 0.5 percent per month on due tax. Those not granted extensions must file and pay at least one-fourth of the tax by March 15, 1920 to avoid penalties. Readers are urged to file and make first payment promptly. If you have rooms for rent, the Leader Want column will rent them for you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
United States
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
L. A. Miller
Collector of
Internal Revenue
District of Wyoming
Cheyenne
Washington, D. C
Pennyworth of Wisdom Still Sought in Old Notice
A fragmented old advertisement urges readers to mail in small payments to Foley & Co to obtain assorted remedies. It touts Foley’s Honey and Tar, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for coughs, colds, rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder issues, and digestive cleansing. The piece reflects period marketing language and scattered terms like “tamint Foley’s Honey” and “coughs, colds and croup.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Foley
Leader WANT ADS detail result getters
The Leader want ads outline result getters as a key feature, presenting how buyers and sellers access outcome data. The notice emphasizes clarity in listing services and encourages readers to pursue concise, actionable information for efficient transactions. This brief item reflects the newspaper’s classified style.
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Gommiggion
State
Taylor & Clay, Incorporated
A. Graham
Boston
Wyoming Mountain & Gulf Columbine
E. T. Williams Great Western Pete Salt Creek Producers
Domino Picardy Bessemer Consolidated Royalty Front Corporation
Midwest Refining
Plains Hotel
Rawlins
Lusk
Ine
Lisle Hosiery
Gotham
The
Stork Scrip Store
Spaulding
Knight's
1708 Capitol
ATLAS
Albert Ray
Elinor Fair In
Velvet Joe
Jisten
Velvet
Old
Kentucky
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