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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1919
Page
13
A letter from A Reating of Saratoga Wyoming requests a purse to bring his herb remedy to town for influenza treatment. He claims success in Omaha and Walcott and suggests Cheyenne as a hub, asking residents to write for first treatment and promising to help the sick.
Poles control Posen railways and telegraph lines after disarming German officers. Violent street fighting reported as Poles advance toward Vilna and Libau while Ruthenians clash with Poles in Galicia. Germans evacuate Vilna. Bolsheviks push toward Baltic ports as German force redraws.
Classified note reads sleeping room for rent suitable for gentlemen at 1088 19th Street. No other details provided.
Announcement describes a full wash and iron service for household textiles including sheets pillow cases table linen bed spreads and towels with unironed socks and similar items returned. Rates available on inquiry.
A local dry cleaning business promotes complete cleaning of suits overcoats and garments. They offer repairs including re collars and re lining upon request and guarantee the most satisfactory service for 1919.
The advertisement touts full family washing and ironing, claiming decades of laundry and dry cleaning experience in Cheyenne. It invites customers to send or bring garments for expert cleaning guidance and promises results equal to top city cleaners at lower prices, urging 1919 cleaning orders.
The laundry highlights a department that cleans almost every home item from rugs and carpets to curtains and feather beds. Resolve to let us help you with your housecleaning in 1919.
Shelby county Indiana farmers expect a drastic wheat yield recovery after a farm bureau driven program. A central treating station seeded 600 bushels of wheat with hot water to produce disease free seed for 40 farmers. Next year treated grain will be marketed to expand eradication and raise county yield by about ten bushels per acre, adding over 250000 dollars to crop value.
Twenty acres near Glendale donated for a community garden proved unwieldy. The Glendale Garden club abandoned the plan and created the Glendale Piggery. A farmer agreed to grow corn on shares and raise forty pigs, fed by the club’s corn, with gains expected to fund the war vessel drive.
The group calls for moral standards in compulsory education equal pay for equal work and fair regard for all industrial workers including seamen in demonstrations of the army navy and poetry are noted as part of the platform.
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