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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1920
Page
4
A jumble of names and local notes appears. Individuals such as Beauchamp, Dillon, Miller, and Brownlee are cited among visitors, residents, and social mentions. Some entries mention locations like Landet, Maras Creek, Albany, Pine Bhits, and Hobbs Huckfeldt, with scattered references to places and people in the community.
A collage of church notices lists service times and events. First Church of Christ, Scient ist, at Twenty sixth and Carey avenue schedules晨 Sunday worship, Bible study, and a daily prayer hour from 2:30 to 4:30 pm. Congregational Church at Capital Revenue and 19th St notes morning worship and a New Year themed service for youth and families. First Baptist Church announces Sunday School and evening program, with the theme The New World Movement. First Methodist Episcopal Church on Corl Ave and East Nineteenth St lists Sunday School at 9:45 am, morning worship, and a sermon tied to Life's By-Product.
Fragmentary notice details a church service and a Wednesday reception. The text mentions a 9:1 setting, Sarees wv echool, and Hitt doraing worship with an abana subject. Readers should consult the original page for full event specifics.
De. Parker devotes much of her time to welfare work. She serves on the board of directors of the Connecticut State Farm for Women and on the executive board of the Connecticut association. She also chairs the legislation committee of the Connecticut Congress of Mothers.
The Plumb Plan League of Cheyenne will hold a meeting Monday night to interest railroad unions in the Plumb Plan movement. The league also intends to start a membership campaign soon.
Insurance agents demanded a change in the fire department’s schedule. Mayor Taylor announced a new 48 hour on duty and 24 hour off plan for 16 firefighters to ensure two thirds are on duty, addressing underwriter concerns and worker loyalty while denying imminent strikes.
Mr Taylor argued the employer’s duty is to provide the service paid for and accused some firemen of not performing it. He questioned the necessity of sending the hook and ladder truck in addition to the first truck in response to alarms, noting the big truck was not always required.
Colton California January report notes two former servicemen Chester Hart and Seth Hartley earning 17008 dollars through half a year of hard work and shrewd trading after leaving the army. They swapped uniforms for overalls and built a profitable venture in their city.
The operation planted land to sweet corn and harvested over 200 000 stra of corn while supplying 40 000 cars daily for a period to a railroad house system and to dining cars of the Santa Fe. They sold Tropico Rancho land, 55 acres of alfalfa near Devore, and other property for 10 000. Father praises their success while Chester remains with the oil company.
President Wilson decides not to exercise powers under the McNary Sugar control act and will not authorize purchase and distribution of the Cuban sugar crop.
A reader details a home made cough syrup using 14 ounces of Pinex mixed with plain syrup to fill a pint bottle. The remedy is claimed to relieve coughs within 24 hours and aid throat irritation, with Pinex described as a concentrated Norway pine extract. The note urges asking a pharmacist for 2½ ounces of Pinex with directions and guarantees satisfaction or money back.
A statement from Washington says the president, acting on facts and the recommendation of the Advisory Board, has decided that the option should not be exercised. The message emphasizes a cautious approach at the White House.
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