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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1919
Page
11
Roosevelt's final Metropolitan Magazine article urges reconstruction measures after the war. He advocates keeping wages, expanding worker representation on boards, and immigration controls, plus voting rights for women by federal amendment. Economic reports follow, listing cattle, hogs, and sheep prices and receipts at Omaha and regional markets.
A 19th century style home remedy advises catarrhal deafness and head noises relief by mixing one ounce of Parmint double strength with four pints of hot water and a little granulated sugar. Take a full spoonful four times daily to clear nostrils ease breathing and stop mucus drainage. The ad suggests the treatment is quick and inexpensive and suitable for Cryturrhal Deafness or head noises.
Minneapolis grain prices on January 7 show barley 89 to 98 cents, rye No. 2 at $1.56 to $1.67, bran $60.00, corn $1.50 to $1.52, oats 69 cents, flax $2.63 to $2.65. Market brief notes slight price ranges across commodities.
At a recent directors meeting the bank added 60000 to surplus, bringing total capital and surplus to 300000. The increases support expansion and depositor protection as Cheyenne’s long standing financial institution invites customers.
The U S Supreme Court dismissed an Arkansas case on the migratory bird law, effectively invalidating the federal regulation. Wyoming had proposed aligning state closed seasons with the federal rules in 1917, but the Wyoming game bill failed to pass.
In Oyster Bay on January 7 a tale of Roosevelt's epitaph circulated as W A Rogers the cartoonist and close friend sent a volume inscribed to Theodore Roosevelt. Roosevelt replied that if he could choose his own epitaph he would select Rogers words, sparking patriotism.
The next world press congress is set for November 11 1919 in Sydney New South Wales Australia. Dr Walter Williams of Missouri president now in Tokio chose the date after a cable from Newton Walea premier. The congress, begun in 1915 in San Rancloco, includes journals from 44 countries, postponed by war from 1918.
In a cablegram to Dr. Williams Premier Wolman lauds the press for fostering international harmony that made victory possible. He looks to an early congressional session as an occasion to advance understanding and complete the work.
The first of four army airplanes led by Maj. Albert B. Smith landed at Hazelhurst field Mineola at 6 30 pm after a 63 hour flight from San Diego. The military team reported the crossing as a successful transcontinental flight.
Wm Barnes of San Antonio Texas writes that Foley's Honey and Tar relieved his flu associated cough after pneumonia and helped him sleep. He asserts the remedy cost him only 1.20 to cure the obstinate cough and urges others to try it.
In Perth Amboy New Jersey a woman describes severe female troubles causing dizziness fainting and backache she nearly needed surgery. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports improvement and recommends it to others including her sister.
Mr William Henry Whitcheid announces the marriage of his daughter Lucretia Fleming to Cohn Stephens Payne on Tuesday December 31 1914 in Denver Colorado The bride is remembered for her years with Cheyenne high school faculty The couple resides at Growland ranch Walden Colorado where the groom is in the stock raising business
The U S Supreme Court rules the Webb Kenyon law forbidding liquor shipments into dry states is constitutional and valid for regulating interstate commerce. Wyoming liquor dealers face shipments into Nebraska South Dakota Montana Idaho Utah and Colorado as neighboring states turn dry. The Montana dry status was established January 3 ending liquor traffic.
Senator Kendrick will address the twenty second annual American livestock association convention in Denver at Broadway from January 21 to 22. Featured speakers include David Puston secretary of agriculture Henry Stuart former Virginia governor William Colyer FTC chairman Clay Tallman land office commissioner J A Kendrick Wyoming senator and other federal officials.
A program of music is arranged for the Woman's club frat meeting this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Carnegie club room. A board meeting follows at 2:30 with potential changes due to flu epidemic absences.
The double funeral for Alma Thrasher and her sister Lillian Thrasher will be held at 2 pm today at Early chapel. Rev. E E Brave will officiate. Alma died Sunday after a brief illness from influenza and Lillian died yesterday morning from the same illness.
The New Princess theater presents a long high quality vaudeville bill this afternoon and evening marking the return of vaudeville after a three month gap. Canadian sensation Bline Devila headlines with songs and stories while the rest of the act promises strong performances and audience delight.
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