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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1919
Page
3
Elizabeth Vaughan Winchester Phond 03 delivers cantata The Christ Child by B Hawley. The Methodist church quartet members are Mrs Archie Meyring Miss Helen Jolmea Wesley Dumm and W H Owen. Proceeds aid charitable work as quarantine delays performance.
The Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at Mrs Mawrice Groshon's home Saturday at 2 20 pm for important settlements. Cheyenne Delphian Society meets at Carnegie Library Thursday at 2 30 pm. The Ladies’ Railway Auxiliary and Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen plan 7 30 pm elections. Pythian Sisters held their first post influenza meeting Tuesday night.
Arthur Burder, visiting Denver over the holidays, plans to return to this city soon and take an apartment on East Eighteenth. Miss Elizabeth Winchester of the State Leader staff has been ill in Sheridan for a week after leaving Cheyenne just before Christmas to visit friends. Mrs. John Grainger of Russell Street will host the Baptist Young People's Union this evening at 7 30. Annual reports promise discussions on the year's events, including a note that influenza epidemics caused expenditures of slightly over $40.
Cheyenne city news notes frequent visitors from multiple towns including Denver, Evanston, Gillette, Pine Bluffs, Billings, Lander, Worland, Casper and Fremont county. Businesses advertise auto services, tires, batteries, and coal company offerings while several residents conduct state and regional business.
A Zionist meeting at Mt Sinai synagogue will discuss Palestine's future at the peace conference. Attendees will consider sending a Jewish representative and plan a local petition to gain support for representation. Members are urged to attend and sign the petition.
A call to keep children in school through public scholarships to prevent premature work. The piece cites a wage gap after age 16 between schooled and early workers, and outlines committee roles to establish scholarship programs with schools, clubs, and employers.
The International Nickel Company of Canada announced a $65.61 million refinery at Port Colborne Ontario near the Welland Canal, as a rapid response to postwar worker shortages. The plant will process nickel matte from Sudbury with output aimed at Bayonne New Jersey, while veterans are given light duties to ease reentry though some have vanished unexpectedly.
Secretary Rishel of the Utah State Automobile Association rejects the idea of vast arid western deserts as travel dead zones. He argues central routes offer shelter, fuel, and supplies, with growing transcontinental tours expected in 1919 as motorists dispel fears and traffic rises.
A home treatment claim offers Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar to reduce Eustachian tube inflammation and balance ear pressure. It asserts many patients improve hearing and even hear a watch tick, urging readers to share the formula with afflicted friends.
Berlin faces a state of siege as government troops occupy public buildings. A large mob stormed a major bank but was repelled by troops amid reports of continuing unrest. Vatican influence linked to rioting actions.
Government plant at Penniman Virginia shifts 150 munitions workers to another site. The receiving plant, already employing about 50 girls and women, plans dormitory and housing expansions to accommodate the transfer. United Feap manat service facilitates the move.
The National Livestock Association foresees extreme meat price profiteering after the food administration ends if packers retain control of cars, refrigeration and terminals. It urges railroads to operate these facilities to foster competition, and warns prices would rise while production could fall without action. If needed, it supports government licensing of packers and, as a last resort, government ownership of packing plants.
A box label promises relief for head and body pains from cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. The label notes only one Bromo Quinine tablet per dose and bears the signature Kk. W. Groves. Ad. note appears.
Local branch of the Jewish organization of America sets a mass meeting at Mount Sinai Synagogue on Sunday January 12 at 7 40 p m. Important business will be transacted. Lewis Lipson chairman Ida Br Davis secretary.
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