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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1919
Page
7
Clear conditions with a normal temperature range. The mean temperature is 43 degrees with a 3 degree rise in the last day. Highest 60 degrees at 2 pm and a low of 26 degrees at 6:45 am. Normal precipitation since January 1 stands at 0.10 inch.
A Japanese correspondent writes from Naples on January 10 about four weeks at the front. He observes calm conditions, orderly streets, and humane scenes, contrasting with disbelief at war’s quiet beauty against the harsh reality of front life and official gatekeeping.
A narrator recalls the courage of Italian soldiers and their faith from a battlefield across Maser district and Asolo hills. He praises unnamed heroes aiding the wounded and a Japanese volunteer who carries a wounded comrade, then crosses the Piave under fire to reclaim Montello territory.
Promoters of the Mississippi valley foreign trade convention expect a two day session in New Orleans beginning Monday with attendance surpassing early forecasts. Delegations from over a score of states will include merchants manufacturers bankers shippers and transporters. The gathering aims to form a Valley wide foreign trade development bureau and secure steamship links from Gulf ports to Mexico Central and South America the Orient Australia Africa and Europe.
The District Court of Natrona County Wyoming notifies all creditors and interested parties that administrator P. T. Kindras has filed his first and final account and petition for distribution. Objects must be filed within thirty days after the last publication, or before March 3 1919. If no objections are filed the administrator will proceed to final settlement. Dated Cheyenne January 11 1919. P. T. Kindras Administrator. W. Q. Phelan Attorney for Estate. Jan 11 18 25 Feb 1
A holder of more than ten percent of The Good Hope Mining and Reduction Company gives notice of a special stockholders meeting at The International Hotel Cheyenne Wyoming at 2 PM February 5 1919. Purpose to renew term extend and continue the corporation under Colorado law. Louis Weiss dated January 11 18 25 February 1.
Notices announce stockholders meet at First National Bank Building Cheyenne Wyoming on January 13, 1919 at 10 AM to elect five directors and review officers reports. Secretary John D. Clark of Cheyenne. Also Mine Owners Association of Wyoming calls annual directors meeting January 20, 1919 at 511 First National Bank Building Cheyenne, Wyoming. Secretary D C Wanamaker.
In Ames New York, a large exhibition displays nearly one hundred paintings from French Italian and American schools plus rugs and art objects. The Dennis vase, famed as the era’s premier cameo glass, is highlighted among items from the Oliver Ames estate. The collection includes Inness paintings, Venetian glass, Morgan porcelain, marbles and porcelain, with dispersal planned for next week.
Within ten days I will sell 2600 shares of Hutton Lake Oil and Gas Co. stock at 8 cents per share due to sickness and urgent need for money. Present market value is 0.00. Send replies to Box 639 Laramie Wyoming.
Today marks anniversaries for several public figures. Rear Admiral Leigh C. Palmer, James M. Lynch, Scott Wilson, James H. Fiustis, and William Spry are listed as having birthdays, with origins including Missouri Mansius New York City Falmouth Me and England.
Mr and Mrs Jones and family of Colorado take possession of the H H Smith place after H C Adams sold his interests to the Jones brothers. Eli Moorhouse visits Cheyenne on business and recovers from illness. Hiner school votes to rename Grand View school, held a Christmas program. Jamiesons visit Johns home. Browns visit Moorhouse and plan move to South Dakota after selling their farm.
Rt Reverend Thomas J Bowling marks 30 years as bishop of Hamilton Ontario. Visitors gather for the Southern Cattlemen's Association convention in New Orleans. Appalachian Logging Congress meets in Lexington Kentucky. The Pennsylvania and Atlantic Seaboard Hardware Association opens its annual convention and exhibition in Pittsburgh. A New York City conference invites labor organizers to plan a New York labor party.
Dame William Howard, a seasoned diplomat with prior service in Washington and as acting ambassador, is highlighted for the British ambassadorial role to the United States. Born in 1863, he passed the diplomatic service exam at 22 and held posts in Carna von, Berlin, Crete, and as minister to Switzerland and Sweden, with long ties to the embassy in W. Ton.
Highlights include 1815 birth of Sir John A. Macdonald in Glasgow and 1780 birth of Francis Scott Key in Frederick County. Other entries note Port Royal earthquake damage, 1865 Missouri abolishes slavery ordinance, and 1916 French front setbacks as World War I headlines.
One year ago today on the western front seven Canadians received Victoria Crosses for acts of heroism as British and French forces bombarded enemy positions near Vianberg before Cambrai and St. Quentin.
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