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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
3
Mrs G Nath entertains the polles' judiciary of the B of L B at 713 East Twenty-aeo und this afternoon with Mrs Branamean as co host. The Cheyenne Art club meets this afternoon at the Carnegie Library. Army members return to city after service at Camp Jackson South Carolina and Camp Gordon Georgia.
Frank Jones and his small daughter Patricia returned from Vancouver Washington where they saw Captain Frank Jones disbursing officer for the spruce division at Vancouver barracks and expect furlough in February. Mrs Jones and daughter stay with Mrs Jones parents the Irwins. Mrs Blaney reports her husband Corporal Slaney in France with the army of occupation and souvenirs from Germany including helmets and a belt. Centennial Petroleum holds stockholders meeting in Torrington with directors re-elected for eight years. Goshen dome drilling planned in Goshen county. Mr and Mrs C B Miller move to Casper and their daughter goes to Rock Springs. Arthur Bruder to move into 119 East Eighteenth. Miss Langner to study at Laramie after attending Nebraska and joining Alpha Chi Omega. Kale Taylor returns to duties in state office after pneumonia. Roscoe Bhutt and Claude P F Dal to receive discharge letters from Buxana Petroleum.
An article discusses federal soldiers colonization plans led by Franklin K. Land and the Interior Department. It outlines proposed state and federal cooperation, a requested hundred million dollar appropriation, and Wyoming’s approved reclamation projects. A meeting at the Industrial Club is planned to discuss the proposal with legislators.
A promotional plea urges readers to mail a cutout to Foley and Co. in Chicago for a trial package. The offer includes Poleys Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills for pains and rheum, and Forey ers Rablett as a laxative, with instructions to include name and address.
Winnipeg dispatch reports Major G W Andrews stating the Goldiers Settlement Act will shape postwar Canada by opening millions of idle acres to settlers under a twenty year plan with 1 percent down, 6 percent interest, and $400 for a home plus $2,500 for livestock and improvements. The act aims to move land near railways to soldiers and other settlers to boost farming nationwide.
A dispatch says Riga is largely in Bolshevik control with Neu Guia seized by Bolshevik forces. Mittoff’s region is flooded with refugees while the city suffers fires and Soviet orders, as German troops evacuate.
Paris dispatch reports a new agreement to confine information to daily bulletins at the peace conference, with delegates from Britain and the United States opposing the plan while French Italian and Belgian delegates support it. Newspaper editors protest and urge open coverage, citing President Wilson.
The Superior Labor Council of Italy backs a reconstruction program stressing increased production through national coordination, wartime to peacetime industry shifts, and public works. It calls for a public labor domain, emigration regulation, and elevating workers into government and technical education roles.
Draft measures propose allocating draft animals to agriculture and fertilizer to fight malaria, promote colonization by extending cultivation laws to unpopulated areas, create new villages and aqueducts, and develop public lands with subsidies and easy loans.
Generally fair conditions expected for Thursday and Friday. Cooler temperatures will affect the northeast portion of the area.
An old newspaper fragment touts Dr King’s New Discovery for stubborn coughs colds and grippe. The ad claims rapid action and urges readers to ask druggists for the remedy priced 60 cents and 1.20 dollars.
A puzzled reader seeks help with digestive discomfort. The note mentions medical advice from a doctor and asks for practical, non graphic guidance to ease irregular bowel function.
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