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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1919
Page
7
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous senators and addresses across Wyoming towns such as Cheyenne Gillette Powell Sheridan Lusk Rock Springs and others with notes like in hospital and at various Plains hotels. The text reads as a roll call or directory snippet without a clear narrative or outcome.
A long roll call from Albany to Weston counties includes numerous individuals with residences and hotel affiliations such as Laramie Rosier and the Plains hotel. Names like J A Stevenson Glenrock A F Brubaker and W J Walla appear among seats and districts across Converse Crook Natrona Washakie and Platte counties.
Italian socialist leaders Hurico Ferri and Filippo Turall praised President Wilson in a deputies’ session. They hailed the Wilsonian peace aims, calling for abolition of standing armies and conscription and government control of arms manufacture to curb private arms interests. They urged peace framed by Wilson’s six points and the League of Nations.
Francis B. McGavvern, former governor’s report of Wisconsin, born near Kik Hart, Wisconsin, 62 years ago today, attended Dickinson College near Concord, Delaware.
The estate of Susan Ternes in the First Judicial District Wyoming has a final account and petition for distribution filed with the District Court clerk. Creditors may examine the account and file objections within 30 days after the publication date, January 28, 1919. If no objections are filed, final settlement will be made.
Classified recruitment brief seeking salesmen in Wyoming and across the U S. offers include permanent positions with high commissions, weekly advances, and attractive contract terms. multiple firms advertise carburetor, headlight, and book selling opportunities with free outfits and rapid earnings.
The Pennsylvania division of the Woman's Land Army of America backs a memorial tree planting to honor soldiers and sailors who died in World War I. The resolution was sent to Charles Lathrop Puck, president of the American Forestry Association, with endorsements from the Women's Association of Commerce and the Women's Farm and Garden Association. The association urges registering planted trees and reporting to P. S. Ridale in Washington.
United States files libel against 175 cases of Maples Brand tomato ketchup imported from Chicago and shipped via Montana Colorado to Rock Springs Wyoming. Marshal Hudson to convene court in Cheyenne on February 17, 1919 to hear claims and condemn or forfeit the goods.
A crowded ad page mixes medical claims for prostate disorders with sales pitches and business notices. It touts a roomful of get rich quick schemes, real estate offerings, mortgages, and stock sales from operators in Ohio Illinois South Dakota Wyoming Montana and Manitoba with names like Electrothermal Co Jerome Landt Phillip Lawrence Hutton Lake and Blazedell & Howland.
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