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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1920

Page

14

Farm Co operative Seed Purchase Plan Urged

County Agricultural Agent Mitchell Wilkins urges farmers to join the Laramie County Farm Bureau seed purchase plan. A two list letter asks for desired seed kinds and quantities and for offerings of seed for sale with price. Seed is scarce due to drought and orders for seed must be in by February 1. Only popular grain varieties will be ordered including oats wheat corn millet alfalfa rye sunflower and potatoes.

Mitchell Wilkins Laramie

Rivers and Harbors Pork Barrel Bill Slashed

Washington reports the rivers and harbors appropriation bill for the next fiscal year has been reduced to 12.4 million dollars from the submitted total. Of this, 7 million funds improvement work, 5 million maintenance, and 4 million for survey purposes. The plan allows the secretary of war to allot funds to works as maintenance needs arise.

Washington Secretary of War

Fashion changes loom as tailors convene in Atlantic City

In Atlantic City on January 20 the National Association of Merchant Tailors opens its tenth annual convention. Officials say radical new styles will be shown with cuffs and shoulder lines under review and many dramatic alterations expected for the coming year.

Atlantic City N. J National Association of Merchant Tailors

Guard Girls at 16 and Brothers at 14

Dallas file notes warn parents that 16 is the danger point for girls and 14 for boys. Ed S Lauderdale reports to juvenile court that 523 white boys were processed with 120 in their fourteenth year, and 42 of 408 girls were in their sixteenth year, indicating higher delinquency at these ages.

Ed. S. Lauderdale Dallas Lauderdale

Veteran Officers Acting as Bailiff in District Court

John Nolan, after 25 years with the Gheyenne police, serves as bailiff in the United States district court replacing William Faust who is confined at home with a fractured hip after a fall.

John Nolan Gheyenne William Faust United States District Court Faust

All School Trustees Receive School Journal

Laramie county school boards vote that every trustee receives the Wyoming School Journal. Thirty subscriptions are paid from the association treasury and sent to Mr. DeHoff, secretary of the state trustees' association. Laramie county leads with 100 percent subscription as the Journal becomes official organ with a new board department. The state teachers' and trustees' associations plan joint efforts to better address school issues.

Laramie Wyoming Lander State Teachers’ Association State Trustee's Association

Women Tax Rules for 1919 Income Report

The collector notifies women with income to file federal returns under the 1919 rules. Unmarried widowed or separated women may owe tax if their net income exceeds 4000, with exemptions of 1000 plus 200 per dependent under 18 or disabled. married women with separate income file separately, while joint returns are common.

Internal Revenue L. A. Miller

1920 System Calendars Available From National Bank

The Stocked rowers National Bank has received another shipment of its popular System Calendars and will distribute them to patrons who call within the next few days. If you haven't secured your 41920 calendar, call at once since the supply will likely be exhausted soon.

Rowers National Bank Adv

January white sale timbers lingerie colors headline

The piece describes January white sale items focusing on lingerie rather than linens. It highlights three imported French models in flesh colored crepe de chine with black lace and pink accents, noting black is a popular feature and that these pieces suit both day and evening wear.

Pretty Helen Ferguson's Hats Show Scrappy Style

Helen Ferguson, a versatile young woman, makes her own hats when shop offerings fall short. Her pride includes a broad brimmed silk hat in Wilson red with gold stitching and a white braid sport hat edged with green, both trimmed with ribbons, suited for golf and tennis.

Helen Wilson

Helen Ferguson Succeeds as Hat Aficionado at Goldwyn

Helen Ferguson has earned a reputation for wearing numerous hats at Goldwyn studios. In the Eminent Authors production Going Some by Rex Beach she plays a frivolous college girl and is noted for a blue silk hat with stitched brim and ribbon.

Helen Ferguson Goldwyn Studios Rex Beach

Twin Brothers in Custody for Theft in District Court

Merrill C G Larson and Clifford White, elevator boys in the Hynds building Cheyenne, were bound over to district court after waiving preliminary hearing. The pair claimed varying names while being questioned, each stating ages of 16, with histories of running away from a children's home in St Paul and a father in Hartland. They met in Omaha and moved to Cheyenne where they worked as elevator attendants.

Merrill CG. Larson Clifford White Hynds Cheyenne Laramie Salt Lake W. H. Edwards District Court Larson St. Paul Hartland Omaha

Discharged Cheyenne youths flee with stolen goods

Two boys earning 75 dollars a month as bright helpers at a Cheyenne building are discharged after taking uniforms jewelry gloves and a Colt automatic pistol. They fled toward Salt Lake City but were halted in Laramie. Baggage sent ahead contained items. authorities traced the theft and the fort sergeant implicated. The court reprimanded them for foolish acts and leaving promised opportunities.

Cheyenne Salt Lake City Laramie Salt Lake Fort Russell

Unclear fragment hints at formal cases and rent issues

The readable text mentions a thousand dollars and rent related to formal cases, but lacks coherent context or specifics to determine event, people, or place.

Annual Congregational Meeting This Evening

The annual meeting of the Congregational church will be held at 6:30 tonight in the church parlors. The Ladies Aid society will serve dinner at 50 cents per plate. The gathering aims to be social as well as a business session, and all members are urged to attend.

Congregational Church Ladies’ Aid Society

Neuhaus Achieves CPA Certification

Fred G. Neuhaus of 819 West Twenty sixth street has earned a certificate after completing a course preparing him to work as a certified public accountant.

Fred G. Neuhaus West Twenty-sixth Street

Yellow Mustard for Sore Throat Remedy

Old fashioned remedies offer relief for sore throats and chest pain. Yellow mustard plaster or poultice has long been used to ease soreness inflamed airways and congestion but can blister. Heat and Begg's mustard paste provide quicker relief without blistering though price is 30 or 60 cents.

Begg

How Much Tobacco Will My Heart Stand

A health warning on tobacco use describes how nicotine harms the heart and urges quitting with Nicotol. It cites Dr. Connor and a local druggist backing a money-back guarantee, recommending a trial to prove quitting is easier with the remedy. The piece names Roedel Drug Co as a seller offering the guarantee.

Connor Johns Hopkins Hospital Roedel Drug Co

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