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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1920

Page

7

Cooperative seed purchase urged by Farm Bureau plan

County Agricultural Agent Mitchell Wilkins says the Laramie County Farm Bureau will buy seed for spring sowing on a cooperative basis. Farmers may mark desired seed types and amounts or indicate seed for sale. Seed grain is scarce in the drought district, but bankers will back customers to buy seed. Orders must be in by February first. only popular grain varieties will be ordered.

Mitchell Wilkins Laramie

Rivers and Harbors Bill Slashed to 12.4 Million

Washington reports the rivers and harbors appropriation bill for the next fiscal year is reduced to 12.4 million dollars from an earlier total. Of this amount seven million funds would go to improvement work, five million to maintenance, and four million to survey purposes. The plan allows the secretary of war to allocate funds to works where maintenance is needed.

Washington Secretary of War

Fashion changes loom at tailors convention

Atlantic City will host the National Association of Merchant Tailors tenth annual convention to decide next year’s men’s attire. The group says radical changes are arriving in styles and expects to push snappy new trends, including cuff designs and coat shapes.

Atlantic City N. J National Association of Merchant Tailors

Guard Girls at 16 and Brothers at 14

Dallas officials warn parents in a juvenile court report that 16 is the danger point for girls and 14 for boys. Lauderdale cites 120 of 523 white boys before court at age fourteen and 42 of 408 delinquent girls at sixteen.

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 U S district court replacing William Faust who is homebound due to a fractured hip from a recent fall.

John Nolan Gheyenne William Faust United States District Court Faust

All School Trustees Receive School Journal

The Laramie county association of district school boards voted that every county trustee should receive the Wyoming School Journal. Thirty subscriptions were funded from the association treasury and sent to Mr. DeHoff, secretary of the state trustees' association, who welcomed the gift. Laramie county reports a hundred percent subscription and the Journal will add a section on school boards to aid cooperation with the state teachers' association.

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

Women face federal income tax rules for 1919 earnings

The Collector of Internal Revenue advises women with income in 1919 that they must file returns if their net income meets the law. Unmarried, widowed, or separated women may qualify for exemptions, with head of family status granting additional relief. Married women with separate income may file separately. joint returns are common but not mandatory.

Internal Revenue L. A. Miller

Stocked Calendars Available From The National Bank

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

Rowers National Bank Adv

January Fashion: Lingerie Styles Go Beyond White

The January white sales spotlight lingerie misnamed as undergarments in colors rather than white. Three imported French models appear: a flesh crepe de chine combination with black lace accents, a pale blue with black lace motifs and satin straps, and a flesh pink edged short pantaloon with pink satin straps. These dainty pieces suit both tailored workwear and evening gowns.

Pretty Helen Ferguson Makes Her Own Hats

Helen Ferguson, a versatile young woman in Wilson, crafts her own hats when shops lack items. Her silk Wilson red hat with gold stitching and ribbon contrasts a white braid sport hat edged in green. Her pride in handmade millinery shows in golf and tennis leisure.

Helen Wilson

Helen Ferguson Tops Goldwyn Hats In Busy Film Role

Helen Ferguson has gained fame at Goldwyn studios for wearing many hats in her role as a frivolous young college girl in Going Some. She reportedly changes headwear daily, with a favorite blue silk hat described as versatile for motor trips and outdoor sports.

Helen Ferguson Goldwyn Studios Rex Beach

Twin brothers in custody for thal in district court

Merrill C G Larson and Clifford White two elevator pilots in the Hynds building were bound over to district court after waiving a preliminary hearing. The youths aged 16 gave inconsistent names during arraignment and described escapes from a children's home in St Paul and a railroad father in Hartland before arriving in Cheyenne.

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

Discharged Boys Leave Cheyenne for Salt Lake City

Two young workers paid 75 a month were discharged after promising good service at a building. They left a note for their landlady and took a pistol and jewelry from a case in their baggage. Police traced items to a Fort Russell sergeant, while judges urged them to face consequences and seek opportunity.

Tennants Harry P. Hynds al Leslie Pearlight School Business Colege Cheyenne Salt Lake City Laramie Salt Lake Fort Russell

Unclear OCR fragment reports legal fee or rent inquiry

Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases on fees and formal cases. No identifiable people, organizations, dates, or places are readable.

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 a plate. It is planned to make the gathering both social and business oriented, and all members are urged to attend.

Congregational Church Ladies’ Aid Society

Neuhaus Qualifies as Expert Accountant

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

Fred G. Neuhaus West Twenty-sixth Street

Yellow Mustard for Sore Throat Remedies

Old fashioned remedies offer relief for sore throat and chest ailments. Yellow mustard plasters and poultices were used for generations to ease pain, inflammation, and congestion, though they can blister. Begg's stearin mustard paste claimed quicker, blister free relief. available from druggists at 30 or 60 cents.

Begg

How Much Tobacco Will My Heart Stand

An anti tobacco ad argues the heart endures limited tobacco use before injury and death. It promotes Nicotol tablets as a quitting aid, citing Dr. Connor and local druggists with a money back guarantee from Roedel Drug Co.

Connor Johns Hopkins Hospital Roedel Drug Co

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