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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1919
Page
6
The ad claims Sloan's Liniment gives quick relief for rheumatic pains sprains and neuralgia. It asserts immediate penetration without staining and urges readers to get a generous bottle from their druggist today.
England's war dog program trained and deployed collies shepherds lurchers and crosses for messenger guard and reconnaissance roles. Dogs carried messages through rain shell fire and darkness and even relayed critical maps, aiding French units and earning praise for sentry and guard duties on multiple fronts.
Orlie Kidney argues lawmakers should enact a herd law to favor homesteaders over cattle and sheep men. He contends fences are costly, range cattle devastate crops, and homesteaders would develop grains, vegetables, and stock, reducing losses and boosting development in Wyoming.
Ignacio Morelos Zaragoza former federal general opposed the government in Nuevo Leon. Captured at a Nuevo Leon ranch, he is being taken to Monterey for trial. He defended Tampico under Muerta, fled to the United States, then returned to operate with Juan Almagán and is of advanced age. The capture caused excitement in Monterey where he is well known and has many relatives.
Viscount Dillon longtime trustee chair of the National Portrait Gallery in London is 76. War relief worker in France is 57, hailing from New York. Beatrice Harraden, Beatrice Harraden, Marcus A. Smith of Arizona, and Charlee B. Ni¢haus each observe birthday anniversaries with roots in Hempstead Rogland Cincinnati and Cynthiana Ky.
A Zanzibar letter from a Church of England priest laments German colonial policy in German East Africa. He describes thirst and desertion among German troops, brutal treatment of Africans, and propaganda about British cruelty. The missive argues for liberty under British rule and calls for continued Allied victory and Christian liberty across the colony.
The 207th anniversary of Frederick the Great founder of Prussian military tradition is noted as Fred Harding is named palindromic bishop for the District of Columbia. Colorado cattle and stock grower associations hold their annual convention in Denver. The sports calendar lists racing in New Orleans and Havana, a New York golf meeting, and several boxing and wrestling bouts across the country.
A garbled OCR slice lists historical dates and events from 1830 to 1910 including Henry J. Raymond’s birth and death, the Augusta arsenal seizure, British Commons closure, Woolson’s death, Edward VII’s proclamation, canal commissions, and early WWI era skirmishes, all jumbled with broken spellings and misprints.
Wyoming may be proud of the war record of farm boys and girls for the year just closed. Through production and conservation of food they served in a vital field, with May 1917 enrolment of 628 more members and detailed gains across gardens, poultry, pork, canning, and garments. Net profit totaled 18 064 46 dollars from 23 596 86 value of goods, with costs at 5 043 40. Canning yielded 8 707 quarts and 957 jars. poultry produced 4 196 chicks. pork 19 822 pounds. lambs saved 1 938. 851 bushels potatoes grown. sowing girls made 341 garments.
London reports discuss air transport for daily travel and economy as Bonar Law flies from London to Scotland. Observers note potential passenger and mail routes to Paris, with ideas of using large two hour flights and 41 passenger aircraft while noting the limited prior air carriage in England.
Mexico City reports a plan to distribute national lands to small farmers and ranchers, with state supervision in Coahuila, Nuevo Leon, Chiapas and Chihuahua. It includes irrigation and natural resource conservation, plus proposed labor laws to eight hour workdays, wage protection, worker hygiene, accident compensation, and arbitration of disputes.
In Mexico City a prisoner Oviedo linked to the auto thief gang is killed in Franchouico penitentiary. The gang, active since 1916 17, conducted raids using forged credentials, robbed houses, and clashed with police along the Paseo de la Reform. Several key suspects die, stalling official cases.
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