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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1919
Page
7
A long list of individuals with names and home towns or counties across Wyoming, including multiple entries for towns like Cheyenne Casper Laramie Gillette and others. The column appears to be a roster of senators or delegates with associated addresses or hotels in various counties.
Harrisburg reports industrial accidents in Pennsylvania fell over three years, with 1918 injuring 284 844 workers and 3 402 fatalities. Despite fewer injuries, 1918 fatalities rose vs 1917, while workers compensation payouts reached 10 036 712. London agents threaten strike over higher wages.
Archangel Jan 25 report that due to paper shortages among distant northern front units American soldiers are sending home messages on birch bark postcards. The bark medium is used because standard letter paper is unavailable in supply lines.
Article argues for clearer tax laws and simpler administration to reduce business burdens. It notes rising tax reporting costs, harmful compliance pressure, and questions whether current taxes merit their administrative data needs. Financial figures show year ending 1918 with receipts and disbursements totaling about 99,881.98.
Multiple 1920s style classified ads seek capable salesmen for Wyoming and Cleveland. Offers include commissions, expenses, and steady daily earnings claims, with addresses in Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago and St. Louis for applicants. Some emphasize government demand and large territories.
Wanted to rent a two or three room housekeeping space or furnished house. Couple without children seek modern dwelling. Phone 545.
Classified ad text offers agent opportunities from multiple firms promoting earnings from selling kerosene heaters and historical books. It touts high commissions, free outfits, and rapid profits, with companies in Columbus Cincinnati Chicago Detroit Philadelphia seeking canvassers and sales reps.
Promises rapid, drug free relief from urinary and prostate issues. Claims doctors and specialists endorse a home method. Offers free illustrated booklet and testimonials from Steubenville Ohio company Electrothermal Co. 278 Harr icon Ridge.
State agents can earn 500 to 1000 monthly selling a house to house article sold by exclusive rights. The item repeats every two or three months and can be sold by anyone in cities towns or country across the territory. It promotes simple 64 coupon washing device packaged in tape with no spills, bottles, or walls to bother. Returns mention Portland Oregon Dept. 1 974 4 Oak St.
Readers are invited to obtain six months free issues and guidance on acquiring a proactive farm and pleasant home in Montana’s top wheat, alfalfa, and livestock region. The notice promises good markets, schools, churches, friendly neighbors, phones, and rural routes, seeking energetic parties to start quickly.
New York January 25 AP appeal to women released from knitting for the Red Cross to make protectors for wounded sailors and soldiers with amputations. A model garment by Mrs Chauncey M Depew has been approved by medical officers and aims to shield tender stumps from cold. the Navy Knitting Committee seeks widespread help to cover all disabled men.
A blue circular patch with a white A inside a circle is approved as the insignia of the Third American army based at Coblenz. All officers and enlisted men in the army of occupation may wear the emblem on the left upper chest.
The department of commerce and labor ordered Mexican consuls and commercial representatives in the United States to report immediately which articles are badly needed in Mexico and can be exported without delay. Data on priorities is requested.
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