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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1918
Page
5
Senator John B Kendrick recounts a European trip to observe World War I’s front lines. He notes Atlantic peril, submarine threats, heavy shipping needs, civilian and military mobilization, and European resolve in a war for democracy.
An old health note claims meat eating clogs kidneys leading to rheumatism liver trouble and nervous disorders. It recommends Jad Salts four ounces daily in water with lemon lithia to flush kidneys and purify urine, preserving kidney function and preventing complications.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Lodge 458 hosts its annual grand ball at Hagles Hall in Kopald with the Union Orchestra providing music. Dances named from Fort Russell to Berlin honor soldiers, with Jesse James Ford Neteell and John Hehne leading the committee. A luncheon follows and Cheyenne residents are invited.
F P Woods was re-elected chairman of the Republican National Congressional Campaign Committee by unanimous vote. Officers named include Julius Kahn California as vice chairman W R Wood Indiana as secretary Kh H Wason New Hampshire as treasurer Mason B Scott West Virginia. A by-laws revision subcommittee was appointed with Graham Mondell and Senator Sutherland.
Mrs. P. F. Collins and P. S Coe confirm the death of H. G. Poe, a cousin, in a Yaqui raid near the Mexican border. Poe, a commercial traveler for a business firm, was aboard a railroad passenger train attacked weeks ago. initial reports misidentified him.
The Walsh family thanks friends Cheyenne lodge No 1 IOOF and Rebeccas for kindness assistance and floral offerings on the death of Joseph Sludek. Signed by Mr and Mrs John Walsh and Mr Hod Mre H Ki or.
Sheridan Wyoming January date features Theodore Diers federal food administrator detailing a wartime program to cut wheat and meat use. Two wheatless days Monday and Wednesday, one wheatless meal daily, one meatless day Tuesday, two porkless days Tuesday and Saturday, with emphasis on using non wheat cereals, fish, poultry, eggs, and conserving butter and sugar.
Paris January 29 The British Prime Minister David Lloyd George Viscount Milner and Italian Premier Orlando with General Alfieri Italian minister of war arrived in Paris from London for the first supreme war council meeting.
Washington January 29 The United States proposal that German commissioned officers held as prisoners receive the pay of their rank in return for similar privileges for American officers in Germany has not elicited any reply from Germany. The war department announced no progress has been made.
New York physicians including Dr. Schuyler C. Jaques and Dr. Ferdinand King advocate organic iron, specifically Nuxated Iron, to treat iron deficiency in American women. They claim improved strength, endurance, and rosy cheeks after a few weeks, warn against traditional iron forms, and note the product is not a patent medicine but widely prescribed by European and American doctors.
City council met in regular session at 1 30 p m with a quorum present. Minutes from January 21 were approved. Fire department and city engineers reported on safety defects at Amuse Lyric and Atlas theaters and recommended improvements. An ordinance on sidewalk cleaning was read first time and held. A resolution accepted an offer from the Frontier committee to sell Talbot’s Grove block 38 to the city. The session adjourned.
The Lusktime Oil company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on October per the secretary of state. The object of the company is to buy operate and deal in oil lands wells pipelines and refineries and to perform all necessary acts for lawful gains and stock operations.
Mellars, divided in three million shires for a par value of one hundred dollars, holds a fifty year term. Operations will be in Lusk Niobrara County Wyoming under the control of directors. First year directors include Loi Muer Ralph E B Dyke Chas Miller Manito Clasby and R J Shull. Clyde F E Zachman is the company agent and attorney at Newcastle Wyoming.
An early 20th century advertises PAZO OINTMENT as a cure for piles with relief claimed after the first application. The copy lists symptoms like stinging burning itching and prostatic-like protrusions and asserts rapid relief and money back guarantees if not cured.
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