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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1917
Page
13
Cheyenne hosts a parade of visitors from Newcastle Denver New York and San Francisco including J R Baird Mrs W B Hartigan and C A Duniway. A Messenger service announces rate changes after January 1 and promotes prompt city calls.
The U S wool demonstration car of the agriculture department arrived in Cheyenne en route to Douglas as part of a two week Wyoming tour. Led by Jas F Wilson and W O McWhorter with Prof J A Hill, the exhibit travels to Douglas Casper Wheatland Bonneville Worland Medicine Bow Rawlins Green River Granger Evanston and showcases wool grading, from wool to cloth, and the Australian system.
Superintendent Fee reports only two complaints about the new high school longer day plan sent to parents. He says most parents approve and expects scholarships to improve as the plan takes effect today.
A Jackson Hole report records temperatures at 69 below zero and notes heavy stock losses with nineteen cattle freezing to death in a single herd.
The United States Senate quickly confirmed the president’s nomination of Captain David W. Taylor as rear admiral, praising him as the foremost naval constructor and designer of ships.
A summary of Senate bills including S. F. No. 53 by Kendall to suppress the tramp evil and criminalize unlawful riding on trains with constable provisions. F. No. 564 by Riner to regulate automobiles and motorcyclists under Wyoming law. F. No. 55 by Sheveard amending statutory sections. F. No. 56 by Hall licensing surveyors engineers with bonds and oaths. F. No. 67 by Hinckly on licensing billiard halls, all referred to respective committees.
Mrs J H Beggs of Washington urges women's organizations nationwide to send delegations to march in the inaugural parade. Invitations went to each state governor. She believes recent official recognition of women warrants their participation in the presidential installation ceremony.
A small package of Hamburg Dreast Tea, called Hamburger Brust Thee in German, is sold at Way Pharmacy. A tablespoonful is brewed with boiling water, strained, and drunk as a teacup. The tea is claimed to open pores relieve congestion loosen the bowls and break a cold. described as inexpensive and entirely vegetable and harmless.
A ledger of proposed measures includes HB 111 licensing berber shops, HB 112 tuberculin testing for dairy cows, HB 114 road construction and state aid, HB 114 prohibiting corrupt practices, and numerous amendments covering finance, minerals, wildlife, and public safety. The list shows multiple committees and opponents, with references to judiciary, sanitary and medical affairs, and public affairs.
Cincinnati authority Anis touts freecone as a drop on tender corns to dry and shed them quickly without pain. A quarter-ounce bottle coats feet easily from any drug store and claims to remove hard or soft corns or calluses. Millions of American women may welcome this for high heel wear.
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