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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1917
Page
13
Local notices list visits from Omaha and Minneapolis business people. Cheyenne hotel guests, taxi services, and a new sulfur bath cabinet at Lister's Beauty Parlors are noted with phone numbers and addresses. Visitors include D Love from Omaha, J F Murias from Minneapolis, A Bera from Terre Haute, and F W Harkins from Boston.
The J. Ross Carpenter residence on Mast Eighteenth Street was sold to T. Blake Kennedy for about $20,000. Carpenter plans a smaller modern home in Cheyenne and may stay. Kennedy, a leading attorney, says the property is an investment and hints at possible additions or conversion to a hotel or apartment.
Members of council 801 Knights of Columbus report a Detroit supreme council plan to create a special war fund. They will impose a $2 assessment per member to support Catholic soldiers, aligning with YMCA efforts without duplicating them. Cheyenne council members intend to exceed the minimum and send funds to national headquarters.
Nearly 1000 horses and mules face glanders outbreak at the Fort Snelling military training camp in Minnesota. Ten horses showed illness with preliminary glanders diagnosis. veterinarians expected to confirm tests today.
Acting Governor Frank L. L. Holly will introduce ex Treasury Secretary Leslie M. Shaw, who will discuss the evolution of governmental affairs and share war truths not widely known. The event highlights the chautauqua system’s financial strain as guarantors face a deficit and residents are urged to support the program as a civic necessity.
An overnight Cheyenne storm tested the U P storm sewer as rain flooded Capitol avenue briefly. No basements inundated and only minor damage reported, with a broken window at the Famous cafe attributed to lightning. Most water drained through 24 inch L P pipes, officials say.
Washington says the July 10 America's commission to Russia headed by Elihu Root has virtually completed its work in the new democracy and will soon start for home. Administration officials express great satisfaction over the mission's accomplishments.
Guande on duty at the Gallup American Fuel company was fired on last night. No trace of the attackers found. About 150 striking miners have left the city as IWW members arrive from nearby areas.
Dr Ferdinand King asserts organic iron, not metallic iron, restores vitality for modern American women. An advertisement cites Susie Smiths mother and others gaining strength and rosy cheeks within weeks by taking Nuxated Iron. Claims include increased endurance, improved nerves, and rapid health improvements with a strict dosage and doctor endorsements.
Washington reports 1296 war volunteers accepted yesterday raising total enlistments since April to 141 SOA 40 VU remains to be filled.
A July report from Boston notes relocation of a war emergency group under protective order. The body received a recommendation from its governing board and discussed funding and membership totals for the year. Endorsed resolutions support President Wilson's wartime stance. The convention city spans Atlantic City to Seattle.
A fragment lists public frustration over congressional inaction and criticizes speculators for padding prices paid by consumers, suggesting ongoing tension between lawmakers and the public over price protections.
An unfinished report outlines a push to inform the public via a committee. It warns that farmers and producers may suffer if the legislation stalls, stressing urgency for passage to ensure peace and avoid wider disruption.
The article links a coated tongue and bad breath to liver function and general debility. It warns that toxins can form in the body, affecting the tongue, teeth, eyes, joints, and blood pressure, and suggests that a purifying remedy may help remove these poisons.
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