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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1919

Page

13

Daylight Saving Repeal Vetoed by Nation's Chief

President Wilson vetoed the daylight saving repeal within the agricultural appropriations bill. The sundry civil appropriation veto for disabled veterans rehabilitation was accepted by Congress. A new vote on repeal over the veto is expected in the House Monday as leaders push to repass the measure intact.

Washington Wilson Congress House Mondall Hughen Agricultural Committee

Civilization in Gravest Peril Continues on World Reform

Analyzed as a stepping stone from old to new international methods the article argues world reconstruction should cleanse rather than punish. It warns that signing the German treaty has not ended danger, urging renewed focus on problem solving amid Europe’s postwar devastation and disintegration.

Germany Europe Austria Poland Czecho- Slovakia

Frontier Broncho Busters and Steer Ropers Gather

Eddie McCarty reports twenty five contestants are en route for Frontier Days. Pred Berson and a large Texas Oklahoma New Mexico crowd are due Sunday night. Harry Walters with his relay horses joins Irwin Parson and Drumheller strings, bringing four top outfits to the grounds for Frontier week.

Eddie McCarty Omaha Pred Berson Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Indianapolis Ind Peoria Ill Aurora Harry Walters Irwin's Parson's Walters

Farmer Charged With Stealing One Sheep

James H. Hawkins a dry farmer west of Cheyenne is bound over to district court on grand larceny, bond set at 400. Prosecutor Charles B. Lane filed the complaint after a Correidale sheep hide linked Hawkins to a missing stock, with the brand of the Wyoming Correidale company found on the hide. Sheriff Smalley traced the sale to Cheyenne Wool Hide Company. A. H. Black of Casper arrived in Cheyenne Friday.

James H. Hawkins Cheyenne District Court Justice of the Peace W. H. Edwards Charles B. Lane Hawkins Happy Jack Road Wyoming Smalley Cheyenne Woolf Hide Company

Demobilization Plan Report Ties Fort Russell to 8 States

A Cheyenne report claims demobilization activities will rise at Fort D. A. Russell with Camp Funston to close as a demobilization point. If true, Russell would serve eight states Colorado Wyoming Montana Utah Idaho Kansas Nebraska and Missouri, pending fort confirmation.

Fort D. A. Russell Cheyenne Camp Funston Rams Kansas Nebraska Missouri Fort Russell Fort Colorado Wyoming Montana Utah Idaho United States

U S Tire Holds Conference At Hartford Factory

A conference of United States Tire service men was held recently at the Hartford factory. Attendees included staff from various plants. The meeting aimed to acquaint service personnel with the latest manufacturing data and tire maintenance techniques to extend mileage and advise consumers on best practices.

United States Tire Company Hartford Avery Staly

Bricks of Glass A Novel Building Idea Emerges

A new construction concept using glass bricks appears in European cities to admit light into hallways and basement levels. These bricks provide illumination while maintaining structural integrity and cost efficiency.

Mrs Waldman Recommends Foley’s Honey and Tar

A widow from Frespo Gal. recalls using Foley’s Honey and Tar for a lingering winter cough for 32 years and says it helps every time. The advertisement claims it treats bronchial grip and similar illnesses, is safe for children, contains no opiates, and is sold everywhere.

Panama Survey Task By Dr Owens Under President Bellaario

Dr Owens, director general of the thern commercial congress, was asked by Panama's President Bellaario to prepare an ecological survey of the country. The brief notes mention isotane measurements and spe- results, with emphasis on planning and assessment.

Owens Thern Commercial Congress Bellaario Panama Ap Eco

High Water Wrecks C. and S. Rails Washout Near Islay

A washout on the Colorado and Southern line at Danclo just north of Is lay occurred at 1 30 yesterday morning due to heavy rains. The track was cribbed and back in use by 3 30, with no train delays reported.

Colorado & Southern Danclo Islay

Carnival Coming to Frontier Week in Cheyenne

Russell Brothers' carnival will be a feature of Frontier week in Cheyenne. It is larger than any prior visit and will require thirty two cars to deliver its show in four city blocks. Site selection is pending. Visitors include George Goff of Lusk Horace Snider from Buffalo and Mrs. E McCarty of Cheyenne.

Russell Brothers Cheyenne

Race Horses Arrive in Cheyenne for August Races

Horses from Clarksburg W Va and other eastern venues arrived in Cheyenne at 4 30 yesterday in record time ahead of August contests. Among the arrivals are Sam Hill Pajarstai Hazel Dale Prom ise Gareen Stilly Night Nettie Wal coth Louise Toy Miss Bon Saute with owners J Stadler Jack Pelter W DeBelt adgent Jake Schass Frank Reinhart Harry Higgins Steve Ballinger.

Gheyenne Clarkeburg W. Va Clarksburg Cheyenne Sam Hill Pajarstai J. Stadler Roadmaster Hazel Dale Jack Pelter Promise Me and Gareen W. DeBelt Stilly Night Nettie Walcoth Adgent Jake Schass Louise Frank Reinhart Toy Miss Harry Higgins Bon Saute Steve Ballinger

Pete Clark Returns to Compile Cheyenne Form Sheet

Pete Clark, official representative of the Chicago Racing Form, returns to Cheyenne to compile the daily form sheet for the Cheyenne Thoroughbred Breeders association meet at Premier Park from August 2 to 23. Clark previously prepared the chart during the 1918 meet here.

Pete Clark Chicago Cheyenne Cheyenne Thoroughbred Breeders Association Prentier Park Mr. Clark

Red Cross Office Seeks George Dinger Missing Return

The home service office of the Red Cross at the Industrial club notifies readers that George FF Dinger was discharged from Fort Russell on July 6. People with information about his whereabouts are asked to call 478.

Home Service Office the Red Cross George FF Dinger Fort Russell

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Cheyenne Auto Tire Repairing Co Carey Avenue Frontier Fred Beeson Eddie M'Carty A. HI. Black Casper The National Motor Company Ac Enterey Ducle Anic Maien J. W. Frederickson Cheyenne, Wyo Kingham Tire & Repr. Company America U. S. Tire Clarence J. Owens C. & S. Rails George Goff Lusk Horace Snider Buffalo Kingham Tire and _Repair Co
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