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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1917
Page
15
The store advertises the only large stock of China and Glassware in Cheyenne with open stock dinnerware. It lists fruits, produce, and crates for preservation and large quarts boxes, including pineapples, cherries, oranges, and bananas sold by the dozen or piece.
Market list shows fresh vegetables with prices for 2 lb portions and bunches. Items include asparagus green beans wax beans green peas and cucumbers with onions radishes pie plant and more. Other produce such as cauliflower celery tomatoes and spinach is also available.
Washington June 4 The nation faces an eight million dollar meat bill increase due to a ten percent railroad freight rate rise sought by railroads. S. R. Cowan of the national livestock protection association urged the commerce commission to consider weather conditions that force cattle ranges to be fed on grass instead of grain.
An ad promotes Q Ban Hair Color Restorer for gray or faded hair promising natural color restoration, plus related products like Q Ban shampoo and soap. It claims safety, permanence, and simple use, and urges购买 through A J Roede or Hessie-Ellis Drug Co. Memphis.
Mrs J W Brookhart died at her Cheyenne home after a nine year illness. Born May 10 1848 in Dayton she lived in Muscatine and married J W Brookhart December 16 1866. She moved to Cheyenne August 24 1890 and is survived by her husband and three children. Funeral at the Methodist church at 11 this morning.
Patriotism and conscription were the focus as Industrial club speakers urged citizens to assist registrars in listing men aged 21 to 30. The group agreed registration is a business matter and did not plan a celebration. Speakers included D. A. Preston J Thompson W C Denning Col Foltz Lt Col McNamee Bishop McGovern Captain Highr Captain Gordon and Director Marisee of the Red Cross.
The Women's Civic League celebrates a commission victory and forms committees to aid enforcement of laws and help the needy after the city district closure. They will study laws on real option and police regulation, cooperate with the Men's league, and monitor saloon laws while ensuring steady commission attendance to prevent dissatisfaction.
General Michael Alexieff resigns as commander in chief of the Russian armies in Petrograd on June 4, to be succeeded by General Alexis Brusiloff, commander of the southwestern front. Also listed for sale: two 1917 Chevrolet cars at 500 each and one 1917 Briscoe at 400, phone 559.
The Cheyenne Indians defeated the First Cavalry at Pioneer Park in a Sunday baseball game. After trailing five innings, the Indians surged and finished 5 to 4. Cronland pitched for Cheyenne with Manion catching. Gooch and Warlaumont starred for the Indians while Napier pitched for the Cavalry. About 200 spectators watched the contest. A rematch is planned at the fort with Osbourne likely returning to the mound.
Stockholm June 4 The Hungarian socialist delegate Dr Hunfi hints that Hungarian radicals plan a democratic revolution. He says such a move is crucial for European politics and could advance peace and solidarity. He expects later conference deliberations to unite socialist groups on a common peace program.
San Francisco dispatch reports Vice President Feng Kwock Chew resigning to President Li Yuen Hung who issued a neutrality proclamation urging unity. Revolutionary forces reportedly control Chi Li province where Peking lies, but have not attacked the capital.
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