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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1919
Page
5
A nineteenth century note discusses oil production in Wyoming, noting Midwestern company terms with the state and school lands. The agreement promises state royalties and a cautious view on overproduction, projecting years of steady output.
The report outlines oil and mineral developments across towns such as Riverton Sheridan and Thermopolis, including anticipated daily outputs, new refineries, and drilling costs. It notes labor shortages, prohibition effects, beets and land values, rail and pipeline plans, and upcoming civic projects with dollar figures sprinkled throughout.
A Cheyenne clothing store owner Sam Stack offers a free pair of the largest size women's shoes, size 12 EEE, to any woman who can make them fit. The display shows the shoes in his window and he invites claimants to try.
A mother from Houte 4 New Philadelphia writes that Foley’s Honey and Tar gave immediate relief from a distressing cough for her child and helps with colds croup and whooping cough. The note claims the product cures the worst kind of coughs and is sold everywhere.
Bart Milatzo is recovering after an appendectomy at Fort Russell Base Hospital. He underwent surgery and is progressing well with his mother by his side.
The message urges adults to support the Boy Scouts by buying associate memberships during Boy Scout Week. It frames participation as a civic duty and encourages immediate action to aid America's youth organization.
Colorado attorney general Keys ruled the legislature’s ratification of the national prohibition amendment cannot be put to a direct vote. Secretary of State Newland said he will refuse filing of the petition. Walter Arvel indicated mandamus would seek to compel acceptance of the petition in court.
Seattle June 43 A plan has been worked out by the federal fuel administration to administer fuel after peace is declared with President Wilson's approval, according to a statement by Gary A Garfield fuel administrator.
The Elks lodge asks all members and families to attend a May day service at the Elks' Home on Sunday afternoon at 3 0 p m, June 15, with the committee signed note. Nine hundred lighthouses and lightships are stationed around the coasts of the British Isles.
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