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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1919
Page
12
A rare atmospheric event followed a massive volcanic blast in the Sunda States in summer 1883. The eruption blew mountains skyward, created a thousand foot cavity, and sent debris seventeen miles high, obscuring the sun until sunset.
England's largest landowner, the Duke of Hamilton, possesses immense estates. He could give away a square mile daily for six months and still retain a comfortable eight by eight mile estate for his own use.
Ten pounds of potatoes yield about seven and a half pounds of water and two and a half pounds of food, mostly starch. The potato starch matches the bread starch as a primary nutritive substance.
After Nicholas II’s fall, Russian revolutionaries in power sent large sums to Sweden. A Swedish bank reportedly holds about fifty million dollars of Russian gold from these deposits and refuses to return it to the original depositors who allegedly stole it.
A historical note recalls the creation of the first Triple Alliance about 250 years ago by Great Britain Sweden and Holland to shield the Spanish Netherlands from French encroachment.
A Paris landlord earns praise for a family friendly policy allowing every tenant to live rent free for three months following a baby's birth. The gesture supports new parents and underscores a commitment to accommodating families in the housing market.
The United States Naval Academy founded in 1845 by George Bancroft, then Secretary of the Navy under President Polk, will celebrate its seventy fifth anniversary next year. The institution traces its origin to Bancroft's efforts to establish a naval school.
Col Carney forwards a message of appreciation from Lt Col G N Barney honoring editors and postmasters in Colorado and Wyoming for their support of the Army Recruiting Service during the war. He notes orders relieving him from active duty and thanks them for patriotic service and help in recruiting efforts.
A promotional blurb markets Zemo lotion as a solution for skin discomfort. It promises clearer skin and relief from itching without mentioning eczema or other conditions explicitly. The tone advertises an easily obtainable bottle, labeled extra large.
Casper Wyoming June 16 Thomas S Sheean of Chadron Nebraska railroad engineer died Friday morning at a local hospital from injuries in the wreck of Northwestern passenger train No 605 three miles east of Casper He survived by a wife and daughter His remains will be taken to Chadron for burial He was severely burned and scalded about the legs and had been recovering when complications set in prompt funeral plans.
A brief classified item notes Mesale roof paints available in Sherman Georgia. The notice highlights home improvement supplies and regional availability for readers seeking roof coating options in the local market.
Mrs. Pe P. Siefkin of Pivide Wye died at St. John's hospital Sunday from accidental poisoning. Funeral services will be held at Use Pinel Congregational church at 2 o'clock from 10 until 1.
Mrs. Siefkin born Helen Swanson aged 22 died, survived by husband and three children Hebert Florence and Alice, parents Mr and Mrs J T Swanson resident on a Buford ranch, two sisters Mrs Bath and Miss Alice Swanson, two brothers Ernest and Charles Swanson of Buford, funeral observers may view remains at Mrs Siefkin's sister Mrs Fred A Rath home.
The Cheyenne Indians defeated Port Russell 4 to 3 after eleven innings in a closely contested game at Pioneer Park. A large crowd of baseball fans watched a sunlit, tight duel that stretched into extras.
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