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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1919
Page
13
Privas Peat world famous war hero and member of the Princess Pal regiment tours the United States on a lecture circuit. He is scheduled to deliver an address in Denver next Monday and Tuesday with thousands expected to greet the renowned warrior. His home is in New York.
The Olson clip of 100000 pounds of top wool sold to Brown & Adams for 53 1 2 cents a pound under sealed bids. A. Allen and Threllide Dros clips totaling 75000 pounds sold to Dewey & Gould for 60 1 2 cents per pound. Oscar Herman in Portland seeks his brother J A Herman missing since working near Casper with letters sent to oil magnates. Urgent estate matters depend on locating him.
Arrangements are made for the annual athletic and voluntary tournament of the cadet corps at the Nightphool gym next Saturday night. Governors Carey will address the cadets before drills and wall climbing contests with medals for fastest wall climbs and an exhibition by the corps.
Ad copy touts EatOnia as a absorbent remedy that cleanses the stomach and aids digestion. It targets those with wealth who suffer acid stomachs and promises physical and mental strength from use, urging readers to buy a box today for purported rapid results.
John L. Thomas, 56, longtime Laramie county resident, died of apoplexy yesterday at his home 322 East Twenty second street. He had been ill over a year and had two prior strokes. Thomas ranched near the Egbert district before moving to Cheyenne, later serving as president of Citizens' National Bank until about two years ago. He is survived by a widow, eight children from two wives, two brothers Charles and Will, and a sister Mrs. Mellie Read. An estate of considerable size is noted.
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