Cheese Names and Descriptions Mentioned
The text lists various cheeses including Full Cream Cheese Camembert and Green with partial phrases. It appears as a fragmented catalog or note naming cheese varieties without context or full sentences.
22 Jun 1919
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1919
Page
1
The text lists various cheeses including Full Cream Cheese Camembert and Green with partial phrases. It appears as a fragmented catalog or note naming cheese varieties without context or full sentences.
A blind-eyed Mexican, who admits being in Grand Island on June 4, was arrested in Laramie by Under Sheriff Price, Marshal Mast, and Policeman Baillie. He is jailed as a murder suspect in the case of a Whion Pacific section foreman killed June 4 at Grand Island. Officers expect Grand Island witnesses to identify him. Wheat Growers Hotel event noted for Wednesday and Saturday with strong Wyoming attendance.
The American Red Cross begins a social work training course at the University of Colorado in Boulder from June through September 6. It aims to prepare workers for discharged soldiers families and postwar programs, with high demand and limited slots. Apply through Miss Elizabeth Condon at the Industrial Club office on Seventeenth and Warren avenues.
Paul H. Moore let three contracts yesterday for new buildings on the South Side. Creations will rise on East Tenth street between Maxwell and Seymour streets. N S Colling has the contract for building the houses. The contract price is 5000 dollars.
Doctor Connor warns nicotine poisons threaten thousands and urges quitting now. The ad touts Nicotol tablets available at drug stores with money-back refunds if not effective, promising the habit vanishes quickly.
A kitchen listing showcases Chocolate Cream Pies and Banana Cream Ties with Whipped Cream Puffs. Includes Custard Puffs, a dozen each. Ends with a playful, garbled note suggesting a decorative dessert assortment.
The article notes John Barleycorn will end in Wyoming with June 30, the day state prohibition takes effect. Crowds from Wyoming and beyond expected to celebrate as many bars sell out, with venues possibly converting to soft drink parlors.
George S. Walker of Cheyenne joins a 110-strong Denver business party traveling by special train to visit central and southeast Wyoming. They arrive Cheyenne June 27 at noon and stay overnight, with a band of twenty playing as they tour towns from Minatare to Lander across June 22–30.
Samuel L. Kramer of Sellersville Pennsylvania reports relief from two years of kidney trouble and backache after using Foley Kidney Mills. The notice warns that overworked kidneys cause waste buildup and related pains and suggests the product as beneficial and widely sold.
Golf players will have a chance to show their wares at Uie Coustry elut Sunday afternoon. Aslletakers of the club are requested to be present for a tourney for all rlaastly of players. Refreshments will be grown.
A skimmed OCR fragment outlines a local public notice with unreadable details and partial phrases. It hints at community items or events but provides no clear names places dates or actions.
The final report for the YWCA drive shows subscriptions totaling 16171.29 with 6893.14 cash received and 9278.45 in uncollected pledges. Mrs Ceva McMillan chairs auditing and Mrs A J Johnston chairs temporary finance.
Miss Emily Randolf Kutz daughter of Col and Mrs Charles Wilaoni was married in an Army circle ceremony. The event followed several seasons and featured notable attendees from military households and local society.
Notice to all Bagle Bond holders to proseal bonds at the Stock Growers Hank on July fat. Interest ceases on that date by order of the trustee.
Three robberies were reported Thursday morning. A shot gun was stolen at the street carnival grounds. Two pairs of trousers were taken from a rooming house on W Seventeenth Street. At the Florence hotel a silver watch and $48 590 were stolen from a guest's room. No trace of the thieves has been found.
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