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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1919
Page
16
Mrs. A Waldman of 460 Glenn Ave Freene Cal writes about Foley's Money and Tar praising its relief for lingering coughs and colds. She notes it helped after a fever left her with a cough and recommends it for bronchial and grip symptoms and for children with croup and whooping cough.
Justice agent Dave Gershon received orders to escort 260 enemy aliens from Fort Douglas to an Atlantic port for deportation. No specific departure date was given.
Paris June 21 The Tempsa reports Tomasso Titton likely to replace Signor Orlando as principal delegate to the peace conference in the new Italian cabinet.
Ninety county champions in Boys and Girls club work from across Wyoming travel to Laramie for the third annual Round-Up at the state university. The event includes tours of campus, instruction in agriculture and home economics, judging contests, bread making, and evening programs.
Mishawaka Indiana woman Mrs Supa Ather shares relief from severe female weakness after using the E Pinkham Medicine Sage Women report improved health and ability to work. The ad urges similar women to seek the treatment and contact the E Pinkham Medicine Company for guidance and relief.
The text appears as a partial line about a group described as lucky club members and a disciplinary perspective. It lacks clear names, places, or events to form a coherent news item.
The Thursday evening program lists processions and invocations led by Mrs Vaughan and Rev Stubblefield. Highlights include salutatory by Myron Yeager, piano solo by Francis Brownlee, valedictory by Helen Hudson, vocal by Dorothy Stewart, address by Prof Hadley, and diplomas presented by William Storey.
Fred Henk of Cheyenne backs Hank as he enters the Denver to Cheyenne classic in a Fordson racer. A prize of 800 is offered to the winner with other placings rewarded. Hank hopes to set a new course record in ideal conditions aided by a rebuilt engine and favorable road work by Colorado road commissioner Thomas J. Ehrhart.
Douglas Chamber of Commerce and civic groups sent telegrams to Senator Stanburn and Representative Maden urging the War Department to send more troops to Douglas after the departure last week of cavalry from Camp Harry J. Jones.
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