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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1919
Page
8
Mrs A Waldman of Freene California writes that Foley’s Money and Tar cured her lingering cough after a fever in youth and has continued to help for bronchial grip and persistent colds. She notes it is good for children with croup and whooping cough and that it contains no optator cold.
Salt Lake City June 21. Justice agent Dave Gershon received orders from Withington to prepare 260 enemy aliens from Fort Douglas war prison to accompany them to an Atlantic port for deportation. No departure date given.
Paris June 21 The Tempsa says Tomasso Titton will replace Signor Orlando as principal delegate to the peace conference, as his appointment as foreign minister in the new Italian cabinet appears probable.
Ninety county champions from across Wyoming head to Laramie for the third annual Boys and Girls Round-Up at the state university. Governor Carey will address the group in Cheyenne, with a week of farm and home economics instruction, contests, and evening programs aimed at rural leadership and betterment.
Mishawaka Indiana promotes E Pinkham Medicine for female weakness claiming dramatic relief. An anonymous testimonial by Mrs Supa of Mishawaka asserts a physician could not help yet tablet forms of the medicine restored her ability to work. The piece urges other women to seek the Sage Women’s experience and contact the Pinkham company for relief.
An unclear fragment notes a representative reflects the spirit of the lucky club members. It emphasizes educational and disciplinary aspects and mentions a group described as lucky club members in a partial quote.
The Thursday program lists processions led by Mrs Vaughan and invocations by Rev Stubblefield. It features salutatory by Myron Yeager, piano solo La Madela by Francis Brownlee, valedictory by Helen Hudson, vocal Mollie by Dorothy Stewart, and address by Prof Herbert Hadley. Diplomas presented by William Storey with benediction by Rev Bruce Jack.
Cheyenne’s Hank Henk plans to race his Fordson in the Denver to Cheyenne road classic next moon with local support. Prize money totals 8800 for the winner, and the course is improved this year with expectations of a new record. Ehrhart says Colorado section will be in top shape.
Douglas Arizona residents protest the withdrawal of cavalry troops from Camp Harry J. Jones after a week of troop departures. The Douglas Chamber of Commerce and civic leaders telegram Senator Stanurdsh and Representative Haden urging urgent War Department action to send more troops to the area.
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