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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1919
Page
14
The piece notes that the West faces prolonged effects from the Republican filibuster that sank the Lane reclamation bill. Mondell promotes the measure, yet opposition grows among North and East members who deem it a Western development scheme. If defeated, Republicans bear responsibility for the obstruction.
Prohibition Commissioner Crabbe is hailed for a practical approach to enforcing the dry law. The piece argues prohibition must avoid extremism and seek traffic suppression, not household policing, to win broad public support and avoid a backslide.
A veteran-turned-manager earns 5000 dollars yearly while a former waiter reflects on Uncle Sam’s war school. Crime rises across the nation amid war strain and high living costs. Samuel Gompers defies resuming AFL presidency with a 10000 dollar salary in question. The occupation army in Germany grows weary and eager to advance as peace lingers.
The governor ordered submarine chaser No. 310 to Yakulat village to quell a reported native uprising and the gun boat Vicksburg to Kodak and Port Althrop where cannery workers are on strike amid reports of bolshive activity.
The Park City mining strike, led by members of the Industrial Workers of the World, officially ended today. Operators in Salt Lake City confirmed the conclusion of the labor action in the famous mining camp located about 30 miles southeast of Mire.
The annual convention of the Lara mie County Sunday School Association will be held at the Golden Prairie Baptist Church thirteen miles north of Burns on June 28 29 starting at 6 pm these gatherings attract large crowds and are described as valuable to Sunday School work. Attend with a basket lunch for a day of fellowship hosted by Root Palate Sherinup Co.
J O Stilts of Thermopolis visits Cheyenne. Hobbs Huck Ford & Finkbiner advertise baby carriages and Suikies with Main Springs priced at 1.20. Selfken of Divide registers in Cheyenne at the Metropolitan. July 8 a Ki. Popular music and piano lessons offered. Roy J White and Plains Hotel noted. 18 boats for rent at Lake Minnehaha. Travel permits issued in Cheyenne for May F and Ester Voight Clinton Spencer and Caroline Hermann. D A Kensay of Landeria travels to Cheyenne on business. Saint John Baptist day observed at St Mark's Episcopal Church with Holy Communion at 4 o'clock. Warren Richardson injured knee cap, walking with a limp. Miss Ida G Emerson enrolled in Chillicothe Business College for a complete course.
A garbled recap lists American League teams and players with battery combos and scores for Philadelphia New York Washington Cleveland Chicago and others. It references pitchers and batters like Rodgers Thompson McAvoy Shawkey Mannah Harper Caldwell Dumont Mayes Walters and Kerr Schalk Koob Severeld Leonard Stanage with scattered results and postponed Chicago Cincinnati games due to rain.
Thirteen miles north of Burns the Golden Prairie Baptist Church hosts meetings on June 24 and 29 starting at 6 00 PM with welcome for all. Attendees are urged to bring a basket and enjoy a pleasant profitable day with Dr J A Mentzer secretary. Also ad lists land loan offers from 40 000 to 250 000 on farm or ranch lands with reasonable interest from Gold-Stabeck Company Cheyenne 670 Citizens Bank Building for details.
Frontier Committee in Cheyenne Wyoming invites proposals to furnish bucking barges bulls cows and other stock for use in a wild west program. Communications directed to Frontier Committee Cheyenne Wyoming.
The report shows clear to cloudy conditions with a 20 percent humidity and light west wind. High 88 and low 57 degrees, with snow since January 1 totaling 4.17 inches and normal precipitation at 7.45 inches.
Regional forecast notes dry roads west of Cheyenne and west of Laramie with rough conditions. Wheatland reports dry and rough stretches. East of Ping Bluff Nebraska road conditions rough but Olhena direction remains good.
Bond holders must present Eagle Bonds at Stock Growers Bank from June 20 to July 1 1949 for cancellation as interest ceases on July 1 by order of the Trustees.
Regular gatherings are held at the Wheat Growers every Wednesday and Saturday regardless of rain. Participants are urged to meet at the Wheat Growers location for the schedule.
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