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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
16
The Scottish Rite reunion at the Consistory Temple ends this evening with the history ball. During the day the 31st and 32nd degrees will be conferred on over 100 candidates for Scottish Rite honors. Yesterday morning the 27th degree Knight Commander of the Temple was exemplified and later the 31st degree was completed.
Mrs. Amanda Flint of Route 4 New Philadelphia Ohio says Foley's Honey and Tar cured her little girl of a troublesome cough. The ad claims immediate relief from distressing coughs and suitability for colds croup and whooping cough. Sold everywhere.
A Fresno woman age 66 recalls how Foley's Money and Tar eased her winter cough for 32 years after an early fever. She endorses the remedy for bronchial and cold coughs and notes it contains no opiates. A. Waldman, 460 Glenn Ave., Fresno, also mentions local availability and related ads.
Consignors of liquor shipments returning to Cheyenne have reclaimed packages addressed to Colorado purchasers. The single exception involved Cheyenne consignors of shipments for Colorado buyers not eligible under state import rules. Express company charges, revenue tax, and shipping costs were paid both ways. A few packages left will be sent to California for sale.
Cheyenne Elks staged a major dances night for visiting Masons from the Conistory. Salt Lake Opera Quintette provided music with Miss Becky Almond and Mrs. Mary Atkinson among performers.
The passage discusses a proposed amendment to the Interstate Commerce Act restricting railroads from charging higher compensation for longer versus shorter routes and prohibits through route rates exceeding the sum of intermediate rates. It notes previous railroad discrimination and calls for uniform freight and passenger charges along lines and routes.
Stocks Open Close mixed results for major names led by General Motors and U S Steel with mixed percentages across Anaconda Bethlehem Steel and Reading. Rail and copper firms show varied moves while Mexican Petroleum and Union Pacific display notable changes in trading.
Oil stocks listed with bid and ask prices for multiple companies including Columbine Elkhorn Grass Creek Pet Jupiter Kinney Northwest Outwest United Petroleum Western Explor Wind River Ref Midwest Oil Co Midwest Offord Midwest Refining Glenrock Elk Basin Lusk Pete Lusk Royalty Western States. Prices shown in dollars and cents with varying bids and asks.
Chicago grain futures show corn and oats with July and September contracts. Corn July opened at 1.79 and closed at 4.84 while Sept opened at 1.75 and closed at around 1.72. Oats July opened at 0.69 and closed at 0.70, Sept opened near 0.68 and closed higher.
The market showed a highly active and erratic session with early liquidation followed by oversold recovery and a strong finish. Cash corn was irregular with white corn slow, while oats also recovered after initial selling amid favorable crop news and European drought fears. Provisions saw lard selling by packers brokers and short covering later, domestic cash trade quiet.
Mrs. R. D. Goodrich of Cheyenne arrived at Tien Tsin joining her husband. The Goodrich children contracted measles en route to Chita and were quarantined on the tower deck. Mrs. Goodrich nursed the youngsters while the voyage continued.
More than eight hundred soldiers sailors and marines were feasted at noon yesterday by Cheyenne women according to Mrs Charles Bristol. The luncheon was delightful with the boys merry and the buffet supper also enjoyed by hundreds. They praised the cooking just like mother's with cake pie and other sweets.
Every Wednesday and Saturday a gathering at the Wheal Growers Hotel invites attendees rain or shine. The note emphasizes regular attendance and the host location for community members.
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