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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
8
The Scottish Rite reunion at Consistory Temple will conclude this evening with the Consistory ball. Throughout 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 followed.
Mrs Amanda Flint of Route 4 New Philadelphia Ohio reports Foley's Honey and Tar cured her little girl of a severe attacking cough. The remedy gives immediate relief from distressing coughing and is advertised as good for colds croup and whooping cough. Sold everywhere.
Mrs. A Waldman of 460 Glenn Ave Fresno testifies to 32 years of relief from winter coughs using Foley s Money and Tar. She praises its effectiveness for bronchial and cold symptoms and notes it contains no opiates. Also mentions products and local ads for home services and roofing in Sherman Co.
Consignors of liquor shipments to Colorado buyers who were stopped by the state law have had parcels returned to Cheyenne by the express company. Recipients paid export and import charges both ways plus the new tax. Many Colorado consignee packages have been collected by representatives. Remaining two carloads will go to California for sale.
Cheyenne Elks staged a prominent dance in their hall on Tuesday night attended by visiting Masons for the Consistory. A highlight was the Salt Lake Opera Quintette featuring Miss Becky Almond pianist Horace Ensign Fred Graham Mrs Mary Atkinson and Miss Edna Dwyer providing music.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss amendments to interstate commerce rules on railroad compensation. Text mentions prohibiting higher pay for longer or shorter routes, intermediate rates, and equal through-route charges, reflecting historical regulation efforts. Authorities and exact terms are unclear due to garbled transcription.
Stocks open and close figures show mixed results with Anaconda Bethlehem Steel General Motors U S Steel and others fluctuating. Key names include Reading Southern Pacific Union Pacific and Mexican Petroleum among others in a compact market snapshot.
A compact oil stock list shows bids and asks for multiple companies and regions. Notable entries include Royalty at 4.04, Elkhorn 66, Grass Creek 0.414, Jupiter nearby, Northwest 0.62, United Petroleum 0.10, Western Explor 3.45, Wind River Ref 0.46, Midwest Refining 178.00, Glenrock 6.42, Elk Basin 9.87, Lusk Pete 4.20, Lusk Royalty 1.00, Western States 5.25, and an asked total near 68 at 416.00.
Corn and oats futures show July and September activity with openings and closings: corn July opened 1.79 and closed 4.84. September opened 1.75 and closed 1.72. Oats July opened 0.69 and closed 0.70. September opened 0.68 and closed 0.69.
John Donnellan Co reports grain futures mixed with oversold Corn and Oats recovering after early losses. Weak Eastern demand, European drought, and storms influence prices while shorts and commission houses drive late-session activity. Weekly crop progress shows strong planting, aiding a volatile yet improving market sentiment.
Mrs. R. D. Goodrich of Cheyenne has joined her husband in Tien Tsin China. Their children contracted measles while en route to Chita and were quarantined on the tower deck. Mrs. Goodrich cared for them throughout the voyage.
More than eight hundred soldiers sailors and marines were fed at noon yesterday by Cheyenne women led by Mrs. Charles Bristol. The luncheon was delightful with a buffet in the evening. the men enjoyed cake pie and other sweets while praising the home cooked meal.
Every Wednesday and Saturday the Wheal Growers invite members to meet at the Wheal Growers venue, rain or shine, for regular gatherings.
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