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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1919
Page
2
Grain letter notes bearish tone with a broad decline of 1.44 cents and little outside interest. Weather and crop conditions improve in western Canada and Nebraska, cash demand steady to strong, but selling remains muted with no aggressive buying or new trades.
Lieut Col Gharled MN Barney retires from the Denver district command covering Colorado and Wyoming. Col Charles J. Nelson assumes district leadership. Local recruiting staff report new enlistments and assignments for France China and other postings as the Army plans mobilization. Corporal Charles Campbell assigned to the local Army Recruiting Station after entering service in 1901 with Pershing's 15th Cavalry unit.
A letter from Mrs A Waldman of Presne California praises Foley’s Honey and Tar for winter coughs lasting for decades. She reports lasting relief from a simple cough remedy used since her youth and notes it helps with children’s croup and whooping cough without opiates.
Trade conditions in the steel and copper sectors show improvement and potential buying in shorts. Industrial groups record value gains with likely reductions of long commitments. Rail stocks dull but interlake outlook turns cautious to favorable. Carb market firm with Marlin Parry rising to 29. W.Hinton Wright Wire active at 36 to 38 percent. Sinclair firms from 99 to 67 2-4 with Gulf at 57 1-4 to 57. Transcontinental oil stocks lead activity around 47 4-4. Tobacco exports at 28 3-8 with United Retail Stores deliveries.
Fragmentary text shows David G. James odd phrasing and references to suffrage, a party, and official cab returns. The readable portion suggests a state measure securing suffrage approval with a close outcome and a messenger report arriving just before results.
Washington June 27. Fine organization of the Atlantic and Pacific fleets shows policy of maintaining great naval strength. Rear Admiral J. D. P. Jones will be vice admiral of the Atlantic Fleet and Vice Admiral G. C. S. Wilkins second in command in the Pacific.
Local report notes a route change for the West Coast news ship service. Gill announces a move tied to Fort Thus and 1600 Poneor Avenue with times listed as a factor in the adjustment.
The weather bureau reports the northeastern and central parts of Wyoming suffer most from a protracted dry spell through June 20. Local thundershowers were scarce eastern districts, with sunshine ranging from 72 percent in Cheyenne to 100 in Salt Lake. Non irrigated wheat oats rye and alfalfa suffer while alfalfa begins first cutting in eastern districts.
Frontier Committee in Cheyenne Wyoming invites proposals for furnishing hacking norses bulls cows and steers or other stock for a wild west show export communications directed to Frontier Committee Cheyenne Wyoming.
The Wyoming Children’s Home hosts a banquet at the Masonic Temple with reports on work for children by Miss Allie Jewel and others. Governor Carey, Judge Winter, Rev Pisher, Mrs Phifer, Martin Bawell, and Warren Richardson will speak as plans for moving the society’s headquarters to Cheyenne in July are discussed.
A reader, Samet L Kramer of Sellersville Pennsylvania, reports kidney trouble and backache vanished after using Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims the pills cleanse waste from the system, relieve rheumatism and stiff joints, and soothe the back while aiding bladder issues.
Mabel Fr Cameron Allen, a former Wyoming school teacher, has filed for divorce in Denver district court from Edmund Alfred Allen, a wealthy cattleman of Albany County. The couple married in Cheyenne on January 7, 1903. The complaint alleges the husband kissed multiple women over the past three years, naming a Mary in particular.
Thermopolis Wyoming June 27 The Wyoming Yellowstone Oil Company drilling the Golden Dome 1 ½ miles northwest of Kirby has brought in 20 000 000 feet of very wet gas from a sand at 2 240 feet The bit entered the sand only three inches before gas pressure forced a suspension of drilling.
Reports from Albens News Agency say Bulgars and Turks are stirring a rising in Sulenloa and June El-enda of Bul fartang with Turks cooperating. Coordinated crimes against villagers in Thrace are alleged as their forces occupy the area amid growing tensions.
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