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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1920

Page

5

Letter from L. A. Miller Opposes Bonus Bills in Wyoming Legion

Cheyenne Post No. 6 of the American Legion publishes a letter by Leslia A. Miller, Wyoming revenue collector and committee chair, arguing against pending congressional bonus proposals. He cites past conventions at St Louis and Minneapolis, warns of bond inflation and financial panic, and asserts economy and thrift should guide policy. He urges Legion support for patriotism and national welfare over new debt.

Leslia A. Miller Internal Revenue Wyoming Cheyenne American Legion Congress A. L. Becker Guy R. King Cheyenne Post The St. Louis Minneapolis National Executive Committee United States America Teo National D'Olier Executive Committee TL. A. Miller

Wyoming Snow Report Trails South and East Fair

One inch of snow fell south and east of Cheyenne making roads fair in those directions. North to Chugwater remains fair until Glenda and Douglas where seven inches of snow greatly worsens conditions. Granite Canon sees light snow but passable to Laramie while Medicine Bow to the west reports heavy mud and difficult passage in places.

Cheyenne Chugwater Glenda Douglas Granite Canon Laramie Medicine Bow

Weather Summary for the Day and Night

The report shows a cloudy day with cooler temperatures. Normal temperature for the date is 29 degrees, actual mean 26 degrees, 8 degrees colder in the last 24 hours, high 26 at 4 15 p.m., low 10 at 8 00 a.m. Winds from the north up to 37 mph at 8 45 a.m. Precipitation since January 4 is 0.89 inches, below normal 1.04 inches.

Potato Exhibit Car Arrives for Cheyenne Stop

The Potato Exhibit Car visits Cheyenne tomorrow arriving at 5 20 p m and remaining until 1 10 p m Saturday. It showcases home grown potatoes with standard varieties, seed stocks, grading, storage models, loading to market, diseases and seed treatment. A farmers meeting and talks by expert speakers accompany the exhibit at Congregational church parlors.

State College of Agriculture Farm Bureau Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce C. B. & Q. and Co. & S. Railways Cheyenne Congregational Church

Chamber Dinner Aids Potatoes Meeting

A Cheyenne chamber of commerce will host a dinner Saturday for farmers and ranchers attending the meeting. The meal will be served as part of the program.

Gheyenne Chamber of Commerce

Certificate of Publication Insurance Commissioner Wyoming 1920

The Insurance Commissioner of Wyoming certifies that the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company of Los Angeles California is authorized to transact life accident and health insurance in the state for the current year. Witness the seal of office dated February 24 1920. R B Forsyth Insurance Commissioner.

Insurance Commissioner's Office State of Wyoming Cheyenne Wyo Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company of Los Angeles California

Cleveland Trade Excursionists To Visit Cheyenne

Eighty two manufacturers and wholesale merchants from Cleveland will arrive in Cheyenne tomorrow as part of a 22 city trade tour. The group will confer with local chambers of commerce, view motion pictures of Cleveland industry and education, and hear lectures on business friendship as a foundation for trade. After Cheyenne the itinerary includes Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and Chicago with dates in early March.

Manufacturers and Wholesale Merchants Board Chamber of Commerce Cleveland Ohio Cheyenne Plang West Chamber of Commerce and Business Denver Colo Colorado Springs Calo Pueblo Chicago Ill Kansans City Leavenworth Atchison St. Joseph Topeka Wichita Newton Santa Fe Alburquerque Grand Canyon Pheenix Los Angeles San Diego Santa Barbara San Francisco Sacramento Ogden Salt Lake City

PasTORS PLAN FOR WYOMING CHURCH MOVEMENT

Douglas March 3 Arrangements were completed at the pastors conference for organizing Wyoming counties to carry out the Interchurch World Movement program. County conferences will name executive committees of five ministers five men and five women for each county.

Douglas Interchurch World Movement

Pastors Conference Outlines Interchurch County Survey Plan

A conference led by Dr J B Las flame and organized under A F Stewart aims to survey religious, industrial, educational and social conditions. Minister teams will conduct county meetings to show the Interchurch World Movement’s plans, with Stewart in Douglas and a mixed-gender executive committee drawn from each pastorate.

Eid Lasflamme Interchurch A. F. Stewart Interchurch World Movement For Wyoming J. A. Alford Butte Mont International Sunday School Association Montana Stewart Douglas

False Gode tale at Atlas theatre stars Frank Keenan

John Benton a shipowner is framed by a business partner over a sinking with false cargo. He serves twelve years in prison before returning to find his wife dead and daughter grown. Vengeance and justice unfold as the story follows The False Code with a supporting cast led by Joseph J. Dowling and Clyde Benson.

John Benton Kate Corbaley Franke Keenan Atlas Theatre Mr. Keenan Sterling Joseph J. Dowling Clyde Benson Edward J. Brady Myles McCarthy Jean Calhoun Pell Trenton Frank Keenan Pathe

Concrete Blocks Plant Planned for Cheyenne

Cheyenne will soon see a concrete blocks factory after a Cham ber of Commerce dinner suggestion. C C Ault has begun building on the south side between Central and Warren avenues. Machinery is ordered to produce concrete blocks bricks cement house trim and concrete fence posts.

Chamber of Commerce Cheyenne CC. Ault Central Aarren Avenues

Mayor Bans Shimmy at Cheyenne Dance Hall

City authorities in Cheyenne discourage public dancing styles calling the shimmy and halt the Shimmy Shakers Ball at Hagles Hall. Manager Thomas McKeon confirms compliance with officials to avoid objectionable features and ensure public decorum.

Cheyenne Hagles Hall Embrey Taylor Thomas McKeon Hwagles Hall

Money-making Cut Out Ad Flyer for Foley Remedies

A printed slip urges readers to mail in a claim to Foley & Co. for a trial package of Foley remedies including Honey and Tar for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets, promising relief for various pains and digestive issues.

Foley & Co Sheffield Avenue Chicago Ill Foley

Phillips Confirmed as Minister to Netherlands and Luxembourg

The senate confirmed William Phillips, assistant secretary of state, as minister to the Netherlands and Luxembourg. Confirmation announced in Washington on March 3.

Washington The Senate Today William Phillips Netherlands Luxemburg

Kidney Pills Help Mayfield Man Soothe Back Pain

James Carman of Mayfield Kentucky reports his back pain eased after taking Foley's Kidney Pills. He says the pills help the kidneys remove waste from the body and have eliminated his trouble for good.

James Carman Mayfield Foley Voley

West Colorado in Grip as Worst Storm in Years

Durango Colorado reports a blizzard described as the worst in 30 years. Snowblockade and rail disruptions persist with limited train movement in Durango and Silverton, where one passenger train finally entered after10 days and several others are stalled.

Colorado Durango Colo Silverton

Freight wrecks and snow blocks rails near Qubres Pass

Engine crews near Qubres Pass mobilize relief parties with snowshoes to reach stranded passengers as 107 miles from Durango to Chama suffer freight train wrecks from snow and mud slides. Animas canyon rim rocks shed boulders that tear out tracks while heavy snow and wind lash peaks. La Plata district reports snow 12 to 20 feet deep and fears spring floods could echo nine years ago with millions in damages.

Qubres Pass Durango Chama Animas Canon la Plata

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