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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1921
Page
6
Cheyenne notes include Carl Jackson’s return to La ramie, Bruce Jones’ trip from Portland after his mother’s death, and renewed interest in Frontier Days reservations. Reports cover rail freight, construction, open water in city lakes, and the 1921 Frontier committee preparations.
Mrs. W. H. Felton of Cartersville Georgia a veteran leader in Georgia women s political affairs visited President elect Harding by invitation in St Augustine Florida to advance Georgia views She is 80 years old widowed with Dr W H Felton a former congressman
The Atlantic fleet ships face summer drills in warm Cuban water under strict petty officers famed for results. Sailors, described as rough but skilled, must learn to improvise in seaways. boats bob and officers enforce safety as crews float and are rescued. Medal tally follows successful rescues.
A public health bulletin warns that six year molars are not the last of the first teeth but the first of the last and once lost cannot be replaced. It links poor health with poor chewing and urges parents to protect children’s chewing health promptly.
Norfolk VA March 3 Orders have gone down to Guan tanamo that some 4000 lads are to learn to swim as part of a training program for the fleet. The report notes naval instructors will oversee the lessons and water safety drills for the volunteers.
Preliminary 1919 census of Cheyenne factories shows large gains from 1914 across wages primary horsepower value added and product value. Capital invested rose about 164 percent to nearly 2.96 million with average establishment capital around 97 thousand dollars.
Herman Adolphus Hinkle, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hinkle, died at noon Wednesday at the family home at the corner of Twenty seventh street and Carey avenue. He was born in Cheyenne in June 1896 and would have turned 25. The family was at his bedside as he passed peacefully.
An old health advertisement touts Mustarine as the quickest pain killer for aches rheumatism lumbago sore throats and colds. It claims rapid relief and swollen joint reduction with topical rub on Benya Mustarine available in a yellow box for 00 or 60 cents through A. EH. Roedel.
Years old. He was a grandson of Mrs. P. S. Glafcke and a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. P. Omerson Glafcke of this city. Funeral arrangements have not, as yet, been announced.
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