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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1912
Page
14
An old time drug store promotional piece touts TIZ for tired feet with claims of quick relief from corns bunions and foot pain. It markets a box priced at 25 cents and lists Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago as the distributor with wide store availability.
Wholly white ground returns as Wyoming endures heavy snowfall. Weather churns on with little wind and lengthy snows likely to extend into the coming summer, suggesting unusual prosperity for the state.
The Laramie County Good Roads association will locate on the fourth floor of the Miami Hotel building. M E Hynde offers free use of office rooms for six months to aid the road movement in Laramie county. The group has about 320 members and expects to double before tourist season. Directors will meet Sunday to elect a secretary to replace retired Att. Jones. Current directors include Emy, president. Bildine, vice president. Nimmo, treasurer. Setry, acting secretary. Treastle. Potter. They plan to ask county commissioners to place guide posts along public highways on the Transcontinental route in the county. Tourism stakeholders anticipate heavy interstate travel this summer, bringing potential revenue to Cheyenne.
In Dallas a labor temple is planned. Newfoundland teachers gain old age pension eligibility. St Louis Union plans a citywide campaign for the union label. Toronto to establish a local labor paper. Thuringia engineers settle dispute with small gains. Omaha painters secure a notable raise. San Francisco Employers issue a monthly. New Jersey proposes ten hour workday for women. Chicago to study urban unemployment with 150,000 out of work. Amsterdam to install free legal and economic advice bureau. telegraphers report 752100 in death benefits since inception. By 1949, 22,141 cooperative societies exist.
A new Atlas show opens tonight with a balanced bill of acts including musical comedy banjo and a character comedian. Miss Margaret Woods, a clever character change artist, Neal and Neal two comedians with new jokes, Emial Johnson eccentric banjo, Rigial and Anitia bending acts, plus pictures and music promise a strong night of entertainment.
A Canadien Waterproof Garments Union deputation urged the Government to end the British preference on waterproof garments. The text notes the Foot and Shoe Workers' International Union provided disability and death benefits totaling $9,000 in the last year, and mentions the San Jose Labor Council purchasing and remodeling a former MCAA building for labor use.
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