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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1912
Page
6
A vintage style advertisement touts TIZ as a cure for tired feet and foot troubles. It claims instant relief, draws out poisons, and treats corns bunions and frostbite, priced at 25 cents and sold nationwide through Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago.
Wyoming endures heavy snow with virtually continuous falls since yesterday. The ground remains snow covered this morning and forecasts suggest more snow likely. The ongoing winter snow belt may exceed levels of the past two decades and could boost summer prospects for the state.
The Laramie County Good Roads association will locate offices on the ground floor of the Miami Hotel building. The group, about 320 members now, expects to double before the tourist season. Directors meet Sunday to elect a secretary, replacing resigning Att. Jones. The body seeks county posts to place guide posts along public highways on the Trans continental route to aid spring travel. Cheyenne aims to boost tourist traffic and county revenue.
In Dallas World of Labor plans a labor temple. Newfoundland teachers gain old age pension eligibility. St. Louis Central Union eyes a citywide campaign for the union label. Toronto to have a local labor paper. Thuringia engineers settle dispute with small gains. Omaha painters secure a sizable raise. San Francisco Employer's Association to publish a monthly. New Jersey proposes ten hour workday for women. Chicago unemployment to be studied by city. Over 150000 out of work nationwide. Amsterdam to host a municipal free advisory bureau for the poor. Union telegraphers report 752100 in death benefits since inception. January 1 1949 shows 22141 cooperative societies in existence.
A new Atlas show debuts tonight featuring a balanced bill with musical comedy banjo and a character comedian. Highlights include Miss Margaret Woods a rapid change artist and a strong voice, Neal and Neal with fresh jokes and songs, Emial Johnson on banjo, and Rigial and Anitia bending themselves in graceful routines. Pictures and music are also promised to enhance the evening.
A deputation from the Canadian Waterproof Garments Union urges the Government to abolish the British preference on waterproofs. The text notes the Foot and Shoe Workers' International Union paid $9,000 in disability and death benefits last year. San Jose Labor Council buys and remodels a former YMCA building for labor use.
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