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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1919
Page
13
The Co operative Store presents itself as a model grocery outlet with clean shelves and sanitary packaging. It emphasizes sanitation, cooperative profits, and cost savings passed to patrons through community purchasing, urging visitors to try a trial purchase.
Jury verdicts in Laramie county district court see Melvin Kinnaman acquitted of stealing a steer from J R Carpenter after a day and a half trial with about a dozen Granite Canon witnesses. Herbert Anderson alias H O Osborn found guilty of passing a worthless check to James Caskin after a brief deliberation. Prosecutor Lane lists other cases including Maggie Stowers and Jack Lewis on liquor and robbery charges. Two murder cases remain pending with one man charged for fentom, and another for chemicals.
Sam Kelley of Rawlins will replace Tony Forester in managing Auto Goods Company. Forester has led the store since its Cheyenne offices opened and will remain with the company.
The ad urges using Othine double strength to reduce freckles before summer. It promises a money back guarantee if the remedy fails and notes that several applications can show improvement on small freckles.
Governor Carey announced support for a plan to include Wyoming in a national group sanctioning May day celebrations in France. The effort would authorize local parties with French flags and the American flag to send cheer to French children, fostering friendship between the two nations.
The contract for reflooring the Central Avenue viaduct over the Union Pacific yards has been let to William J. Wilsock. Work will begin March 31 and take at least a week, during which period the viaduct will be closed and traffic between South Cheyenne and the uptown sections must detour via the Snyder street subway or the Pebtricau street grade crossing.
At the National Industrial conference in London prime minister lauds English pragmatism and moderation. Leaders like J. H. Thomas J. R. Clynes and Arthur Henderson speak as Britain weighs a peaceful social and economic shift amid coal industry tensions and a looming national strike.
Deputy U S Marshal Jack Burrl left for the west. Miss Thelma Sweatt returned from Denver. Foreman Robert Dalley of Summit ranch came back to Buford after a city visit. Local ranchers and business figures such as Bert Bergerson Hecla and John Moran Glenda District attended city business. Numerous named visitors from Casper Laramie Granite Canon Douglas and other towns were seen in town.
An old advertisement promotes Sloan's Liniment for tired strained muscles and common pains. It claims quick penetration without rubbing and suggests it eases sprains, strains, bruises, and general soreness, marketed as suitable for the whole family.
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