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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1919
Page
8
A fire broke out in the boiler room of the Sanitary Home Laundry shortly after six o'clock yesterday evening. P C Guthrie, owner, discovered the blaze and reported it. The fire caused no serious damage.
An old advertisement touts a weight loss scheme promising seven deep breaths daily and oil of Korein capsules with a cash guarantee. It urges readers to visit a drug store or write to the Korein Company for a free book, claiming health and looks improvements.
A trainload of soldiers from overseas reached Cheyenne late yesterday as the second section of No. 19. Three cars were sent to Fort Russell, while the rest continued to the Pacific coast. Fort Russell mustering out continues steadily with most trains from Cheyenne carrying discharged men.
Sergeant George Storey and Corporal Emmett Storey, sons of Mr and Mrs William Storey, are due to arrive within a day or two from overseas and to be discharged at Fort Russell. They returned from France to the United States about ten days ago. A third brother, City Commissioner Edward Storey, remains in France or at sea en route home.
Cheyenne State bank moves to open in the Hynda building by mid June as Cheyenne's seventh bank. Capital is 100000 dollars with 1000 shares. J T McDonald will control 570 shares, H S Clark Jr 350 shares, plus several others. The bank will lease space facing Capitol Avenue in the New Hynda building. American National Bank expected to open about two weeks later.
Frank Dillman an employee of Union Pacific was seriously injured when he tried to step between two cars east of the freight house. In a hurry he could not go around the switching train and was crushed under the wheels. his right leg was so badly damaged it must be amputated.
Rev Bruce E Jackson will speak at First Baptist Church at 730 PM on experiences with American soldiers in England and France. He spent eleven months overseas with the YMCA and will share impressions from that service. The note thanks friends for floral offerings sent to the Loy family and mentions a chambermaid vacancy at the Becker Hotel.
Budapest reports the communist authorities end the policy of publishing owners editors and writers names in newspapers. Journalists and writers form a council of their own, officially recognized by the government.
The government grants equal prerogatives to other trades and raises salaries while regulating food. The minister of education takes over theaters including vaudeville and cinema to supervise programs with classical and modern dramas. Religious instruction is removed from public school courses.
County Clerk Ida R. Graham yesterday issued a license to wed to Harry Morris and Mrs. Viola Russell, both of Cheyenne.
A large iron sheet covers a cave-in in a concrete culvert at the Seventeenth Street east side intersection with Carey Avenue. The small break appeared weeks ago and has grown noisier, posing a traffic menace. Permanent repairs will begin once concrete can be laid.
The notice lists metals at 2.25 dollars each and 21.70 per dozen, with 900 beds available for sale. Local markets show bulk and retail options, indicating a sizable inventory and varied pricing.
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