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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1919
Page
21
A wartime letter from Lt. Col. J. B. Lowman praises Cadillacs used by officers on the western front. He notes the need for vehicles amid shortages and recalls how sacrifices at home shaped the reliance on automobiles in military service.
Clark's Greater brings in attractions for the Eagles' Carnival next week. Pete Jordan, a wrestler of renown, will meet all challengers in the wrestling game. Cheyenne looks forward to a lively time with many mat aspirants and a potential Jordan match, likely one of Cheyenne's biggest events.
Seattle May 10 news reports Lieutenant Collin Dyment, Red Cross searcher, answers relatives questions about 61st division deaths in France. He collects details from officers and soldiers, sending maps and explanations of how comrades died, and notes many families seek any personal belongings or word from the fallen.
An advertising notice urges immediate treatment for kidney and bladder discomfort. It claims Foley Kidney Pills restore healthy kidney function, ease daytime pains and nighttime bladder issues, and improve overall energy after the first dose.
A gigantic wolf pelt measuring 11 feet from tip to tip is on display in McCarthy Alaska. The large pelt came from a pack of wolves killed when trappers attacked the wolves in the nearby woods. Connelly and Tupper supply Fine Footwear.
Brigadier General Drake states no Motor Transport Corps units are disposing of surplus cars except damaged equipment via official channels. He warns personnel to publicly contradict unsubstantiated rumors and report sources through proper offices. The memo condemns wilful spread of such claims and outlines disposal rules.
Col Frederick Cervantes recounts his life shifting from chief of staff to general in Lagos Chazero's cabinet to driving a jitney bus. He testifies in a federal court about his six years of Mexican revolution and a filibustering expedition that led to a two year Leavenworth sentence.
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