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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1919
Page
9
A wartime letter from Lieutenant Colonel J. B. Lowman details Cadillacs' value with U S Army officers in France. He notes cars performed under extreme combat conditions and that demand exceeded supply, making personal use difficult despite enthusiasm.
Clark's Greater will supply all attractions for the Eagles' Carnival next week with Pete Jordan the wrestler of renown. Cheyenne states it has many mat aspirants and a big wrestling event is anticipated, possibly Jordan versus a local rival, likely the largest Cheyenne has seen.
Seattle May 10 Lieutenant Collin Dyment a Northwestern journalist mailed sad details of the Dist division deaths from France to nearest relatives. He compiled notes from officers and men who survived battles to answer questions about how loved ones died and where.
An advertisement urges readers not to delay treatment for kidney and bladder issues. It promotes Foley Kidney Pills to restore healthy kidney and bladder function, claiming good results from the first dose and encouraging immediate use.
In McCarthy Alaska on March 26 a colossal wolf pelt measuring eleven feet from tip to tip is shown as part of an exhibition. The animal was one of three killed when trappers attacked a pack in nearby woods. Connelly and Tupper provide footwear from the trophy.
Brig Gen Drake of the Motor Transport Corps states rumors of excess Army cars being sold are unfounded. He cites official channels for disposal only of wrecked or worn equipment and urges corps personnel to deny unsubstantiated reports.
Colonel Frederick Cervantes recounts his career from chief of staff to general and aviation expert to driving a jitney bus. He testifies in federal court about his six years in Mexico during the revolution and a filibustering expedition that earned a two year sentence at Leavenworth.
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