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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1919
Page
6
A republication of local items notes J B Anderson of Lingle visiting Cheyenne for several days on business. Rev Isaias Paseha poulas of Denver Greek Orthodox church performed baptismal ceremonies here. Other visitors include C D Manane of Jasper, N R C Evans from Casper, H P D Cornstort of Riverton, and J B Wilson of McKinley.
Harry Adame of Gasper and Theodore Shoemaker from Manville visit Cheyenne for business while others from Encampment Casper and Chugwater pass through. George Austen J C lord and N K Boswell attend to affairs with many staying for a few days. A marriage license was issued to George W Wine and Dorothy Teese and a Parent Teachers meeting was postponed. State Immigration Commissioner Hill traveled to Laramie yesterday.
Dr Connor formerly of Johns Hopkins outlines how tobacco use damages health and offers a nicotine substitute remedy. He lists tests for detecting heart and lung issues and urges quitting with Nicotol tablets backed by a money back guarantee from local druggists.
Sunday arrivals include Wilhelm Braunschweig and Mrs Adolph Braunschweig returning from Gellin Colorado. Judge J Visbeck prominent Wyoming attorney attended to city business. W H Moar from Federal was in Cheyenne for matters. Ed McCarty and Lee Gilford visit from Bear Creek ranch. Sheriff C W Messenger of Converse county attended to business. A J Forst of Sheridan registered at the Normandie. Mrs J L Welch of Casper visiting. Byron Wilson from McKinley. A L Cameron of Buford in city. Berthold Sleveck of Pine Bluffs a Cheyenne visitor. John Nanton departed for Wheatland. Monte Blevins cattle raiser from Walden in Cheyenne.
A community event invites participation in an initiation smoker and supper on Thursday May 15. The notice urges attendees not to miss the big fun hosted by COMMITTER.
Notice announces the 4th annual stockholders meeting for United States Petroleum Co. on May 21, 1919 at 2:00 p.m. at Citizens National Bank Building Cheyenne Wyoming. Directors will be elected and other business transacted. transfer books close May 17 at noon. Secretary F A Bailey signs.
In Berlin on May 14, the German Railwaymen's Association joined a growing movement of workers seeking relief from high living costs. They agreed with Minister Schmidt to drop wage demands if the government reduces food prices, signaling a shift in labor pressure amid peace terms news.
New York May 42 The 9 000 striking employees of the American Hallway Express Company voted unanimously to return to work tomorrow and leave the adjustment of their grievances to their committee on officials of the railway administration.
Miss Margaret Wilson bade farewell at a Metz soldier’s concert. General Maud Hay and Metz mayor M Presvel attended. She said, We now belong to one big league of nations. I will not say goodbye to you, but au revoir.
Enemy alien property custodian claims a $4,253,497 cable left by Herman Giecken, former head of Grossman & Sieleken, who died as an enemy alien in Baden Baden Germany. The article notes seizure of the estate and outlines proceedings for restitution or payment of any du quests related to the property.
The Wyoming weekly industry review notes 9 000 sheep sold at 17 50 per head in Kemmerer, a 100 ton oil shale plant planned for Green River, rapid drilling by Union Oil and Gas Co in Farrington field, rising land demand in Dry Big Piney Fossil fields, Cumberland and Bridger Butte areas, and multiple new plants and mills. Also mentions wool scouring plant in Ned Dewart Casper, high school building plans, and various remarks on labor and policy amid oil excitement.
Major Tim McCoy of Thermopolis announces a three day wild west show at the Hot Springs town on June 27 28 and 29 with the slogan Treat em rough. The event will feature 200 Wind River Indians led by Chief Yellow Calf, top riders and ropers, and special Burlington trains from Lander.
All roads out of Cheyenne are good with occasional rough spots. From Rock River to the state line west conditions are fair to good. Between Chugwater and Diamond roads are dry but rough in places.
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