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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1919
Page
12
Fragmentary text urges aid for distressed babies with a mention of Pelee Senay Sar 2a and a call to act. The readable portion lacks clear actions, dates, or organizations beyond the vague plea to provide care.
Cheyenne plans reveal a new well equipped bathing establishment at Second Lake for girls and boys with a spring-board dressing rooms and a water chute moved from Lake Minnehaha. The project aims to improve summer recreation previously denied by poor facilities. Also noted is the record trip by John Henry Mears and an ad for Rock River lots.
Mrs Ona O Bowers of Lansing Michigan credits Lydia E Pinkham remedies with restoring her health after childbirth. She says she could not stand or work, but after using Pinkham’s V and Sanative Wash she became a strong, able mother and recommends the remedies to others.
Frank Moteska, a Union Pacific freight handler, reported the theft of five Victory Liberty bonds totaling 150 from his lodging at 904 Wear 12th Street. Fellow employee Farl Hastings was jailed after selling a 100 bond for 94.83 and returning the rest of the funds. Hastings promised to return the balance today.
Articles filed in Wyoming create the Lusk Pioneer Royalty company with 5 000 000 shares at 1 each and 5 000 000 capital stock. Founders include Filward M Arnold W L D McKeown and M N Neil with Thomas F Arneld Tim Kinney on the board. Headquarters are in Lusk.
The Internal Revenue Bureau tonight announced regulations taxing patent or trade mark medicines and all medicinal preparations, including those with private formulas or occult methods, effective May 1. The tax applies to purchases and to products marketed as remedies for any disease or advertised as specific cures.
President Wilson authorized building ships for foreign accounts in U S yards if it does not hinder the American merchant marine. Officials foresee orders possibly totaling 3 000 000 gross tons, with France Italy England and Norway among countries likely to place contracts in American yards.
Arrangements for hosting Austrian peace delegates at a French chateau near St Germaine et Laye are complete. The Austrians are to face fewer restrictions than the Germans, welcomed by Prefect Chaleel as representatives of the French government, with a ceremony in the chateau's museum room mirroring Versailles.
With limited hotel space and private villas, the plan to quarter the Torka and Bulgarians in St. Germain has been abandoned. They are likely to be housed in Meudon, southwest of Paris, upon arrival.
Paris May 13 information from French officials says the Austrian chief delegates will reach St Germaine tomorrow evening. General Albertini head of the Italian military mission in Vienna accompanies the delegation.
Rev Campbell Merged, former Westminster Cayren pastor in London, joins a New Castle school staff to begin teaching in the United States.
The state department received reports from M C Treadwell former American counsel at Petrograd that uprisings by peasants in Bolshevik territory face severe reprisals. He noted that newspapers barely mention the revolts and that real moves against authorities are obscured.
Chief Justice Gyrus Beard of the Wyoming Supreme Court, after several months in southern California, is due to return to Cheyenne about June 1. His health is reported to be materially improved.
Union Trust Company plans to relocate from the Thomas building on Garey Avenue to the new Hynds Building once readiness permits occupancy. The firm has teased a room on the ground floor awaiting completion.
Peter and Cook report yesterday a remodeling move near Carey Avenue to the rear of the Tugper-Con building to house the tractor agency quarters.
The Nelly store on Capitol Avenue will vacate a large store room. It is to be remodeled before W. H. Owens' agency for Cleveland tractors and Oldsmobile automobiles is installed. The space will then serve the new dealership.
Paris May 1 The council of four discussed the Turkish and Awa Minor questions and certain details of the Austrian treaty. American experts were called in for consultation on the subject of Austria.
Tyler newly launches a dairying business after severing ties with a previous company. He acquires land east of the Elby and assumes active management of the dairy operation under H B Henderson, with a background in dairy work and a degree from a local office.
In the forty eight states of the Lotion Vient there are 2 089 counties.
Deputy Secretary of State Lymone says the first shipment of the Wyoming 1919 Session Laws will be ready for distribution next week. Prices not yet set, but the form will sell around 4.40 dollars and are expected to be bound in boards for about the same price per copy.
The 1681 Held hospital unit arrived at Fort Twaed yesterday and will be mustered in during the next few days. It was the first American hospital unit to arrive in France and to take the place of the fighting line. The unit reports tolerating a temperature range with up to 200 dozens without fever rising above 20 degrees.
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