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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1919
Page
4
A garbled message urges action to help distressed babies, suggesting a product named Pelee Senay Sar 2a. The fragment mentions easing discomfort, aiding young children, and cites a plan to offer relief, though details are unclear.
Plans disclosed by the city call for a well equipped bathing establishment at Second Lake for boys and girls. A springboard dressing rooms and a water chute relocated from Lake Minnehaha will boost summer recreation, making Second Lake a preferred Cheyenne spot. Also note: the fastest global circumnavigation by John Henry Mears is cited along with a local real estate tease and a phone number.
Mrs Ona O Bowers of Lansing Michigan credits Lydia E Pinkhams remedies with restoring her strength after childbirth. She describes severe back pain and exhaustion but notes that after using Pinkhams Viable Compound and Sanative Wash she regained vitality and could work and care for her child.
Frank Moteska, a Union Pacific freight handler, reported that five Victory Liberty bonds totaling 150 dollars were stolen yesterday by coworker Farl Hastings. Hastings sold a 100 bond for 94.83 dollars, was arrested, and the remaining 50 bond and 40 dollars in cash were recovered. Hastings to be held in custody.
Articles filed for a new Wyoming royalty firm based in Lusk with $5 million capital and 5 million shares. Founders include Filward M. Arnold W. L D McKeown and M N Neil alongside Thomas F. Arneld and Tim Kinney on the board. Other royalty firms in the area raise combined capital to $15.5 million. The closing lines reference unrelated notes on orders and animal topics.
The Internal Revenue Bureau announced May 13 the taxability of patent and medicinal preparations sold under patent or trade mark or from exclusive makers. The tax, effective May 1, applies to medicines advertised as remedies or specifics for any disease and to unadvertised preparations with private formulas or occult methods.
President Wilson authorized building ships in American yards for foreign accounts if it does not hinder the U S merchant fleet. Officials foresee several million tons may be ordered from Pacific Atlantic Norway France Italy and possibly England and Italy could place hundreds of thousands of tons with some built in the United States.
Arrangements for the Austrian peace delegates to be hosted at the historic château in St Germaine et Laye are complete. They will be welcomed by Prefect Chaleel and presented with peace terms mirroring those given to Germany at Versailles. The ceremony occurs in a museum room arranged like a hollow rectangle with press seating.
The article notes that quarters were prepared in two hotels and three private villas for Torka and Bulgarians arriving near Paris, but the plan to house them at St. Germaine was dropped due to insufficient space. They are expected to be moved to Meudon, southwest of Paris.
Paris May 13 reports French officials expect the Austrian chief delegates to reach St Germaine tomorrow evening. General Albertini, head of the Italian military mission in Vienna, accompanies the delegation.
Rev Campbell Mergad, former pastor of Westminster Cayren in London, joins a new school in the Fenshawe area to begin teaching duties in the United States.
In a May report from Moscow the state department was told by M C Treadwell that revolts by peasants in Bolshevik districts increase. He described severe reprisals in many towns and villages and noted Bolshevik newspapers barely report the uprisings.
Chief Justice Gyrus Beard of the Wyoming Supreme Court, who has been in Southern California for several months, is due to return to Cheyenne about June 1. His health is reported materially improved.
The Union Trust Company will relocate from the Thomas building on Garey avenue to space on the ground floor of the new Hynds Building once occupancy is available. The move follows its long-standing occupancy in its current quarters and reflects expansion into the newer facility.
A local plan outlines remodeling of quarters for a tractor agency. The site is described as a hop from the Thomas building on Carey Avenue to quarters at the rear of Tugper-Con.
A large store room on Capitol avenue is being vacated and will be occupied by W. H. Owens' agency for Cleveland tractors and Oldsmobile automobiles. The space will be thoroughly remodeled before the agency is installed.
Paris May 1 The council of four discussed the Turkish and Awa Minor questions and details of the Austrian treaty. American experts were called in for consultation on Austria matters.
Tyler, formerly linked with a repay company, gains a tract east of the Elby in Jerome and leads the Mesas Minhap dairy venture. The graduate office holder now directs active farm operations as the dairying project proceeds.
In the forty eight states of the Lotion Vient there are 2 089 counties. The statement pinpoints the broad geographic scope and exact county count across the states.
Deputy Secretary of State Lymone says the first shipment of the 1919 Session Laws of Wyoming will be ready for distribution soon. The laws include tickets and memorial resolutions passed by the Fifteenth legislature. Prices are not final but expected around $4.40 for an unbound copy and about $4.00 for a bound board edition.
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 first to take the front line, with a fever tolerance of up to 20 degrees.
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