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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1919
Page
13
Local notes show numerous visitors in Cheyenne from Wheatland and Douglas and town business by S Serg ei of Laramie. Merchants advertise services from barber shops to auto tires while hotels, cafes, and music lessons draw attention.
Detailed box score style item notes multiple NL games with teams like New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago Boston and Cleveland. It lists batteries such as Hatteries-Causey Metarty Douglas Hendrix Carter Kiliifer O'Farrell Enzmann Coveleskie ONeill Harper Pickinich, and Williams Kerr Shellenback Schalk Busch Ruth Schang among others. Twelve innings marked by Detroit and Boston highlights and a long Nationals miscue with varied line scores.
A string of brief visits and departures shapes a busy Cheyenne day. Chie C Peston of LaGrange and Cle Smithhurele, also from LaGrange TA, arrive while Maxon of Grover comes to town. Fil Morton plans ranch departure to Grover, F Emerson visits the Normamite, Flo and others conduct city business. Jiore accompanies a Pine Bluffs departure as FP A Rogeess of Portland stays briefly, and 100 Onward from Warren Ohio arrives for business, lodging at the Nernondictated.
Eleven men arrested in a pool room raid on Wednesday appeared in police court. Seven others in the group were fined 25 dollars. Sick Vallos, named as proprietor, was fined 50 dollars. All paid fines and were released.
New York report presents symptoms of tobacco harm and simple self tests. It urges cessation and promotes Nicotol tablets with a money back guarantee, claiming quick relief from cravings and health recovery.
A list of residents and visitors arriving in Cheyenne includes J Merrell Stith from Memphis, J W Bissell from Lincoln, A Woe from New York, Joseph WH Draper from Gallio, Hugh Vass from Laramie, Ballinger from Meyl, J W Brooks and C Williams from Pine Bluffs, W F Rogers and spouse from Pine Bluffs, W L Hoffan from Wheatland, Theodore Ray and Mrs from Slater, Dr Brooks from Pine Bluffs, Frank Vorpacht and George E B Phillips from Laramie.
Western Superintendent A. W. McDuffy of the Green River division arrived in Cheyenne today aboard his private car for a business trip. He spent a few hours there before departing on Number 3 toward Green River.
An advertisement promotes a home remedy for catarrh and deafness claiming constitutional treatment is needed. It warns sprays and inhalers may worsen the condition, and prescribes Parmint double strength with hot water and sugar, four spoonfuls daily to relieve head noises and improve hearing.
A county clerk issued two marriage licenses on Thursday. Samuel I. McGoull and Mrs. Laula Hilton, both of Denver, received licenses. Albert Reynolds of Burns and Mrs. Katherine B. Bloom of Tribune, Greeley County, Kansas, also obtained licenses.
Complete assurance that Othine double strength removes freckles and clears the skin. Apply nightly and morning. an ounce often suffices to fade dark spots and lighten lighter freckles for a fair complexion. Always request the double strength formula from your druggist.
A total of twelve cages were heard in the police court yesterday, mainly for vagrancy or drunkenness. Most defendants pleaded guilty and were fined by the judge, with small sums recorded among the obtuse entries.
Firefighters answered two calls shortly after noon with minimal losses. The first blaze burned shoe trimming under the Electric Shop on Carey Avenue from spontaneous combustion. The second sparked under logs at PL J Black’s lumber yard. both were quickly checked with little damage.
The death of Fire Chief Bates' mother was confirmed in Flint Michigan after a telegram advised of the fatality. Bates left immediately upon learning of his mother's death yesterday.
The proposed I. W. W. gathering planned for Saturday night in Milwaukee is not permitted to take place, per Governor Philip's directive. The article notes the memorial context of women and mentions a Washington monument honoring nuns who served in Civil War camps and battlefields.
A description notes bas relief panels showing marble figures of nuns from various orders. The work features multiple sisterhoods represented in sculptural forms as part of a religious or commemorative display.
Dr. George CG Rafter received word that his eldest brother John Rafter, age 82, died after a sudden illness. The funeral will be conducted by the brother minister at New Glasgow Glasgow near Monte and interment will be in the family burying ground per the deceased wishes.
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