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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1919
Page
4
AnCOLUMN style snippet reviews Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women’s ailments. It references suffering and displacements in a patient named Sanford and suggests the product as a treatment option.
William Hart, famous film star of Western dramas, likely to attend Frontier Days July 21 to 26. He shows interest in Cheyenne’s wild west carnival and uses the city to film locations and publicity for upcoming productions. Secretary Cahill extended the invitation to attend and to capture the atmosphere for future film dramas.
A communication from the inquiry commission at Pinak, Russia, states thirty six Pinak youths unrelated to Bolshevik movement were killed. A London dispatch May 1 cites Zionist central office claiming Copenhagen reports fifty six Jews killed in a pogrom at Pinsk.
Victor Berger, socialist representative elect from Wisconsin and under jail sentence for wartime espionage act violation, arrived in Washington to present credentials and seek seating when Congress convenes next Monday. He declined to discuss strategies or possible Supreme Court appeal.
The Jewish Carola of Cheyenne will entertain soldiers at the Y M C A War Port D A Russell at 7 15 o clock. Mr B F Hicks prepared the program, expected to be of high quality. Soldiers and friends are invited.
The Federal Land Bank of Omaha oversees 962 national farm loan associations totaling 7,794 members across Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming. Wyoming alone has 31 associations with 592 members and tied loans closed at 628 dollars.
In the First Judicial District of Wyoming Laramie County the estate of James McMasters deceased is proceeding to prove the will on June 5, 1919 at 10 a.m. in the court room. James Leaden seeks letters of administration. interested parties may contest. Dated May 15, 1919. Clerk T. J. Pisher. Attorney C. Lane. May 15 22 June 3.
The note assesses major highways from Cheyenne to Laramie and Lincoln from Pier Bluffs to Medicine Bow. It describes good surfaces on Yellowstone and North exceptbed areas near Hun ting Creek, with rough patches and dry stretches toward Ogden.
Drilling for oil has begun in Cheyenne County Nebraska about 70 miles east of Cheyenne. The well site lies between Sulacy and Poller. Liberty Oil and Refining Company sinks the well under a contract for up to 3,000 feet though the rig can drill 4,000 feet.
A.W. Allkins of 384 Parkview Direct writes from Winnipeg Manitoba seeking information about the Kronberg Bros who are said to be in the sheep business in Wyoming Any persons with knowledge of this firm are urged to communicate to Mr Atkins with details.
An Iowa syndicate drilling for oil on the Andrews ranch near Morse Creek, JD miles northwest of Cheyenne, stands at about 2100 feet. Drilling will resume in a few days. The prospect for oil is reported to be encouraging.
Private Migsell Diemer headquar ters company Stud engineers contracted pneumonia overseas and has been in government hospitals. He is declining rapidly at Denver and probably will not survive many days. Helen non of Mes, Wile jig lion Diemer of Cheyenpa.
In St Andrews Scotland on May 4 General John J. Pershing was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws by the University of St Andrews, the oldest university in Scotland. The ceremony honored the American general for his services.
The A M I T A Lodge No. 700 of Divide offers a $25 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone stealing from lodge members.
Advertisement claims Zemo cleanses and soothes eczema blotches ringworm and similar skin troubles instantly. It urges readers to try Zemo from drug stores and save distress with the product from The EW Rowe Co in Cleveland.
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