Back to Farm 5 Slogan of Labor Director Taylor
State Director BF P Taylor of the United States employment service urges young men with farming knowledge to seek country work. He says postwar America must export a surplus of 22 million tons and farming offers steady, year round pay with open opportunities across states, including Wyoming. Farm work is presented as the best long term job with strong demand for harvest labor west of the Mississippi.
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BF. P. Taylor
United States Employment Service
America
Mr. Taylor
Timeelf Candel
Taylor
Wyoming
Mee Taylor
Mississippi River
Automobiles Collide at City Intersection
Two cars collided at the intersection of Carey Avenue and Fifteenth Street at 9:90 last night. J. J. Garsten and family were in one car. a second large touring car with a Colorado Hoover license struck from the west, breaking the windshield and causing minor injuries to Mr. Garsten. The second vehicle fled the scene.
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Carey Avenue
Fifteenth Street
J. Garsten
Carsten
Uening West
Transten
Colored Civic League Discusses Lynch Statute
At a Colored Civic League meeting last night Vice President J T Muse presided over a discussion of a national anti lynching statute. Participants included Mrs Mary Besbit and O South Carnes of Gabland Calif and other attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Civic League
J. T Muse
Mary Besbit
O. South
Freckles and Clear Complexion Guaranteed Refund
An advertisement promises freckle removal and a clear complexion with a money back guarantee. It urges readers to try the treatment and asks to request the double refund option if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wandier
Insurance lesson from war boosts public trust in protection
Charter Bailey, Cheyenne's progressive insurance man since 1884, cites government life insurance payouts to families of fallen soldiers and widespread recognition of life and property risks as a driver of growing insurance uptake and trust in local business integrity. He credits careful, honest dealings for his success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menerican
Charter BR. Bailey
Cheyenne
City visitors from across the nation on brief Cheyenne stays
A long list of visitors arrives in Cheyenne for short stays and business. Names include Mrs. A B Chamberlain from San Francisco. J G Diehl from Philadelphia. M G Waggoner from Boston. John Wilcox and Frances Wilrat from Grenada Mississippi. and many others from Omaha Biloxi Seattle Portland and Chicago among cities.
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A. B. Chamberlain
San Francisco
City
John Wilcox
Frances Wilrat
Grenada
Miss
J. G. Diehl
Philadelphia
Cheyenne
M. G. Waggoner
Boston
Mass
Joseph Lamm
S. Gruff
J. C. Kelley
John 8. Morrow
M. Holbrook
J. H. Grove
Omaha
A. E. Greene
la Salle
Galo
Chris Wickey
Lincoln
Nebr
Joan Discveker
Elgin
Ralph D. Snichelle
K. FE. Druley
P. Maginnis
Kimball
Prank Basset
Bangor
Percy Whitehead
Jonesville
Mich
H. J. Green
South Bend
Ind
John Buckley
Seattle
Paul Grimm
Fort Worth
Texas
J. M. Hirasd
Los Angeles
Calif
C. Low
Portland
Ore
T. T. Bamnan
D. Marke
Port Collins
George Aull
Albany
N. Y
James McAfee
York
Frank Wallenstein
Brooklin
Martin Seever
Millie Glen
Arthur Cole
Ethan Allen
Chicago
E. E. McGranahan
Milwaukee
Wis
Judgment Withheld in Case Involving Obstruction Charge
Sam Marschik faced a police court hearing on obstructing traffic by using a storefront sidewalk for storage. He denied wrongdoing and argued he tried to have a trunk removed by Adams Express after officers said it blocked the sidewalk. Judge Swainson held judgment pending city ordinance guidance.
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Sam Marschik
Marschik
Adams Express Company
Marschick
J. ©. Thompson Snr
Swainson
Memorial Day Observed with Parades and Services in Cheyenne
Cheyenne closes all business, offices, banks and schools for Memorial Day. A 9:30 AM parade forms on Capito Avenue, marching to Lakeview and Olivet cemeteries for Grand Army and War Mothers services followed by taps. Fort Russell memorials at 1 PM, then YMC A dinner at 6 PM and open air ceremonies at 7:15 PM near the YMC A hut with wreath dedication to Wyoming war dead. Automobile race at 3 PM north of the city near Carey Avenue intersection.
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Cheyenne
Capito Avenue
Lakeview
Olivet
Grand Army
War Mothers of America
Woman's Relief Corps
Reg
City Park
Women's Relief Corps
Fort Russell
Military
Ned Cross
Fort
Germany
Heyenne
Carey Avenue
Motor Party to Attend Ball Game and Dance East of City
A Cheyenne and Ft. Russell party will motor to Pine Bluffs to see a ball game between the fort team and Pine Bluffs players and then attend a Hillsdale dance at Richard Spatz's hall this evening. Grey of 406 East Twentieth Street will be buried at Mt. Olivet after an 8 o'clock service at W. W. Dumm chapel conducted by Rev. Father Martmann. the infant died yesterday. J B Richards and L C Fundingstard of Sydney Nobr are here briefly.
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Cheyenne
Ft. Russell
Pine Bluffs
Fort
Hillsdale
Richard Spatz
Grey
W. W. Dumm
Father Martmann
Mt. Olivet
Funeral of Little Grey Baby Today
Funeral services for Edward Grey infant son of Mr and Mrs Edward Grey held today with mourners gathering for burial rites at the local cemetery. High attendance marked the service with family grief and community prayers observed.
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Little Grey Baby
Edward Grey
Edward
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