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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1919
Page
16
Neuse Paints Sherman Paint Co announces partnership with savings department at National Bank, inviting customers to visit tonight for introductions, product offers, and special rates. The notice highlights local business collaboration and banking access.
New York dated report says Daniel 46 known as Heid plans to wind up affairs and relocate to California for quiet retirement. Heid's career spans tin plate ventures and finance. He led the tin plate trust with Leeds and helped build the Rock Island system. He has been married three times and faced public attention over ties to major railroads and industry.
In Cheyenne the General Assembly session featured student announcements and cheers for local teams. Reverend Fisher gave an instructive talk on present day strikes, followed by Carnegie Library exhibits of old master works, American paintings and pottery. Evening musical programs showcase Cheyenne talent and public school pupils.
The Johnston hedge on the peninsular Dr. Doviston at 216 West Twentieth Street marks Cheyenne’s first large barberry plant slated for removal due to soft rust infection. The city rallies as government officials and citizens back the removal amid a nationwide campaign and rising civic cooperation.
Off year elections see Massachusetts New Jersey Maryland and Kentucky choosing governors. Massachusetts reelects Gov Coolidge amid police strike protests while New Jersey backs Newton Bugbee and Edward Edwards. Kentucky eyes Edward Morrow against Gov Black with national issues shaping the race. Maryland sets Harry Nico and Nilehi in the contest as national sentiment surfaces.
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