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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1919
Page
2
Camel Cigarettes claim a unique blend for superior flavor and smoothness. The ad asserts smokers will prefer Camels over other tobaccos and that the brand suits individual taste better than straight tobacco.
Frank told business leaders at the Industrial Club last night that customer satisfaction is the core of selling. He emphasized that there is more than goods to sell and that making customers feel the company is working for them is essential for lasting success.
Mr Stockdate described the job of a retail salesman as a big task and praised top sellers. The Wyoming Credit Rating Exchange hosted a Business Institute lecture in Cheyenne, drawing merchants who expressed high satisfaction with the value and strong attendance.
The House approved the leasing bill by 168 to 30. It now goes to a conference committee. The chamber amended royalty provisions to allow 20 percent on past production and 30 percent on future production, down from 45 percent in the original bill.
Chicago October 10 P A Newton general superintendent of the Illinois Steel Mills in South Chicago declared the strike broken for that plant with 5000 workers at work and about 90 percent of Americanized workers back on the job He said not as busy now as in November and urged appointments at Newport Studio 1711 Carey Ave Upstairs.
Governor Carey published a letter from P J Quedley of the Southern Wyoming Coal Operators Association urging an immediate conference with minors to keep mines open. If talks fail, troops may be used to protect operations to continue coal production despite the United Mine Workers of America.
A group of Oldsmobiles including a coupe and three Sixes arrived in Cheyenne for W. J. Owens Auto of Flint Michigan on October 4 after initial road delays. Unable to get quick freight, Owens sent the vehicles by a southern route through Kansas.
Laramie Wyoming couple Garrett of Gverbush Kansas and Miss Sophia Jeffries of Somerset Nebraska learned after a premature honeymoon that their Colorado marriage license was invalid in Wyoming. They returned to Laramie in October to wed again under local authority with Rev George H Lowry officiating after the error was found in Greeley.
The Loramie County Red Cross drive begins Sunday under chairman Acehic Allen. The campaign runs Thursday through Saturday and finishes the week with three days of activity. Mrs W S Hobson leads a group of young women at street booths for the effort.
Mrs. Geneva Robinson of Albany reports Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cough medicine she used. She says two bottles broke a stubborn cough, loosening phlegm and mucus, clearing passages, easing hoarseness, and stopping the tickling throat.
A Cheyenne report tallies 1852 pupils across Central 942 Convenement 281 Ghurchill 406 Coast 316 Johnson -Tararnt schools 4. Last year 1600 pupils, up nearly 200. Senior class projections suggest one of the largest graduating classes. Current seniors number 21 boys and 31 girls, totaling 52.
The text describes cramped classrooms with nine to six pupils per room and more than forty pupils in some walls. It notes rooms improvised as teacher spaces and an art supervisor using an unused high school cloaked room as an attic, reflecting inadequate facilities.
The Hudson Homesite company filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state yesterday. Headquarters are in Hudson Wyoming with 50 000 capital stock divided into 2000 shares of 25 each. Directors for the first year include W D Hoyt Bruce Haynes B M Hirst BR B Pomeroy and J W Paulkner.
Joe Kahler was arrested for a statutory offense against his 12 year old daughter and handed over to county officers after police action.
Frances Warren Pershing Memorial Hospital trustees receive 6500 from Mr and Mrs Charles H Irwin to furnish a memorial room for their son Floyd Irwin who was killed two years ago roping a steer at Frontier Park.
New York reports the United States Sugar Equalization board saved the public about 250 million dollars in the year ending July 14. The board will also turn over to the treasury 80 million dollars from sugar credits.
New York October 34 The 60000 ton steamship Leviathan was turned over to the United States Shipping Board from the Navy. Formerly the Vaterland of Hamburg America Line, the ship was renamed Leviathan after wartime transfer and restoration of passenger equipment at Hoboken.
A governor named two notaries as part of an official act. The report lists Clavernor Carey and two appointees, with brief accompanying notes on their qualifications and roles.
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