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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1916
Page
5
Montain and business visits fill Cheyenne daybook with travelers from Denver Sheridan St Louis and New York. Notables include J T Arnott and W T U members plus a Cheyenne property sale and a court divorce granted to Ida Clark.
The Department of Agriculture proclaims meat prices will not decline and promotes Shredded Wheat as a cheaper, high quality source of nourishment. Two biscuits with peaches and cream or fruit make a complete meal for under five cents, produced at Niagara Falls, New York.
Signs reading School Near Drive warn Cheyenne drivers to heed warnings near a school. The notices aim to protect children and reflect a broader use in eastern and central western towns where such signs reduced school area accidents.
Guardian Casualty and Guaranty Co with Salt Lake City home offices will open state headquarters in Cheyenne within the coming week. Mr M M Gotlieb who will run statewide operations is in the city seeking an office site and hopes to be ready for business before the tenth of the month.
Berlin reports a forecast that the fifth German war loan will raise millions as subscriptions approach the close on October 6. Total subscriptions so far reach 10,712 billion marks, with unofficial estimates placing receipts over nine billion francs.
Detroit reports probe into Sunday night grade crossing wreck that killed 10 and injured over 50 as Grand Trunk freight train struck a street car carrying about ninety people. Both companies deny responsibility.
Charles P. Wagner real estate dealer was arrested in San Francisco as Joseph Pero, a farmer, charged he defrauded him of 1250 dollars for four acres. Under an almost obsolete civil law section Pero attached Wag ner's body since money paid could not be seized.
A fragment recalls Chaney returning home battered after a clash at Otto's. His wife asks what happened as Clancey explains Pat Rey hit him during a dispute with Pat Riley. The tale pivots on respect for the dead as Mary Clancy admonishes not to speak ill.
RED OAK IOWA May file says State Senator F F Jones sues nine defendants for conspiracy to defame him claiming they caused the Moore family home murders on June 9 1912 and seek nearly a quarter million in damages. He alleges detectives farmers clergy and other prominent citizens conspired influenced by idle talk and a clairvoyant fortune teller.
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, lauds the Wilson administration for recognizing labor as a national voice in policy. He cites labor inclusion in councils and laws as advancing liberty and workers’ rights, urging Americans to support the executive for advancing labor welfare.
A Sie publicadty article notes a meeting of women’s clubs discussing statewide prohibition. The federation urged taxpayers to demand a vote, arguing liquor traffic causes misery and wasteful spending, and urged representatives to submit the amendment for public expression.
Miss Sarah J McKenzie matron of St Johns hospital leaves for Milwaukee with her father Duncan McKenzie for a two month absence. Miss McDowell, a 1914 graduate of the institute, will be in charge during the absence and Miss McKeown another nurse joins for a public health service course.
Local messenger ad touts reliable prompt service and reasonable prices. Open daily with hours posted, promising quick deliveries and competitive rates for small items and documents.
Dean Bode, Episcopal church organist and composer, visited Laramie last week and gave a packed pipe organ recital at the cathedral. Cheyenne schools report attendance up, while Wyoming football optimism grows after a 40 to 0 loss to Colorado. Douglas track star J F P Clymer tied the world five mile record at 5.364. Proposed Rock Springs to Pinedale mail route considered via Eden Parson Big Sandy Houlder and through Fourteen Mile Wella Tea Tree Sand Springs. Chugwater hosted a well attended stereopticon lecture by Wyoming Anti Balcon league superintendent Crabbe. A farmer notes Wyoming stock lending strength when crops fail.
Quick relief from neuralgia pains and rheumatic aches with Sloan's Liniment. It soothes nerves and numbness, penetrates to muscle tissue, and works for strains sprains and bruises. Sold by druggists in 60c and 1.00 bottles.
Statement that the undersigned will not be responsible for debts contracted by his wife Mia J. M. Lyon. Claims the husband is J. M. Lyon and notes birth year or identifier B 17th. The notice serves to disavow joint liability for any such debts.
The plea urges selecting the familiar option and avoiding uncertainty, calling for a cautious vote toward established choices and trusted leaders. It emphasizes stability over risk and encourages voters to back known quantities in the ballot.
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