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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1919
Page
2
Maj Gen Framela J Kernon assigned to the Philippine department announced in Washington. He will relieve Brig Gen French who assumes command of Fort McKinley and leads the island’s defense forces.
Seattle advertising man George Francis Howe was arrested on indictment returned by a New York grand jury October 3 charging him and others with selling Piscraig-Kon decolt Copper stock under fraudulent representations about the company’s charter and licenses. The arrest was made in Seattle today.
Wyoming Weekly Industrial Review lists oil drilling plans in Big Wyoming, Box Springs, and Salt Creek fields with royalties and production figures. Riverton to host new bank, Fremont county fair touted as biggest. utilities, highway resurfacing, and a sugar factory start planned. Shoshoni banks exceed half a million dollars.
Salt Lake City Oct. 17. Johnston, shortstop for the Salt Lake baseball club in the just closed season, has been appointed manager for the 1920 season. Eddie Mare, manager for this year, declined the salary offered.
A vintage styled mail order appeal inviting readers to cut out a slip and mail it to Foley & Co in Chicago for a four item package of remedies. The offer lists Foley’s Homey and Tar Cap, Foley Kidney Pills, Foley Gathartia Tableta, and a thermal treatment, promising relief for coughs, colds, pains, digestion, and bowel issues. Also mentions Lower price sale at 1816 Capitol Avenue and Lighter’s Beauty Parlors.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Wrighton walking race with competitors from multiple clubs and a statement that this year’s event represents a national test race.
Haron Goto, a renowned Japanese statesman, arrived recently in the United States for engagements with government officials and cultural leaders. The visit underscores growing ties between Japan and the United States amid current diplomatic efforts and economic discussions.
Kreins, placed by the Army and Navy club employment service with the Sheridan Bugar company in Sheridan, writes O. A. Daniella praising the service. He says he has been well cared for since arriving, likes his work, and credits the War Utility Service for the helpful move.
Remains of Mrs. C. P. Lehman, who passed away very suddenly Thursday, are to be sent to Colorado Sunday morning for burial. Funeral arrangements by W. W. Dumas will be viewed this afternoon.
Funeral services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beltke were held Thursday afternoon at the W. W. Durom chapel. Interment was at Lakeview Cemetery.
Ballots for the city primary election to be held next Tuesday have been delivered to the city clerk. Ballot boxes and other election supplies are ready. Election officials have been named and the city is prepared for the vote.
The Cheyenne high school football team travels to Laramie to meet the Laramie squad at Eorpania today. Aggie Will accompanies Cheyenne to support the effort and seek the scalp in an early season showdown.
Joye A. Whiting, engineer in charge of the Cheyemna sonar project, reviews all land titles to ensure the city map is accurate in legal and geographical detail. Records are being examined to align surveys with current ownership.
Colonel J. P. O'Neil departed yesterday afternoon for Camp Custer Battle Creek Michigan to report for duty immediately. The article notes Construction Chief econom Coleye formerly commanded at Fort D. A. Russell and that the new flying field at the fort has been named after him by consent.
A fragmented ad style item notes coughs and bronchitis relief with a non opiate remedy. Mentions a W Day of Campbell Ayr and a family medicine offering quick relief for croup hoarseness and related illnesses at a low price, aimed at children.
An OCR fragment promotes starting a savings account at Stock Growers National Bank. It mentions Cala Dumm and an address 1619 Avenue with unclear business names Vorsish s Sharman Palgt Co. The readable text emphasizes saving and a favorable payday timing.
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