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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1915

Page

14

Editor Praises Kyne Pieces On Womens Law Repeal Debate

The piece discusses a broad campaign to repeal the Women’s law, criticizing eastern controlled press and praising Peter W. Kyne for articles explaining the law. It notes Taft LaFollette’s editorial in Leader and urges readers to study the serials to understand opposition and policy details.

Monihe United States Companion East Ratunday Peter W. Kyne Peter B. Kyne Matty Mr. Kyne Lafollette Kyne Ta, Follette

Trade Expands as Early 1916 Activity Surges Across Regions

Bradstreet reports faster business growth with strong notes from the East and nation wide. War orders boost cotton and wheat prices, rail traffic and bank clearings rise, while labor conditions improve. Stocks of apparel stay light, and manufacturers rush to meet immediate demand amid broad commerce expansion and rising pig iron output.

Bradstreet’s New England Middle States Central Western Donn’ Review Eros

Smallpox Quarantine Card Praises City Efforts in Kansas Town

A Kansas City Journal notice features Lysander Johnson thanking city authorities for quarantine measures during a smallpox outbreak. He describes his family's two week isolation with no visitors, three meals a day, and peaceful nights, noting a cousin departed in fear of the sign on the door.

Kansas Lysander Johnson Kansas City Journal

Convincing Evidence On Child Care From Mrs Richardson

Mrs Richardson of Philpot says regularity is key for infant health and praises Pr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as unmatched. She notes her son William Jr. loved its pleasant taste and calls it a simple laxative remedy. A free trial bottle is available by writing W B Caldwell 454 Washington St. Moueello, Bik.

Jesse Richardson Philpothy Saye Pr. Caldwell William, Jr Omar W. B. Caldwell Washington St

State Land Notice Cheyenne Wyoming October 1915

The United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming issues a state land notice listing protests and contests to be filed before approval of a selection for WYMANAY section 28 township 1 north range west at 4th principal meridian. The notice directs that descriptions be open for public inspection and forwarded to the General Land Office in Washington.

United States Land Office Cheyenone Wyoming P.M General Land Office Washington, D. C Artion Will Reid

New York store adopts shorter work day for women clerks

The Stevene Fryberger company in Sheridan hires twenty one lady clerks who work eight hours daily in line with Wyoming's recent law. Mrs Pryberger, a convention delegate, advocates better conditions for women workers, signaling progressive employer practice and confidence in diligent staff.

Stevene Fryberger New York Sheridan Wyoming Pryberger Wyoming Federation of Women’s Clubs Grey Hall

Clerks Union Grows in Kemmerer Under Local Labor Aid

J J Motto as vice president of the fifth district leads Mine Workers board to organize a Retail Clerks local in Kemmerer aided by T F Kynon. The group nears fifty members as merchants largely support the move aiming to boost home merchants over mail order houses. Cooperation between merchants and workers is urged to strengthen local trade and labor relations.

Kemmerer J. J T. F. Kynon

Patronage Keeps Wyoming Printers Alive and Local Wealth

The article urges businesses to patronize Wyoming printers to boost local wages and growth. It argues outside printing drains the state economy, cites hundreds of thousands invested in Wyoming printing plants, and notes four Wyoming cities host International Typographical Union locals promoting better conditions.

Wyoming Thia Tom Cheyenne Casper Rock Springs Sheridan

Job Offer Improper Ad Seeks Home Based Work In Iowa

A misformatted recruitment ad offers home based work with earnings claimed at 50 to 100 dollars weekly. The message asks readers to write for free and provides a dubious address in Des Moines Iowa.

Eaperivaice UbMeceneery Nforma Thos Loos Co St. Des Moines Lows

Royal Tea Wins 150000 In Framed Race Scandal

In Chicago, New York, and on the Pacific coast bookmakers were hit when Royal Tea won the fifth race, with investigators noting framed wagers placed across exchanges. Estimates say over 150000 connected to the scheme, as pari mutuel betting grows and bookmakers shift to exchanges nationwide.

Chicago New York Pacific Coast Royal Tea McNamara Fiddler Pari-mutuals Latonia Laurel New Orleans Haryana

Krause Family, Christman Visit Fort Collins Scene

Mrs A F Krause and sons Carl and Frank visited Fort Collins on business. Allie Christman returned home to Fort Collins Friday after a prior engagement.

Virginia Dale Colo A. F. Krause and Sons Carl and Frank Fort Colling Allie Christman Fort Collins

Local Residents Take Brief Trips and Farm Moves

Dale residents visit friends then George Dogeny leaves Saturday for a Fox Park Wyoming business trip. Aldrich heads home to Fort Collins after days on the ranch attending threshing details. Henry Lawken and John Moen ship a steer load to Omaha. James Webster from Hox Elder visits G R Logan and recently returned from Routes county. W Webber and others dine with Mr and Mrs Krause. George K R Loman departs for Omaha with a shipment of steers while Charles Clark leaves for Fort Collins to work through winter.

WH. Aldrich Fort Collins

Newest Remedy for Headache and Dropsy Promises Kidney Relief

The advertisement touts An uric as a remedy for kidney trouble, backache, rheumatism, and dropsy. It claims uric acid buildup from digestion causes pain and bladder disorders and urges sending a water sample to Doctor Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, NY for analysis.

Dr. Pierce Insurance Invalides’ Hotel

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Alex Hastie the Seamen's Law Northwest Pacific Northwest Humber Bwchlandron, Sig Kelley Mercantile Company the Sanitary Store the Dale George Dogeny Fox Park Wyo Henry Lawken John Moen Omaha James Webster Hox Elder G. R. Logan James Routes County O' Monn W. Webber Adren 4. Krause George KR. Loman Stoors Charles Clark Por Collings The Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company Capitol Avenue Cheyenne, Wyoming
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