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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1919
Page
3
Mrs. John Freeman Linscot of the Pinellas county War Mothers committee in Petersburg Florida asks the resolutions committee to grant presidential pardons for all World War I military offenders. She cites four sons who served in the war.
The fifth annual Union Pacific Mutual Pension report shows six Wyoming veterans placed on the pension list in the last year and three pensioners died. Named pensioners include Isaac Cker, Alex Thuffey, J W Eis, B R Odevrs, John Ujrich of Evansne, and James Larson of Lara. Deceased pensioners listed are XII, Norm Berg of Laramie, S M Ahoer of Shtrman, and C J Robt& of Cheyrang.
A damaged notice promises a money making opportunity and urges readers to mail name and ad to a Chicago address by 4. It sells Pols's Toney and Tar Compound claimed to relieve pain and other ailments, describing pills and cathartic uses.
A marriage license was issued to Harry Hanna of St. Joseph and Mins Busse Douglas of Jardine. The wedding was performed yesterday at the Congregational parsonage by the Rev. C. F. fr.
Letters from women in Spokane Washington Abilene Texas and Rockville Connecticut praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving midlife ailments and restoring health after doctors failed. Spokeswomen Martha Connell and Mrs EB Owzia share experiences of recovery and recommend the remedy.
Stockholders of Tk Basin P% Company Maine corporation plan a November vote to authorize increasing capital from 2 000 000 to 6 000 000 and issue stock at 7 40 per share to stockholders in proportion to holdings. The move covers undivided working interests in Ohio Oil Company lands and adjacent productive acreage in the Elk Basin area. Transfer books close November 3 with warrants mailed November 4 and payment due November 22.
A fragmented advertisement from the Alahastine-Sherman Paint Co promises lead free paint and contact by phone 29, noting scarce stock for Petepaz with a 20 percent reference.
Fragmentary OCR text with phrases like GALL DUMM Phone 97 4805 and references to an ad tale Jet bite Poadee. No coherent event, person, or organization readable to summarize.
The article catalogs three popular hat shapes among women, noting feathers and pins as decorative features. It highlights a black velvet tam with a pearl buckle and a French turban style in black and white, emphasizing color schemes, materials, and the smart, youthful look for fall and winter wear.
A court ruled in favor of the Sheep Company in a dispute over lamb pricing. The case involved a calculation demanding payment of 15 percent on pounds of lamb and 42 percent per pound, affecting a large quantity of stock.
An unnamed employee of the company urged the jury to find for the defendant corporation in Webber's suit for 81,800. The case involves alleged forged work and discrepancies in transfer and payment terms, with references to the Narrellia and related figures.
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