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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1917
Page
15
A correspondent notes goldfish in a room bowl that seemingly never sleep. A naturalist friend cites epocies of fish reptiles and insects with no sleep, naming salmon and pike as species that do not sleep. The piece mentions a furniture dealer ad near Plains hotel.
The Union Pacific announces a food conservation program across dining cars. Beefless Tuesday will replace roast beef, war bread replaces white bread, and toast and bacon garnish are removed. Menus feature poultry fish seafood vegetables fruits and fresh salads under Hoover guidance.
When a rim with a tire is mounted on the wheel it often cannot be moved fully into place, remaining partly on and partly off. A slight springing of the rim is needed, done by facing a jack against the hub and the rim, then a hammer blow slides the rim over the wheel edge.
Metro presents Their Compact starring Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne at the Amuse theater today. A desert mining camp tale climaxes with Horton’s death at the hands of the woman he loves as poetic justice. James Van Dyke Moore travels from New York to the west where Mollie Anderson helps pluck him from past sins.
In the primitive mining town of Silverville the struggle between good and evil shapes Jim Moore’s destiny. He relies on exceptional physical strength and unusual mental courage as the central conflict unfolds.
Classified notice lists a 1916 Ford touring car for sale at 100 dollars. Seller P. H. Parkhurst located at Ingersoll store, Ch. area. Prompt inquiry requested.
Acting Governor Frank L. Houx directed $280,000 held in escrow by the Stockgrowers National Bank from the sale of state school lands to be invested in Liberty bonds. The move follows an agreement with the Midwest Refining Company and Grass Creek Oil Refining Company, claimants of the funds, acting as president of the state board of school land commissioners.
A reader requests contact numbers for a messenger prompt service and notes about price references. This item flags available phone options and potential rate guidance.
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