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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1917
Page
12
A price note states flour cannot be cheaper with wheat at two dollars and twenty cents per bushel and mentions a possible small rise due to limited wheat in the mulls. The brief hints at supply pressure without detailing dates or sources.
By Biddy Bye households avoid weng agned salted and dried foods to support winter food identity. Conscientious cooks choose perishable seasonal items for a healthier, tastier diet. The menus list two meatless days weekly with breakfast peaches biscuits bacon coffee. dinner tomato soup chicken pie corn cantaloupe. supper fish salad olives and lettuce sandwiches.
Weekly meals list with breakfast luncheon and dinner items for Monday Wednesday and Saturday. Includes corn dishes cereal soups fish beef mutton and vegetarian options with accompanying breads vegetables desserts and beverages. Names of dishes and sides appear in sequence across meals for each day.
Staple and fancy goods listed with low prices for milk pork and beans corn and peas sardine and salmon pantry staples and utensils. Emphasizes fresh stock and prompt home delivery across the city with order invites.
Local provider offers quick delivery to any Cheyenne area with guaranteed satisfaction. Specializes in children school shoes and family footwear with maker-backed guarantees. Many Cheyenne women report better satisfaction by trading here.
New York reports indicate as of September 1 the excess of unfilled orders for railroad cars fell to 1 501 from the prior month, a 14 percent drop. Since April, the railroads war board has cut the shortage from 148 627 cars, an improvement of 78 percent, while moving record freight totals with little facility increase.
Governor approves requisition papers for the return of Preston Davison, wanted in Monmouth County New Jersey for grand larceny. Davison was arrested in Sheridan and will be transported back to New Jersey by Charles B Moore, chief parole officer of the New Jersey reformatory.
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