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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1919

Page

4

Anmishmdb Cheyenne State Leader Note

The Cheyenne State Leader entry Anmishmdb lists Carey Avenue at 3.60 Asia as a street reference in the local notice. The fragment provides limited context and no clear action or date beyond the address cue.

Army rushes surplus disposal amid partisan funding fights

War department accelerates sale of army surplus after World War I armistice. Congress Republican opposition blocked storage funding, forcing open lots, exposed vehicles, and delayed sheltering of billions in autos, munitions, and equipment. Push to reduce holdings amid storage limits and future contract materials.

Republican Congress War Department General Goethals Quartermaster of Purchase and Storage Department Army Congress Department Comena A

Surplus Motor Vehicles Delayed by Congressional Action

The piece details a conflict between wartime directives and later congressionally imposed restrictions on selling surplus motor vehicles. About 19,000 of 36,000 owned were allocated to states for roads and services before a July bill shifted policy to open-market sales. Vehicles deteriorated awaiting funds and sale plans.

Secretary of War Act of Congress Post Office Department Public Health Service Department of Agriculture Congress General Goethals

Calgary's Acting Mayor Proposes Housewives Rule

Calgary's Progressive Acting Mayor Mrs. Anne Gale advocates placing housewives in charge of municipal affairs. She notes she is the first woman to hold acting mayor in Canada, serves as alderman, and campaigns against high prices. She cites tireless efforts for women's rights and price controls.

H. C. of L Calgary Anne Gale Canada Western Canada Gale Alberta Canadian Pacific Railway Weoik Dominion Calgary Forum Marshall

New National Party Discussed At St Louis Convention

The Committee of Forty-Eight based in New York calls independent and liberal voters to a national convention in St. Louis on December 9 to debate a tentative platform addressing social economic and political issues. Delegates from all Forty-eight states will attend and discuss forming a new party and possible coalitions with labor and farmers groups.

St. Louis Committee of Forty-Eight East Fortieth Street New York Republican Democratic

Fragmentary OCR item on birds, travel, and weights

The text presents garbled facts about birds of prey, a human hand count of 25 000 pares, a Norway travel fare by rail at one and a half, and Landon gifting soot at a rate of five and a half pounds per acre daily. It also mentions diamond weighing and balance readings with unclear names.

Landon

Daily Market Report for Corn and Oats Intraday Values

Mixed and garbled figures for September corn and December corn, oats, and other commodities. The text lists open high low and close values with percentages and names like Elise and HKG, but the data are inconsistent and partially unreadable.

Elise Nedomber Oale—Hkg

Grain Letter Shows Mixed Demand Amid Steel Strike Pressure

Bonnelian Co notes grain market unsettled yet firmer, gains 3 to 4 cents as buyers absorb offers. Opposition clustered around lower ranges despite rising demand and late-session upturn. Steel strike fears weigh, spillover worsens liquidation. brokers report activity balanced by vigorous purchases and cautious selling.

Strom

Grain prices overview from Minneapolis market report

Minneapolis Sept 14 grain prices show barley at 1.26 with 841.00, rye No 2 at 1.58 percent, corn at 1.44 with 945, oats at 66 percent, plin and other daily data listed for wheat and rye. Market notes reflect unchanged flour and mixed cereal values across the board.

Minnespolia Minneapolis

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK PRICES AND MARKETS REPORT

Market summary from CHICAGO live stock listings shows bids and prices for cattle hogs and sheep. Price figures cover heavy medium and choice grades with weights and percentages reflecting market movement. includes notes on beef cattle fattening dairy cows lambs and breeding stock with varied weight categories and percentage changes.

Omaha live stock market report summary

Market notes from Omaha show hogs steady to higher with weights around 216 to 216.50, packers reviewing hogs and sows, heavy weights and feeder cattle described as steady to slow. Cattle entries include cows around 85 to 89, bulls and steers mixed, lambs and yearlings listed with limited price detail.

Omata Nehs U S Peiine RIO Panaata Cvttle Wolrers Renee Chalee

Marriage Licenses Issued to Melherny and Ber oe Melly Pair

Three marriage licenses were issued yesterday and the day before to Thomas J. Melherny and Mine Eleanor BH. Ber oe pepe Melly Rosie Way of Cheyenne. The new wife will call ye Olver Phane.

Thomas J. Melherny Eleanor BH Pepe Melly Rosie Cheyenne Wlan Olver

Wyoming Weekly Horne Bulletin Fishing Report

The bulletin notes water levels low and fishing conditions mixed across streams and lakes in the Nations Forest area. Native and rainbow trout are reported with varying success. some creeks show fair catches while others run poor or very low.

Lakon Sireama Themia Damvoie Akouta Lake Landér Walt Walt, Mwinee Dubois Horse Creek Fair Fm South Sheridan Creek Hell Creek

Impounded Horses Auctioned by Police Chief

Seven impounded horses were sold at noon auction conducted by Chief of Police G. F. Embery after the required holding period. Each horse brought an average of twenty dollars, with bidders competing for the seven animals including those from Robitaille and others.

G. F. Embery Robitaille

Laundry Workers Union Meeting Promises Crowd and Free Admission

Community organizers promote a mass gathering for the Laundry Workers' Union, with expected big turnout Monday evening at a central venue. Tickets are priced four for women, and free admission for ladies, while officials report active outreach and ongoing sales for event support.

Laundry Workers’ Union

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