Denver Man Promoted to Assistant Master Mechanic
Gust Neaman formerly general foreman of the Union Pacific at Denver has arrived in Cheyenne and is promoted to assistant master mechanic in place of A. N. Jeffers who becomes master mechanic. J. W. Highleyman is moved aside. Headquarters will be in Cheyenne. Ed Lawler, once secretary to A. W. Woodruff, joins the hospital staff after a long illness.
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War Gardens Planned on City Land by Florence Voorhees
Florence Voorhees announces several city blocks will be turned over to Cheyenne residents to cultivate war gardens. The land, located in a central district, is offered free for agricultural use as part of the ongoing war garden campaign.
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Autos Loaded on Coal Cars
A train of Ree cars bound for San Francisco carried automobiles loaded with two per bottom car and a third resting on timbers atop, sparking speculation at the depot as the steel cars rolled through Cheyenne on Tuesday. The canvas-covered vehicles, including Western-made models, drew attention for their unusual loading arrangement.
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Salvation Army drive reports slow to arrive
Reports from counties on Salvation Army campaign totals come in slowly as several chairmen delay until full returns arrive. Counties listed include Laramie 1690e Crook Korcoe Ulata 1142 Johnson Springs over 400 Park 600 Sheridan 1000 Carbon 1900.
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Renewal Bombardment Targets Paris. Nine Wounded
April 2 report from official sources says long range bombardment struck an area near Prewume in the afternoon injuring nine persons. The blast damaged a house at Capitol Ave and disrupted local services as authorities investigate the attack.
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Cardinals Preview for 1919 Season Under New Manager Hendricks
The St Louis Cardinals approach the 1919 campaign with Jack Hendricks as manager and a strengthened pitching staff led by Billy Gene Packard Lee Meadows and Red Ames. Catching bolstered by Frank Snyder and Mike Gonzales, the lineup features 300 hitters Smith Cruise and Hornsby in a powerful outfield with Smith and Pavlona at first base and infield adjustments ahead of the season opener.
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Fraud Warning Letter About Kidney Cure Scam
A garbled scripty notice warns readers about a scam promising a Foley company mail order of kidney cures. The letter pressures sending money and your address for receipt of a “Hone or Compound,” warning of fraudulent activity.
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