Wanted Japanese Janitor for Work This Office
In a town office a job posting seeks a janitor for office work. The notice invites inquiries at the town office and mentions the need for a worker with duties inside the facility.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1919
Page
5
In a town office a job posting seeks a janitor for office work. The notice invites inquiries at the town office and mentions the need for a worker with duties inside the facility.
Nancy Wilhelmina Brown of Laramie Wyoming, wife of Judge Melville Brown, is cited as the oldest woman voter in the National American Woman’s Suffrage Association. The St Louis convention honored her as “mother of the convention” for that reason. Brown, a resident of Laramie, had not yet been eligible to vote when Wyoming granted universal suffrage.
The passage recounts early female voters in Wyoming including Grandma Swain who voted in 1874 on a trip to market. It notes Mrs Vathan Stark of Fort Morgan and mentions Mrs Martha Iverson, a pioneer official, plus Mrs Stephen Boyd as an early schoolteacher and first woman juror in Laramie.
Fifteen hundred battle-scarred veterans of the 362nd infantry arrived in New York on the transport Kentuckian and were greeted with a “royal western welcome” by Mayor James Rolph and a San Francisco welcoming delegation, after marching from France and Belgium through long overseas service.
Seattle April 4 Attorney for Mrs Ruth Garrison charged with murder enters a plea of not guilty claiming she was mentally irresponsible at the time of the crime. Garrison had recently confessed to poisoning Grace L Storrs amid love jealousy allegations.
A state official reports near unanimous support for an 82.8 million state highway bond issue in Northern Wyoming after public hearings in Sheridan. He predicts a statewide vote could reach about 4 to 1 in favor if similar sentiment spreads to Cheyenne and other areas.
The Mosher Oil Company reports a well near See Salt Greek field produced about 450 barrels. A second well is 601 feet south of the first, and the plan calls for eight wells completed by fall. Robert G. Taylor indicates the company will fund a series of new wells.
KEMMERER Wyo April 1 The Republican reports plans for the Opal corral to start shearing no later than April 10 with a crew of thirty. About 75 000 animals booked for shedding, potential receipts up to 400. The Opal corral, built in Australian fashion, represents a modern western facility.
The German armistice commission held a meeting at Breal in which final questions about food imports were discussed. Mathias Braderger presided as Une president. The session covered allied points on wheat, clothing, and various experts including wool sugar paper and money.
Report from the peace talks notes an agreement limiting German military presence. Germany would not keep a garrison fortification or heavy works on the left bank or within at least thirty miles of the Rhine on the right bank, according to the Temps via Associated Press.
The remains of Mark McGrath of Cheyenne passed through the city Sunday en route from San Diego Gal where death occurred to Illinois.
Field notes indicate Glenrock til Company on the eastern end of the structure has a 2.950 flat sale figure. Other wells are described in two nearby locations including the southwest quarter of section 5 and the southwest quarter of section 34. A new well is noted on the MW cies quarter of section ih, tied to the Wyo-0-Tex Oil group.
Edith K. Miller of Donn Wyoming and Miller of Keenxburg Colorado were granted marriage license in Denver on Monday.
The report indicates McDuffy is favored to replace Vick Roy as superintendent of the Colorado division, with A J Vick Hoy mentioned in connection to the decision and former Wyoming Division chief W F Woodcott tied to the leadership reshuffle aboard the Union Pacific. The morning hearing noted Woodcott’s possible return and the broader change across divisions.
Chief Water Tender B A Clary in charge at 2124.2 West Lincoln Way reports Georg W Clise of Sheridan Wyoming has enlisted in the U S Navy.
A terse ad announces sleeping cots for wholesale and retail sale. Items listed include metal cots priced at 2.85 pounds and 4.70 dollars per piece by the oxen, with address LOUIE WAX 1603 Pioneer Ave.
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