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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1920

Page

16

Nevada California Men Promote Petroleum Firm In Wyoming

California and Nevada promoters formed Standard Petroleum Co with $500,000 capital, filing articles in Wyoming. Ivan S. Jones named agent in Kemmerer. 5,000,000 shares at 10 cents. Directors include D. A. Whittaker, Thomas W. Clark, Albert G. Brown, and others.

California Nevada Standard Petroleum Company Capital Stock Wyoming Kemmerer Ivans. Jones D. A. Whittaker Thomas W. Glark Albert Casper Wyoming Cement Plaster Company of Basin C. A. Zaring 2. W Metz T. K. Bishop H. H. Hine R. B. West F. A. Wise Pete Enders Miller Motor ‘Truck Company Asper H. B. Durham A. R. Lowey Isabel Quinn

Increased Barber Prices Do Not Cut Down Business

Barber shops in the city raised prices to one dollar for a shave and haircut after a recent decision to charge 65 cents for a haircut and 35 cents for a shave. Despite higher costs, business remained steady with some patrons switching to self-service for shaving, though barbers doubt customers will cut their own hair.

Searles Defends Wage Increase on Coal Prices

Eli Searles editor of the Mine Workers Journal acting for the United Mine Workers of America said the 27 percent wage rise for bituminous miners does not justify a 6 cent to 1.50 dollar per ton price increase planned by operators. He noted production costs could rise only 40 to 50 cents per ton and said workers are not responsible for the proposed price hike.

New York Eli Searles The Mine Workers Journal United Mine Workers of America Hea

Cheyenne Auto Repair Prices May Rise In Near Future

Cheyenne garage workers discuss raising repair charges from 4.20 to 4.50 per hour citing higher wages. A Studebaker dealer says an increase is likely as shops need to attract and keep skilled mechanics. Independent mechanics reportedly hike to 41.25 per hour in anticipation.

Cheyenne F. R. Dildine Studebaker

Johnson Beat Lowden in S. Dakota Primary

Unofficial returns from 54 of 64 counties in the South Dakota general primary election show Major General Leonard Wood leading Governor Frank O. Lowden and U.S. Senator Hiram W. Johnson for the Republican presidential endorsement. Wood 26,202. Lowden 22,543. Johnson 23,429.

Sioux -Falls S. D Pierre Show Leonard Wood Frank O. Lowden Illinois United States Hiram W. Johnson California

Foley's Honey and Tar Provokes Satisfied Patient Letters

Miss Rose Florke of North Braddock Pennsylvania writes of relief from a chest cold after using Foley's Honey and Tar a remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. The letters praise its reliability and broad availability as medicine.

Foley Miss Rose Florke Hawkins Avenue N. Braddock

Buried treasure in coal shed cited in Sewall will case

Interest in the Sewall will case eased after a district court session with two witnesses. Dr Lacey testified in rebuttal about Mrs Ellen Boyle Conroy’s mental state and her 375 dollar can of gold found in a coal shed. Morley described thirteen years with Conroy and the secret about the gold and its distribution to Morley and her children. A Texas deposition pending in Cheyenne will close the evidence phase before final arguments.

Sewall District Court Cheyenne Baer Texas M. Morley Waler Lacey Lacey Ellen Boyle Conroy

First Day Clears 3300 From Occupation Tax

City officials report 3300 collected on the first day of the new annual occupation licensing tax with many licenses issued. City clerk J J Showalter and Mayor Taylor oversee daily signings as the city projects about 30000 from the tax, about 41 percent of the expected total.

J. J. Showalter Taylor

Funeral Services for Vernon Howard Underwood

Funeral services for Vernon Howard Underwood a year old son of Mr and Mrs C G Underwood of Lillian Terrace were held yesterday at 4 o clock from the Glyde Warly Bricker Brothers chapel Interment was in Lakeview cemetery Rev Newton M Temple officiated

Vernon Howard CG. C. Underwood Lillian Terrace Glyde Warly- Bricker Brothers Inter- Ment Lakeview Cemetery Newton M. Temple

Easter Anthems to Be Sung on Hills

An Easter Sunday tradition will feature dawn hymnals sung from hilltops around Los Angeles. The services are annual and draw thousands, with several prominent churches participating in the event.

Los Angeles Calif

Scene of religious gatherings across Mt. Lowe region

A description notes Inspiration Point atop Mt. Lowe as a high perch above the clouds. A fiery cross at Eagle Rock near Los Angeles will anchor another crowd. Additional services are planned at Angeles Mesa, Inspiration Peak near Whittier, and Pomona.

Inspiration Point Mt. Lowe Eagle Hook Los Angeles Angeles Mesa Inspiration Peak Whittier Pomona

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Standard Petroleum Company OF Nevarda Searles Johnson Lowden S. Dakota Rome Stayman Ben Davis Santa Clara Prunes AMS Wyoming Fruit Company West 16Th Street Dinneen Berlin America Junker U. S Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner Swift Brookfield pound_ Swift Grocery Department New Swan Advo Ib Armour Ars Heinz’s Grocerteria West 24Th Street Canitol Little Howard East Side Market Evans Johnston Grocery Company Florida New Chase & Sanborn’s “Seal” Brand Coffee Methodist Sunday Ralph Crews Gene Ward Jno. Hammer Springers Reece Sunkist Kelley Mercantile Co
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