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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1919

Page

13

Cheyenne to See Planes in Actual Battle Formation

Photographers from the American army Signal Corps will snap images of Cheyenne from airplanes during an aerial exhibition by French British and American aviators as part of the Victory Loan campaign. The program features a mock battle with German Fokker planes and aerobatics, with pilots touring US cities under the War Department and Victory Loan authorities.

Cheyenne Signal Corps Peracoles Ades Feseth United States Bureau of Publicity Victory Loan Organization Frank St. Wilson Military Aeronautics Department The War Department Leon Neich Pershing Newport News Treasury Department

Marriage Formality Neglected in Wyoming Couple Taken Back

TMAMIE Wyo April 3 The sheriff of Sidney Neb sent a telegram that led locals to pick up Thomas Grose about 27 and Ruth Davis about 15 who had eloped from Sidney the day before. Grose once worked for the Union Pacific out of Laramie.

Tmamie Wyo Sidmey Neb Thomas Grose Ruth Davis Sidney Grose Laramie Union Pacific

Secretary to Floor Leader of House On Way to Washington

Frank H. Barrow private secretary to Congressman Frank W. Mondrik of Wyoming, floor leader of the Republican majority, sailed yesterday for Washington escorted by Mrs Barrow and their young son.

House Washington Frank H. Barrow Frank W. Mondrik Wyoming Harrow Small Son

Freckles Gone: Othine Double Strength Guaranteed

An advertisement promises to remove freckles with Othine double strength. Apply nightly and morning, one ounce often sufficing to clear skin. The product is sold with a money back guarantee if freckles fail to disappear.

Ady

Gas fields around Casper booming with new wells

Casper Wyoming April 3 The New York Oil company and Curtis Petroleum report a new Iron Creek gas well 43 feet into a 60 foot sand, producing over 24,000,000 cubic feet daily. Iron Creek four wells yield more than 55,000,000 feet daily. The field promises gas for Casper for years and supports nearby domes and districts. A Pine Mountain dome well in 1916 produced 20 million cubic feet but was lost to water and plugged.

Casper, Wyo New York Is Company Curtis Petroleum Company Iron Greek Gasper Casper Ol Mountain Poison Spider South Casper Creek Pine Mountain Dome Koone Dome Powderiver District New York Oil Company Oil Mountain Henry A. Johnson Johnson

Knights of Columbus to Initiate Candidates Later in Month

Cher enone council Knights of Columbus set an April 27 ceremony for first and second degrees led by Grand Knight Walter Q. Phelan. State Deputy M. W. Purcell of Casper will confer the third degree with a Denver-based team. Over forty candidates have applied, with more expected before April 10. A banquet at the Ploing hotel will follow, with several noted speakers.

Knights of Columbus of Ploing

Republican Succeeds Democrat In Clerk's Office Albany County

Alva B and B Caverly, a Republican ticket agent at Union Pacific station, was named Albany county clerk to replace the late Thyra Therklidsen, a Democrat. The appointment surprised most of the county and Caverly plans to assume duties in the courthouse by April 5. He intends to retain deputy clerk Bernie Featherstone if Featherstone is willing.

Laramif Wyo Court House Burnie Featherstone Featherstone

Red Hill Returns from Army Service to Fort Russell

Charles A. Hill known as Red Hill from Cheyenne arrives at Fort Russell to be mustered out after serving with the American Expeditionary Forces in France. He was a popular clerk in the Cheyenne legislature and formerly a Union Pacific agent at Granite Canon.

Charles Hed France Fort Russell Salle Senate Mills Union Pacific Granite Canon Cheyenne Worland

Overseas Casuals On Way to Pacific Coast

A carload of soldier casuals from overseas was attached to train No. 18 of the Union Pacific passing through Cheyenne after noon. Another carload arrived from the south on train No. 109 and proceeded west on No. 6. Both convoys are enroute to the Pacific coast.

Union Pacific Pacific

Riverton Man Recalls When Meat Prices Were Not In Present Day

OT Jordan from Hiver ton recalls an open winter with cattle and sheep in good condition, noting less snow and stock strength. He cites alfalfa prices, a possible summer feed shortage, and compares past cattle and hog prices with current figures, highlighting higher hog values and spring wheat prospects.

Riverton OT. Jordan Hiverton Omaha Drovers’ Journal

Plumbers Strike Hits Only One Cheyenne Shop

Journeymen plumbers walkout Tuesday affects just P. S. Gook in Cheyenne. James Morrison, owner of the other local shop, has accepted the new wage scale. The strike advances pay by $1 for an eight hour day.

Cheyenne P. S. Gook Cgook James Morrison

Proclamation of Korean Independence Smuggled to U S

Associated Press reports the full text of Korea’s March 1 proclamation of independence brought to San Francisco. It notes rioting in Seoul and Japanese searches for copies, with 33 signers identified as influential leaders from religious and literary circles.

San Francisco Seoul Korea W. S. McClatehy Associated Press Orient Tokio McClatchy United States Song Tyung Hi

Tromaters Focas Ne WOT Holds Sticker Night

Notice shows an event named Tromaters facing a sticker night on a Friday evening in April. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicates a local gathering or promotion with a time and date.

Two Trainloads of Soldiers Reach Fort Wipwet Post

A troop of soldiers arrived at Fort Wipwet and were processed for discharge. The train carried a large group of service personnel who are to be released from duty.

Fort Wipewet Park Mumeell

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