Veneers Sold At Discount Prices
Readable text shows a brief note listing dental veneers price at six dollars and eight cents and mentions a period of about one year and six months with a seed figure of three point six eight.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1920
Page
6
Readable text shows a brief note listing dental veneers price at six dollars and eight cents and mentions a period of about one year and six months with a seed figure of three point six eight.
The article weighs the air mail’s usefulness and the risk of losing its funding. Proponents urge continued government support to spur aviation, while critics call for more experiments to achieve reliable regular service and safer landings amid fog.
Secretary Baker appoints Mrs. John B. Casserly of San Francisco as director of women's relations in the United States Army. She will supervise employment of women at service clubs hostesses and advise on work conditions morale and welfare. Local chaperones may be retained or expanded. navy follow-up not announced.
Reports from city department heads cover the first quarter of 1920. Fire bell ringing caused by line trouble led many to fear fires. County commissioners met in regular session handling routine claims. Local American Legion members plan a smoker trip to Burns Friday. Cheyenne youths show strong shooting gallery marks. Marriage licenses issued for Emil W. Laird and Georgia LaFontaine Hirst. wedding today. Orin St Arnold and Mabel Elliott receive licenses. Clyde Early-Bricker Brothers buy a limousine. Snow largely vanished after Easter. city park grass in poor condition due to road paths. Temporary fixtures may allow jury trials in the new district courtroom. five men arrested in a police raid on a local coffee house not tried yesterday.
Day and night taxi and express service available with prompt phone response. Stand located at Busy Bee Restaurant, 1512 Capitol Avenue, with the number 984 for all calls.
Cheyenne chamber leaders met to review routine business as the aviation committee of the chamber prepared for a city landing field. A city commission special session discussed the project and related matters. Naturalization day in district court granted citizenship to nine men including Morris Goldstein and Michael Lynch. The Michigan Glee Club will perform three year old music on April 18 at the gym.
County Attorney Charles Lane filed an information charging Elmer Ray with burglary for entering a telegraph operator’s home at Speer and taking valuables valued at 55 dollars. Ray has signified intent to plead guilty. The Michigan Glee Club offers $3.30 value of entertainment for one dollar at the gym on April 13.
County commissioners meet and order a 15 ton capacity scale with pit and scale house at the west side of the city jail. The device, costing 8985, will be installed by an expert from Fairbanks-Morse. The article also notes the Michigan Glee Club as a sixty-artist troupe.
On a ship Day and Night seek affection from the captain as a jealous Night watches. The captain calms and feeds the calf while the two kid goats learn to milk the ship’s cow, ending with a plan for better behavior and a story to tell.
Big Boy and the Garden Lady explain an owl’s daytime blindness and nighttime sight. The owl coils pupils to slits when bright, hunts field mice, and can be chased by teasing birds. The elf notes birds torment the owl, driving it to wait for moonlight.
Ramona Bergman, arrested days ago on a charge of assaulting her aged father Sam Riginan, will have a plea opportunity in district court today. The article notes she allegedly peppered his eyes and beat him.
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