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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1919

Page

2

Largest College Athletic Meeting Planned for May

Washington April 8 Plans call for the largest athletic meeting ever staged by colleges in May. Army and camp competitions will pace the season with meets among camps regiments and camps and intercollegiate bodies like the National Collegiate Association and Western Intercollegiate Conference. Four events highlight the program the running high jump the broad jump the 100 yard dash and the bar vault.

Washington Army Regina Aothers Campea United States National Collegiate Association Western Intercollegiate Conference Commission Oniox Hatf Western Intereregiate Conference We Army Big Fen Tia Nathenal Collegiate

Former Governor Houx Heads Sweetwater Oil Company

The Sweetwater Oil & Gas Co. opens offices in Sweetwater Texas and will begin operations in the county's southern fields. Ex Governor Frank J Houx of Wyoming leads the venture with other capitalists. about 10 000 acres leased in this county plus large holdings elsewhere in Texas and Oklahoma.

Frank L. Houx Texas Sweetwater Reporter Sweetwater Sweetwater Oil & Gas Co Frank J., Hoax Wyoming Oklahoma

Mosher Well Runs 120 Barrels Daily in Salt Creek

The Mosher well on Section 16 Salt Creek connected with the pipeline last Friday has since produced about 120 barrels daily, an official report shows. Plans for a second hole another well site south of the present producer are nearly ready and two rigs will run through the summer.

Mosher Salt Creek

Home remedy for head noises and deafness from 1910s ad

A rough ad claimed a medicine could relieve roaring head noises and deafness. It advised taking Parmint doubly strength with water and sugar, plus a lime flavored dose daily, promising quick relief and easier breathing, with cautions about catarrhal trouble.

Adarr

Mill Named State Immigration Commissioner in Wyoming

Charles S. Mill of Worland was appointed state immigration commissioner at a state board meeting attended by J. Walt Brandon Sheridan M Barr Basin Thomas F. Brough Lyman and Stephen H. Sibley Burns and Governor Carey. The position carries 3000 annual salary and travel expenses, with 1250,000 yearly appropriated for two years. The board laid tentative plans for the agency’s work, restoring an agency long inoperative since 1911 due to funding gaps and political shifts.

Charles S. Mill Worland State Board of Immigration Garey J. Walt Brandon Sheridan Barr Basin Thomas 4. Brough Lyman Stephen HW. Sibley Burns Carey Board of Immigration Ee Pacific Ul Granite Woryce

Well Near Douglas Now Down 3,000 Feet

The Wellance Oi company reports its west five Suis near Douglas, west of Wheelock basin, is down 3,000 feet with drillers on site and signals indicating progress toward depth. The report notes detentions and ongoing operations with signs of activity continuing.

Douglas Wellance Oi Company Wheelock Basin

Unclear fragment hints at event and names

Transcript fragment shows scattered words including date April and gendered terms, lacking coherent context, participants, or location. No verifiable event details or outcomes available from the readable text.

Gas well at Lance Creek under study by oil firms

Interest centers on a joint Lance Creek well in section 3 35 65 drilled by Ohio company and Buck lypeek. Storms hinder information while reports say it produced gas, with observers comparing gas pressure to nearby Ohio Western States and Buck Creek wells.

Lance Creek Oil Securities Ohio Company Bucklypeek Company Ohio-Western States Section 36 Section 3 Jts Buck Freak Company Lusk Texas Company Sam Apex Texas

Wife of Former Governor Passes Through

Mrs. Brooks of Capper, wife of former governor Brooks of Wyoming, arrives from Denver yesterday afternoon near Laramie. The report notes her travel through the area as part of regional activity.

12. Brooks of Capper Caverhor Brooks Wyoming Denver Laramie Uaiwenaliy Young Ie i Ona

Germans Refuse Gold Payments For Food After Conference

Paris April 8. Allied and German financial experts at Point Sainte Maxence report the Germans demand fresh food consignments and say payments cannot continue in gold. They propose large loans in neutral currency to boost gold reserves, citing Krmeny’s restricted commerce freedom.

Paris Point Sainte Maxence Krmeny

State Stock Board to Attend Convention in Wyoming

The state board of live stock commissioners will attend the annual convention of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association in Basin tomorrow. Members include Jess Yoder of Cheyenne Oscar Beck of Big Piney and Clarence H M Gardner of Hollwill accompany Secretary Charles B Boyce.

State Board of Live Stock Commissioners Wyoming Stock Growers Association Basin Jess Yoder Cheyenne Oscar Beck Big Piney Clarence Hm, Gardner Holl Basa Tonielit Charles B. Boyce

University Trustees Attend First Session After Reorganization

State Superintendent Katherine A. Morton W Deming of Cheyenne E W Croft of Howley and Mrs B B Crooks of Gasper join the University of Wyoming board in Laramie for the first trustees meeting since the February reorganization by Governor Varey.

State Superintendent of Public Instruction Katherine A. Morton W. Deming Cheyenne Br. E. W. Croft Howley B. B. Crooks Gasper University of Wyoming Laramie Varey

First Airplane Paper Carriers Near Chicago

A early air service at the Great Lakes Navy Training Station launches a 35 mile morning delivery to Chicago. An airplane carries Bulletins official papers for the station. Servic e riders from Chicago are said to enjoy the ride as the mail flight arrives daily.

Chicago Sai America Great Lakes

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