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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1919
Page
13
The Farmers’ Co-operative Elevator association has elected J. L. Merritt D. A. Evans and G. J. Brown as directors and authorized them to select a site for an elevator in Cheyenne. They plan to build a small grain elevator before the 1919 harvest.
Mrs L Wayne of Ocean Park California reports severe back and hip pain from kidney or urinary ailments eased by Poley Kidney Pills. She says she could not work without pain, then found relief and now is thankful. The ad appeals to readers with back ache sore muscles and rheumatic pains as kidney trouble indicators.
The Puget Sound Navy Yard in Bremerton Washington seeks Touhy first class machinists with experience in lathes shapers planers milling machines boring mills or grinding machines and also calls for 285 laborers helpers erectors molders boilermakers toolmakers. Information available in room 303 post office building cattle Washington Office of Civil Service District Eleventh IL.
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Fred Marquardsen who arrived in Cheyenne from Denver a few months ago died at Cheyenne Private hospital Sunday after a two week illness. His body was shipped back to Denver Monday in the care of his wife and son.
The Cheyenne Civil League of colored people will meet Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the A M E church annex. Earnest Jones of Chicago will address the meeting on The Strength of a Race. Mrs Obie Redd will speak on the Victory Loan. All members and friends are urged to attend.
The Union Pacific office of assistant general manager moves from Cheyenne to Rock Springs where W. I Brennan will head the department. Friends in Cheyenne regret the transfer as Brennan and his family relocate to the new headquarters.
Denver men underwrite a large Sunset Oil stock block in Wyoming. Sunset Oil owns vast Lusk field acreage with a Harney dome well down 3500 feet and reported oil. Union Oil of California drills the Sunset property and plans further drilling on the Lusk acreage. A A Spough of Manville is Sunset president.
Druggists note Swamp-Root’s long record as a kidney liver and bladder remedy. The tonic strengthens and supports natural work, with many testimonials of benefit. Kilmer Co promotes it through druggists and urges starting treatment promptly using genuine Swamp-Root.
Local notes list visitors and residents in Cheyenne including Fred J. Marre arrested on a mistaken identity claim, and trackers of a stolen Dodge touring car from the Kieinke garage. Government officials Senator Francis E. Warren and Judge E. C. Raymond visit, while state officials like W. E. Chaplin travel to Laramie. Various businesses advertise services and locals travel between Rock Springs, Wheatland, Me riden, and Green River with brief notes on auto service, lodging, and meetings.
Reports from the seventh federal reserve district show two states for their quotas while Indiana and Wisconsin offer limited progress. Michigan claims it reached its quota on the campaign’s first day. Chicago subscriptions reached about 27.5 million as the fifth loan opened with favorable progress noted by loan officials.
W A Forbes has purchased the property at the southwest corner of Carey avenue and Twenty sixth street known as the Stuart house. The property is improved by an old tit room residence.
The Cheyenne Home Builders association began work on twenty four cottages in northwest Cheyenne. Contractor Archie Allison leads the project with excavations for water and sewer mains underway.
An army tank set to promote the Victory Liberty Loan will roll into Cheyenne this afternoon. It will be displayed in the business district today and tomorrow inviting public support for the war bond drive.
The Wyoming troops of the 346th machine gun battalion arrived from the Floridian and were sent to Gurp Mills. Listed are Lamnel W. Brown Green River Oporan Charles G Jensen Jobo Henediot Greenbull William See fowen Hubert F Oliver Rock Sprin John Blair Jr Adam C Barrass Pe Johnsen Corporal Psear Clisen Reli ance George Bowell Superior James A Mullen Wheatland. Miss Jane F. Draper retires after 35 years at the Boston bank system.
Washington reports a quarter of a billion dollars subscribed to the Victory Liberty Laws as banks in the district confirm the tally after the first two days of the period. The notice emphasizes a strong initial response and broad bank participation.
The basketball tournament for boys and girls from all public schools of GChey ente resumes this afternoon at 4 o'clock in the gymnasium building. Mrs. Waller P. Smith of St Johnsbury is appointed chair woman of the state library commission, the first woman to head a Vermont state board.
Notice states the Portland Consolidated Copper Company will hold its annual meeting at its Cheyenne Wyoming office on May 6 1919 at 11 am to elect a full Board of Directors for the ensuing year and to conduct other business. J N Blye secretary signs off.
April 24 notice from the Department of the Interior Cheyenne Wyoming states Allen Chantry of Cheyenne filed on May 23 1944 a homestead entry Berial 041946 for NE% E% NW and lots 5 and 6 section 18 township 2 N range 64 W Gilmer Meridian. He declares intent to make final proof before May 9 1949 with witnesses Cyrin EF Camp Stool Regal T. and others listed at Cheyenne Wyoming. Register Neal signed.
Temperature 36 degrees with relative humidity 68 percent. Northeast wind at 16 mph. High 60 and low 37. Change in last 4 hours is 6 degrees colder. Wind gust 36 mph from the southeast at 5:45 PM. Snow melted total 0.60 inches since January. Normal precipitation 3.27 inches. precip in last 24 hours none.
Weather report shows routes from Sinb to Greeley very good while Fort Collins branch is rough near Con stabulary. Mast good into Nebraska and Norn good to Chugwater then rough then good to Douglas. West route good to Laramie with draws rough then Laramie to Rawlins muddy, Mawlins to Haan dry. House Walnts Sherman Co.
Buck Creek drilling starts in Niobrara with work on the Buck Creek well in section 35 near completion of a branch to the pipe Hoe. Several wells within reach of the sand await pennants while compasses align and outside interest in the new field grows.
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