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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1919
Page
5
The Farmers' Co operative Elevator association has elected J. L. Merritt J D A Evans and G J Brown as directors and authorized them to select site for a small grain elevator in Cheyenne the project slated for completion before the 1919 harvest.
Mrs L Wayne of Ocean Park California writes she endured back and hip pain during housework until Poley Kidney Pills relieved all pain. The ad claims back ache sore muscles and swollen joints signal kidney trouble and promotes Poley Kidney Pills as safe reliable and fast acting.
Bremeron Washington area job calls issued by the Puget Sound Navy Yard for Touhy first class machinists and experienced toolroom workers. Also listed are 285 laborers helpers erectors molders boilermakers and toolmakers with access to planks and information at room 303 post office building cattle Washington Office of the Vice Secretary Eleventh IL Civil Service District.
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Fred Marquardsen who arrived in Cheyenne from Denver a few months ago died at Cheyenne Private Hospital after a fortnight of illness. His body was shipped to Denver on Monday with his wife and son.
The Cheyenne Civil League of colored people will meet Thursday evening at 8 at the A M E church annex. Earnest Jones of Chicago will address the topic The Strength of a Race and Mrs Obie Redd will speak on the Victory Loan. Mrs Redd is an interesting speaker who has supported every war loan. All members and friends are urged to attend.
The Union Pacific Company assistant general manager office moves from Cheyenne to Rock Springs making W. L. Brennan the new headquarters leader. Friends in Cheyenne regret the transfer of Mr. Brennan and his family.
Denver underwriters Wilson Cranmer and RK M Bosworth back Sunset Oil of Wyoming. The company holds a large Lusk field acreage southwest of Lusk with a Harney dome well down 3500 feet where oil is reported. Union Oil of California drills the Sunset property and plans extended operations across the Lusk acreage led by Sunset president A A Spough of Manville, Wyoming.
Druggists note Swamp-Root’s long standing record as a kidney liver and bladder medicine. It strengthens organs and supports natural work, with many testimonials. The Kilmer company promotes trial and urges mentioning the practice when obtaining a sample.
The city notes multiple visitors including Senator Francis B Warren and Judge E C Raymond arriving from Washington and Newcastle respectively. Local business ads mention auto service, repairs, and garage theft updates. Several residents from Rock Springs Wheatland and Green River are listed as in town or traveling, with Measles affecting George Bates, son of Fire Chief Biles.
Associated Press reports Michigan surpassed its loan quota in the fifth federal loan drive. Early figures show Illinois and Michigan meeting targets quickly while Indiana and Wisconsin indicate progress, with Chicago subscriptions totaling 27.5 million dollars and Michigan reaching its quota on the campaign’s first day.
W. A. Forbes has purchased the property at the southwest corner of Carey avenue and Twenty-sixth street known as the Stuart house. The site features an old tin room residence on the lot.
Excavation for basements and utilities has started for twenty four cottages planned by the Cheyenne Home Builders association in northwest Cheyenne. Contractor Archie Allison leads the project with water and sewer mains being prepared.
An army tank to promote the Victory Liberty Loan will arrive in Cheyenne this afternoon. It will be displayed in the business district today and tomorrow to spur enthusiasm for the loan.
Soldiers from the 346th machine gun battalion arrive from overalls aboard the Floridian and march to Gurp Mills. Names include Lamnel W. Brown Green River Oporan Charles G. Jensen Jobo Henediot Gréenbull 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. Mrs Jane F. Draper retires from a Boston bank after thirty five years of continuous service.
A quarter of a billion dollars has been subscribed to the Victory Liberty Loans, officially reported through reserve district treasury banks for the first two days of the period. Subscriptions show strong public support amid wartime finance efforts.
The public school teams from GChey ente compete for pennants in a gymnasium tournament this afternoon beginning at 4 o clock. Mrs Waller P Smith of St Johns bury is named chair of Vermont state library commission the first woman to head a state board.
Notice of the annual meeting of Portland Consolidated Copper Company a Wyoming corporation to be held May 6 1919 at 11 oclock in the morning at Aeon No 505 First National Bank Building Cheyenne Wyoming for the election of a full board of directors for the ensuing year and for other business as may come before the meeting J N Blye secretary
Department of the Interior United States land office Cheyenne Wyoming dated April 10 1949 furnishes notice that Allen Chantry of Cheyenne Wyoming who on May 23 1944 filed a homestead entry for NE 1 4 E 1 4 lots 5 6 section 18 township 2 N range 64 W Gil meridian has filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish claim before the register and receiver U S land office Cheyenne on May 18 1949 witnesses Cyrin F E of Cheyenne Wyoming RL man Pred E ae of Camp Stool and Ralph T of Cheyenne Wyoming REM Register 4724 May AAR
Weather report notes 64. M. at 6 PM with temperature 36 degrees and humidity 68 percent. Wind from the southeast at 36 mph. high 60, low 37. precipitation absent in last 24 hours and since January 1st totals 0.60 inches with normal 3.27 inches.
Road reports show Sinb-Greeley very good while Fort Collins branch is rough near Con stabulary. Mast indicates good conditions into Nebraska with Norn-Good to Chugwater then rough sections. West-Good to Laramie with rough draws, Laramie to Rawlins muddy spots, Mawlins to Haan dry. House Walnts Sherman Co.
News from Luskeldis reports Buck Creek drilling in Niobrara on Buck Creek well in section 35. A branch to the pipe Hoe is completed and other preparations are made. Several wells within reach of the sand may yield, as compas and outside interest in the new field grow.
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