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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1920
Page
13
The readable text shows disjointed phrases and garbled names across an Ohio setting. It references a line, a driver, dust, and a vague scene with scant clarity on who acts or where events occur. The fragment lacks coherent facts to summarize a clear event.
A compact property listing highlights a small house offering surprisingly large interior space. The ad notes a single residence with potential reuse, inviting buyers to inspect and compare value in the local market.
Miss Mary Brown Miss Ethel Adams and Miss Vera Lund returned from the YWCA national convention in Cleveland Ohio about 4700 participants attended. Mrs A Johnston and her daughter Miss Emily Johnston also attended. Adams appointed to a leadership training committee. report due at next convention.
Lady Askwith of England asserts that women could save the government millions annually. George Rawden Askwith, her husband, has recently been raised to the peerage.
Princess Madeja Vasilievna Troubetskoy of Russia, famed as Europe’s most beautiful Red Cross nurse, is in a Washington hospital studying American nursing methods incognito. A Moscow Imperial Hospital graduate, she served as a student nurse and aided in nurses' quarters while helping on hospital trains through war and revolution.
The Chocolate Dippers ball will be held at the Eagles Hall tonight with a good orchestra. Attendees will receive entry tickets and drawing prizes for both ladies and gentlemen. Candy makers known as chocolate dippers coat the centers of chocolates.
The Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce asked city commissioners to designate Capitol avenue as the Yellowstone highway through Cheyenne. The committee seeks official designation of the avenue as the main route to the highway, based on access from the viaduct, without renaming Capitol avenue.
The Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce sought a city lease on Frontier Park. The frontier committee asked $1,000 lump sum, rejected by the chamber. Negotiators Yoder Dabier and Miller offered 20 percent of gate receipts up to 4000. the city council will decide. The panel also asked for a contract with the Cheyenne Thoroughbred Breeders Association to bar racing thirty days before the Frontier show. The council will consider this request.
W K Jones of Pioneer Title and Loan aids in forming a Wyoming state association of title and abstract men. The meeting was convened by Jones and C L Beatty for the State Association Title Men. Twenty five local title and abstract men exist, eight signaling intent to join. Details remain unclear in Cheyenne as Jones departed, with the program left to the title men in Gasper.
In Gillette Wyoming on April 26 Irving Levinson reports his well now on fire with ashes and smoke making the water unusable. Investigators found a 46 foot coal vein 90 feet below the surface where the well was drilled, the fire likely from spontaneous combustion.
In Clinton Massachusetts on April 24 the town's fire department retires its horse team Betty and Billy after repeated alarms where the team refused to move without urging. The horses return to the farm and the department resumes motorized service. The article also notes a will probate pending for D W Gill acting for Kennedy.
Judge William C. Mentzer admits Ellen Boyle Conroy will to probate with Dan W. Gill as executor. The will mostly benefits the Catholic church of Cheyenne after deductions for religious and charitable institutions. Clifford Sewall plans to contest the court's ruling on his earlier rejected will.
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