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Fragments mention Lynn Newark Ohio and worn lines with dust and figures. content appears garbled with mixed letters and broken phrases, offering no clear event, names, or dates to describe.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1920
Page
6
Fragments mention Lynn Newark Ohio and worn lines with dust and figures. content appears garbled with mixed letters and broken phrases, offering no clear event, names, or dates to describe.
A brief town meeting discusses a proposal to divide a large parcel into smaller lots. Residents debate zoning limits and traffic impact while officials outline potential approvals and public input timelines.
Miss Mary Brown Ethel Adams and Vera Lund returned from Cleveland Ohio where they attended the national YWCA convention with about 4700 participants. The event featured diverse representation from industrial centers colleges and cities and included leadership training discussions. Mrs A Johnston and daughter Emily attended. Adams joined a committee studying leadership training for YWCA work.
A fragment suggests Lady Askwith speaks on reducing government costs, claiming significant annual savings. Mentions her husband George Rawden Askwith and his recent elevation to the peerage.
Russian Red Cross nurse Princess Madeja Troubetskoy, famed as Europe’s most beautiful nurse, is in a Washington hospital studying U.S. nursing methods while incognito. A Moscow Imperial Hospital graduate, she aided in Russian front lines and earned the St. George Cross. She plans to tour France and Belgium before returning to America in May. Other items note WCTU delegates, Denver visits, and social greetings in Cheyenne.
The Chocolate Dippers ball is set for tonight at the Eagles Hall. Prizes will be awarded by drawing to entrants bearing lucky tickets after a fine orchestra plays. the chocolate dippers are candy makers known for coating centers with chocolate.
The Chamber of Commerce and committee urged Cheyenne city commissioners to designate Capitol Avenue as the Yellowstone Highway through the city. They asked Capitol Avenue be the main route due to viaduct access, not to rename the street.
Cheyenne chamber committee met with the city council to lease Frontier Park. They asked a $1,000 lump sum, which the Frontier committee rejected. Negotiators Jess Yoder, George Daiber, and Leslie Miller offered 20 percent of gates up to 4,000 dollars. Officials considered the proposal and also weighed a contract to bar the Cheyenne Thoroughbred Breeders Association from racing within thirty days before the Frontier show.
W. K. Jones of Pioneer Title & Loan assists in forming a Wyoming state association of title and abstract men. The meeting was called by Jones and C. L. Beatty to create the State Association Title Men. About 25 title and abstract men exist in Wyoming with eight indicating willingness to join. Details were not known in Cheyenne as Jones left.
In Gillette Wyoming on April 26 Irving Levinson reports his well now on fire with ash filled water. Investigators find a 46 foot coal vein 90 feet below the surface. fire began from spontaneous combustion of exposed coal driving the well to become worthless and unusable.
Clinton Massachusetts April 24 Betty and Billy the fire department horses return to the farm after stubborn alarms. The town’s old fire engine was pulled by horses while motor apparatus was being repaired. The pair later faced alarms again before heading back to the farm. A probate will contest is noted for Saturday.
Judge Mentzer admits Ellen Boyle Conroy will with Dan W. Gill named executor. The will bequeaths the Catholic church of Cheyenne after deductions to religious and charitable institutions. Clifford Sewall plans to contest the court’s ruling denying his prior probate attempt.
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