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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1919
Page
13
The article explains Swift & Company succeeds by fitting thousands of simple operations together. It emphasizes trained workers coordinating tasks to convert livestock into consumer meat with minimal waste and friction. It questions whether government direction could improve this process.
Waller Brown and Roy Schuller, arrested Wednesday morning for attempted burglary of Clarence Tolliver of the Colorado Civic League, were sent yesterday to Greeley, Colorado, where they are wanted for horse stealing. Police described them as working a rancher’s crew who disappeared with two horses days earlier.
The United States Naval Recruiting band, 40 strong and fully professional, will arrive in Cheyenne on August 20 for Navy publicity. Free concerts and a talk on Navy life by an enlisted man will accompany a band parade. All members are war veterans. The group travels from Denver and surrounding cities and will proceed to Gasper, Sheridan, Ogden, and Trinidad after Cheyenne.
Navy recruiting service announces free medical and surgical care for discharged sailors and marines and nurses through public health service. Eligible must have disability incurred in service or connected with military service. Offices to be opened soon in the naval recruiting district.
Union Pacific resumes a third daily train between Cheyenne and Denver starting Saturday. The Cheyenne to Denver southbound train departs at 2:00 p.m. and the northbound arrives from Denver at 7:50 p.m. The addition allows connections for southbound travelers at 7:15 a.m. and 3:25 p.m., with arrivals from Denver listed as 12:30 p.m. 7:50 p.m. and 4:10 p.m.
The Laramie County Board will hold sessions at its Cheyenne office, Thursday and Sunday this week, July first, August first and second, to hear complaints and make legal adjusudonta.
Weekly bulletin from the Denver Forest Service reports fishing conditions on streams and lakes near national forests. It lists waters like Big Goose Creek and Brooklyn Lake, noting trout species, water clarity, fishing quality, and recommended flies or baits.
Louise Koehner, sister of Mrs. P S Cook, died at her Freeport Illinois home yesterday morning after months of illness. Her husband, once with Warren Mercantile, died years ago leaving a fortune to her. She had lived in Cheyenne earlier and had many friends there despite years apart.
Thames Moffatt of Toronto appears in Cheyenne at the instance of the estate of the late William Moffatt to settle affairs. He expects to stay about a month at the Moffatt hotel and manage property in the city as part of the estate administration.
After a year under government control the Bell System is returned to its owners. War demands drained skilled workers and equipment, delaying commercial service. Recovery faces shortages and rapid rebuilding as business demand surges and labor shifts to wartime needs.
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