Harry Stevick Takes Bride in Denver
Cheyenne observers note the August 1 wedding at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church in Denver. Bride Myrtle Margery Reavill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Magor Allen Reavill, wore a pink and blue organdie dress. The couple will reside in Casper, where Stevick works for a large oil firm.
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Cheyenne
Harry Stevick
Denver
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Myrtle Margery Reavill
Magor Allen Reavill
Charles Bradley
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Reavill
M. R. Stockton
Mises Margaret Knittle
Douglas
Wyo
R. B. Reaavill
University of Denver
Stevick
Casper
University of Wyoming
University of Columbia
Picnic Lunch Delights Children With Ice Cream Dainties
A fragment notes a picnic lunch featuring ice cream and ser dainties dear to the children. The casual scene highlights simple treats enjoyed by youngsters in a community setting.
Vicious Dogs Tied Ordinance Passed by City Commissioners
At a continuation of the city commissioners meeting at 1:30 PM Tuesday an ordinance was approved banning vicious dogs from running at large. The rule requires all dangerous animals be kept tied and any that harm a person may be killed by city authorities. Budget bills were discussed and approved amid light business.
New Dial Placed in Big Railroad Clock
The west dial of the large Union Pacific depot clock, cracked and unsightly for years, has been removed and replaced with a new dial.
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Union Pacific
Fragmentary Observation of Large Object Near Ground
The text describes an object from the ground appearing about a yard in diameter with six feet diameter noted and hour numerals nearly a foot long. The passage lacks context or attribution.
State highway bids action at meeting
The state highway commission awarded contracts for four road projects, rejected one bid, and withheld decision on four more pending investigation. Ferry & Anderson won a four mile Saratoga Encampment road section in Carbon county with grading and reinforced concrete box culverts. S. L. Smith won a 3.25 mile Torrington Lusk road section in Goshen county for grading and culverts.
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State Highway Commission
Carbon County
Ferry & Anderson
Saratoga
Riverside
S. L. Smith
Henry
Nebraska
Torrington-Lusk Road
Goshen County
Torrington
Terry Avenue
Lincoln High
Road contracts awarded in Wyoming counties
The Wyoming highway commission announced awards in Sweetwater Weston and Park counties. Scott and Bussey of Rock Springs secured a 45 mile Lincoln highway section from Thayer Junction to Red Desert and two reinforced concrete bridges. Raymond George of Roze won a three mile Newcastle to Sundance road section. Bids for a Dry Creek bridge in Park County were rejected and action on Greybull viaduct approaches was withheld.
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Sundance
Dry Creek
Park County
Yellowstone Highway
Park- Big Horn County
Greybull
Limis
Burlington Railroad
Commission withholds action on bids for four projects
Pending further investigation, the commission postponed action on the bids for the remaining four projects. An announcement of the action taken is expected within the next few days.
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