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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1919
Page
7
Mrs Arilla Whipple widow of C Whipple died August 2 at her son Wil L Whipple’s home in Cheyenne. She arrived in Seattle in 1868 or 69 and lived there until moving with her family to Seattle later. Survived by son William L Whipple of Cheyenne and daughter Mrs Geo W Johnson of Kansas City. Funeral notice to follow.
The board of directors will hold a meeting at the association headquarters at 7 40 tonight to consider important business and full attendance is requested.
Loyal W. Trumbull, Wyoming state geologist for six years, has retired as of August 1 and moved to Denver Colorado. He will reside at 1535 Gaylord Street establishing his new home in the Mile High City.
Walter W. Keefe, a Casper florist formerly of Cheyenne, lost a $3,000 touring car in the Wind River flood near Dubois. The vehicle was left on Horse Creek bank and swept away by the flood, with no trace found. Five people died and $50,000 in property was destroyed in the same flood event.
The report lists horses, weights, riders, and finishes across several claiming and sprint races. It notes winners like Rippata and Yukon with payouts and odds, plus details on times, margins, and trainer entries.
Casper, Wyoming, Aug 4. A black man Syl Start was ordered to leave town after arrest with Evelyn Morton, a white woman. Morton allegedly offered a $100 bribe to an officer. she was charged with attempting to bribe and fined $100 plus 20 days in jail, appealed to the county court. Doctors Furry & Ireland relocate to Hynds Building suite 240.
Cornelius Vanderbit Jr shows enthusiasm for maritime heritage as he follows family footsteps in the Yacht Club. The note highlights his interest in recent regalia and nautical traditions.
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