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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1920
Page
20
For sale a four cylinder Buick described as in first class condition in every respect. The listing notes a date fragment and unclear measurements but emphasizes excellent overall condition and value. No price is clearly stated.
Local items include a city band concert at City Park from 4 to 6 PM, fun picnic plans, and updates on moving soldiers’ bodies through Cheyenne en route home. A Linotype from the old Leader plant arrives at Cheyenne Printery, and Mrs Paul Fitz Simon presses anti recognition lobbying to Congress.
The Hastings Ranching Company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on July 26 1920 with capital stock of 250 shares at 100 each. The five directors for the first year are S V Byrne James V Beghtel Herman H E Stein J R Carpenter and the agent for service is J R Carpenter of 620 Citizens Bank Building Cheyenne August 4 1920.
A wireless station is planned at Cheyenne’s municipal landing field near the new hangar. J. C. Edgerton and Eugene Sibley selected the site with city and Post Office officials and arranged for a building. The station will link a transcontinental network and provide weather and landing field reports to the meteorological department. Building includes a 16 by 20 foot structure and two 80 foot masts supporting a 300 foot antenna. First equipment features a two kilowatt arc transmitter with future wireless telephone capability. The project aligns with other stations in Washington, Bellefonte, Dayton, St. Louis, Omaha, Salt Lake, Reno, and Mare Island near San Francisco.
A nurse found Jimmy dead in a vacant room and covered the body with a sheet. The next day the street department removed nine items, while noting no one was present at the death.
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