Woman Suffered 12 Years
A woman endured twelve years of hardship and health issues as reported in a terse health note. Details are sparse, but the account notes prolonged suffering and seeks understanding of its impact.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1919
Page
10
A woman endured twelve years of hardship and health issues as reported in a terse health note. Details are sparse, but the account notes prolonged suffering and seeks understanding of its impact.
Work will begin immediately on the Wyoming Central Irrigation project with the construction of a concrete diversion dam across the Wind River at the intake of ditch No 2. The 16 foot canal will supply about 5 000 acres, raising water four feet at the intake. Cost is about 50 000, crew 400 to 150 with drag lines. Supervising engineer for the Indian Service will oversee. W P Webber of Wind River will be engineer in charge. After No 2 dam, plans call for similar dams at the No 1 intake and the Big Ditch to reclaim 200 000 acres and link Riverton through the project.
Police report two men, A Heedersom and A Dale, were captured by officers after fleeing a garage entry on the east side. They were stopped near the Live Fish store on Seventytown Street while allegedly finishing a theft. Both suspects are in city jail.
Aug 19 in Wya. local oil field workers meet under representatives of the International OW Field Workers to form organized action. The report notes early steps toward collective bargaining and standing for labor rights in the region.
Distant odds crowd the track as multiple races unfold. Jockeys include Dick Welle Lunette trained by T N Womack with noted upsets and a $2.00 mutual payout. Final outcomes list Cannell leading early, with long shots like Martines and Shamroek showing late.
Fred Stone and his motion picture company finish filming the five reel feature The Duke of Chimneyville in Cheyenne and Denver with interior scenes shot in Wyoming. Henry Taylor, treasurer, will depart for New York after company business. Vale Vale Buck Connor and Frank Borzage head to Los Angeles. The film to be developed in Los Angeles and entered at the First National Exhibit Association. Stone praises Wyoming locations and prepares for Jack O Lantern in Toronto.
The Producers and Hefiners corporation completed its No 2 well in the Perris field producing 560 barrels daily from a 15-foot sand. It lies in section 25 township 26 range 87. An extension contract with Midwest Refining Co. plans storage and a pipeline to two wells. The company holds 10,000 acres in the field with three more wells in drills.
Bettys Improvement Shop opens for business in rooms 205 and 206 in Hoods, with Mrs Elisabeth Cohen as proprietor. The facility features a reception room with tan and old rose decor, white sanitary work areas, and a massage and shampoo setup designed for client privacy.
Fragmented OCR notes describe the eastern end of the Lance fields facing failure due to damming and works by a western company. The passage mentions Section 1936-64 and development plans along the sands, with unclear references to names and places.
Brigadier General J P OPNOU at Fort D A Russell will command the post for a farewell tour to Portland Grey. A public reception and banquet in the Masonry temple will honor General and Mrs ONeil with many guests invited. General Benjamin Poore returns from France after leave of absence. Mr and Mrs H H Mi ging of Br ome are registered at the Plain.
The first run of Pilot Butte crude was produced at Riverton by Riverton-Wyoming Refining on Monday. Readily loaded from Illinois Pipe Line ranks, the crude required favorable conditions to move to the plant, with several local names noted among participants.
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