Woman Suffered 12 Years
A woman endured twelve years of suffering described in the report. Details are limited in the accessible text.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1919
Page
2
A woman endured twelve years of suffering described in the report. Details are limited in the accessible text.
Work on the Wyoming Central Irrigation project begins immediately with the concrete diversion dam across the Wind River at the intake of canal No 2. The 16 foot dam will raise water height by four feet and supply about 50,000 acres. About 400 to 150 men will be used. W P Weber will supervise the project for the Indian Service with an assistant from Riverton. After No 2, similar dams will be built for intakes of No 1 and the Big Ditch to reclaim 200,000 acres.
Two men identified as A Heedersom and A Dale were arrested after police chased burglars from a garage entry on the East Side. The suspects, found at the Live Fish on Seventytown Street, were taken to the city jail, following a daytime pursuit by officers who stopped their attempted car theft.
In Oraenizi THRIMOPOLIS, on August 19, workers in the oil fields began organization efforts led by representatives of the International Oil Field Workers. The move aims to unify labor standards and bargaining power across local crews.
Race notes from a mid-century card describe multiple races with odds and jockeys. Key entries include Outfieller Cannell and Dyke as contenders in late races, with detailed placements and show payouts.
Fred Stone and his motion picture company completed The Duke of Chimney Butte in Denver Cheyenne and Denver were used for Wyoming scenes with Vale Vale Buck Connor and Frank Borzage as director The cast and crew will head to Los Angeles for post production and Stone will proceed to New York for the upcoming Jack O Lantern season in Toronto The picture likely to be released first is the second Stone production this summer with strong local Wyoming ties and favorable reception from Cheyenne audiences
The Producers and Refiners corporation completed its No. 2 well in the Perris field with a daily production of 560 barrels. The well is on section 25, township 26, range 87, marking a layered sand yield of 15 feet. The firm acquired the Hazlett & Wel interest, plans storage and pipeline setup with Midwest Refining to move production from two wells, part of 10,000 acres under lease, plus a gas well producing over 5,000,000 cubic feet with crude oil at 41 gravity.
Bettys Improvement Shop invites ladies to enrichment services in rooms 205 and 206 at Hoods Corner. Elisabeth Cohen, proprietor, advertises a sanitary setup matching hospital standards with white enamel fixtures and wicker furnishings. The reception and work rooms are described as orderly and modern with careful attention to cleanliness and privacy during services.
Fragmentary text notes the eastern end of the Lance project as failing due to damming by a company on a section to develop or explore sands. mentions the Western Silales of Add Land company and references productive areas farther west.
General O Neil will leave Fort D A Russell on Thursday night en route to Portland Maine to honor General and Mrs O Neil with a reception and farewell in the Masonic temple. Brigadier General J P OPNOU, posting at the fort, will command the post upon his departure. General Benjamin Poore has been on leave returning from France. Mr and Mrs H H Migaing of Br ome are registered at the Plaine.
The first run of Pilot Butte crude at Riverton was moved from Illinois Pipe Line loading ranks to the Riverton Wyoming Refining plant. The operation required a favorable highway passage and involved multiple local officials and residents in the process.
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