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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1920

Page

21

Wyoming Children’s Home Society reelects 173 old officers

The Wyoming Children’s Home Society, part of a national network, reports 128 children aided in the past year. It lists countywise intake and placements, notes rising costs, and documents 4289 total wards since founding. Judge John A. Riner re-elected president, with officers and directors named. The First National Bank of Cheyenne designated as depository.

Immigration Bureau Federal Wyoming Wyoming Children’s Home Society Alle Jewell Board of Directors Cheyenne Albany Big Horn Campbell Carbon Converse Crook Fremont Goshen Hot Springs Johnson Laramie Lincoln Natrona Niobrara Park Platte Sheridan Sweetwater Uinta Washakie Weston Washikie Waston John A. Riner P. A. McGovern J. R. Mason Wheatland D. G. Thomas Rock Springs John W. Lacey Alice Jewell Inez M. Robinson C. HF George B. Abbott Martin Basket Shoshoni Wctt Ellen J. Wetlaufer George 9B Abbott

Sugar prices to stay high into next year says DOJ official

New York August 20 retail sugar prices are not expected to fall before January 1 and may rise. John B Floyd special agent of the Justice Department profiteer hunters said this after a conference with officials from three large refiners and wholesale grocers.

New York John B. Floyd Department of Justice Nying Squadron

Extradition Granted for Two Nebraska Larceny Suspects

Extradition papers were issued Friday afternoon from the secretary of state office for Hol Black and Frank McGugh wanted in Cheyenne county Nebraska for larceny. Sheriff J McDaniel from there left immediately with his prisoners. The two men had been in the jail here about a week.

Secretary of State Hol Black Frank McGugh Cheyenne County Nebraska J. McDaniel

Faith and church notices listed for August services

A series of church schedules and notices is given for First Baptist, Methodist Episcopal, Swedish Lutheran, First Church of Christ Scientist, St. Mark's Episcopal, Congregational, Presbyterian and Christian Endeavor events. Details include service times, pastors, communion, Sunday school, and special speakers. Also noted are visitors Mr and Mrs J I King visiting friends in town.

First Baptist Church Nineteenth Street Werren Avenue Bruce Edmund Jackson Methodist Episcopal Church Central Avenue East Eighteenth Street Newton M. Temple Dumm Epworth League Young St. Louis Erik Floreén East Twenty-fifth Street First Church of Christ. Scientist Twenty Sixth Street Carey Avenue Hynds St. Mark's Episcopal Church Charles A. Bennett Presbyterian Church J Stubblefield Ferguson Chapel

McGovern Names Mass Schedule With Hartman Sermon

Bishop Patrick A. McGovern presides as Rev. James Hartman delivers the sermon at a high mass at 10 a.m. The roster lists a low mass at 6 and 8 a.m. and benediction at 4 p.m with Rev. BE. Jesters assisting.

Patrick A. McGovern James Hartman BE. Jesters Father Hartman

Windsor Jockey Club Opens With Record Purses

Windsor Ont August 21 The Windsor Jockey Club summer meeting launches tomorrow with total purses of 100000 for the week. Major events include the Windsor Jockey Club handicap worth 10000 and the George Hendrie handicap at 7600. Five stakes add 32000, and a new Belle Meade Plate offers 6000 to the winner.

Windsor Ont Windsor Jockey Club George Hendrie Blue Grass Stock Farm

Woman Held On A Gambling Charge In Laramie

In Laramie Wyoming on August 21 Pear Park faced trial after police raided rooms on Raiyoad street catching her and a man playing stud poker. Two other men escaped as officers found a keg of water dried apples and raisins and a jug of alcohol in the premises.

Ton United States Laramie Wyo Pear Park Rai Yoad Street

Seventh Son Baptism Ties President to Argentinian Godsons

In Buenos Aires on August 21 a seventh son was born in Argentina and baptized with a grand church ceremony. The army’s top officer acted as godfather for President Irigoyen, adding to the president’s growing list of god-sons.

Buenos Airds Argentina Republic Irigoyen

Lack of Sanitation Leads to Restaurant Arrests

J Roy Colvin Wyoming deputy dairy food and oil commissioner caused the arrest of two Laramie restaurant managers for pure food law violations. Pies and bakery items were left exposed to flies dirt and dust. One manager fined 10 dollars and costs and the other two 25 dollars and costs each.

Laramie Wyo J. Roy Colvin Cheyenne Dairy, Food and Oil Commissioner Wyoming

Bodies of Soldiers Sent From France

The bodies of six soldiers are being returned from France for burial. Details on their names units and destination are not fully available in the readable text.

France

Six WWII dead returned to towns from France interment

The six caskets draped with American flags lay at the Union Pacific station for transport to their homes. Names listed include O. Pearson of Rexburg Idaho A. Johnson of Provo Utah T. K. Kendall of Boulder Colorado H. B. Allis of Denver Colorado H. D. Parker of Rich County Utah and P. J. Clegg of Ucon Utah.

France Union Pacific O. Pearson Rexburg Ida A. Johnson Provo Utah T. K. Kendall Boulder Colo H. Allis Denver DB. Parker Rich- Ca P. J. Clegg Ucon, da

Shale pile saves life of worker in fall

Laramie Wy August 20 Ross Hutson of the Laramie Brick Company fell thirty feet from the plant's third story at Grand avenue. He landed in a mass of shale ground for brick making, suffering two fractured ribs severe bruises and a bad shaking up. The shale cushioned the fall and perhaps saved his life.

Ross Hutson Laramie Brick Company Grand Avenue

Mrs O Connell Visitation with Daughter in Albia

Mrs O Connell of Albia Iowa visits daughter Mrs Clifford Thompson at 2215 Maxwell Street.

O'Connell Albia Clifford Thmopson Maxwell Street

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Ghildren J. I. King Salt Lake City Carl Christensen Mr. King St. Mary's Cathedral Kingham Real Hospital Thea Tire and Repair CO Spokktite Spokite Wightens Jungy 45 Dildine Garage Company West 19Th Street Laramien, Wyo THOR Hoover The Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co Castoria Columbia A. Grafonola 17Th Street
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