Geyser Laundry Ad Promotes Rough Dry Service
An old classified style notice urges households to send family washing to Geyser Laundry to come home Rough Dry, highlighting a domestic cleaning service.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1919
Page
2
An old classified style notice urges households to send family washing to Geyser Laundry to come home Rough Dry, highlighting a domestic cleaning service.
The Salvation Army stepped in to aid a Tuberculosis stricken wife and her husband who cannot afford hospital care. A tent will be provided by Monday with a platform and equipment so they can relocate from their current tent near the county poor farm. Captain A M Holbrook announced the move and tent setup yesterday.
Mike Churma the life guard at Terry Lake bathing beach left Thursday to take a new position after a brief season. After saving two girls from drowning his service is praised by Commissioner Edward T Storey, but beachgoers are warned not to rely on guards and must prioritize safety.
A lost handbag and change inside is described. The owner requests retrieval and asks that it be left at the Leader office. A reward is offered for the return.
Governor Robert D. Carey issued a proclamation designating Monday September 1 as Labor Day in Wyoming. He praises labor and capital cooperation and urges public observance and expressions honoring workers and their contributions.
Two small fires were extinguished by the fire department Friday. A blaze on the viaduct at 10 o'clock caused negligible damage before being put out. The second fire in a pile of fence posts in the Union Pacific yard at 220 o'clock caused about 8200 damage before it was extinguished.
Gig Engineer Glafcke issued five permits to Paul H. Moore. Three permits at 1900 dollars each fund three houses at East 4th and Pebrican street, contracted to A S Collins who has built eight South Side houses for Moore. The two remaining permits total 12300 dollars for two 7 room houses in Pershing Heights Block 23, Grover C. Gorsuch contracting. The five houses total nearly 18000 dollars, signaling more Moore construction plans.
Plains AU to Company announces tire vulcanizing and repair services with retrending guarantees.
A weather report shows a high of 88 degrees at 3 45 pm and a low of 63 at 3 50 am. Northeast wind 20 mph at 14 30 hours. Total precipitation since January 7.54 inches with normal 10.04 inches January.
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