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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1919
Page
21
Yesterday the thermometer did not drop as low as recent days averaging 15 degrees warmer. The mean temperature reached 6 degrees versus 2 on normal days, with 15 above zero at 4 10 PM and winds up to 40 metres per hour. Roads remained impassable in many directions, and only one car reached from Denver in four days.
Leo N. Seden of Douglas joins the Internal Revenue force as a bookkeeper, succeeding Howard Chambers who moves to the income tax division. Discharged from the Marines after service in Santo Domingo, Seden recalls enlisting with Lesnia A. Miller at Mare Island where they shared adjoining banks.
Ward Miller, who died Thursday night from pneumonia after an operation, will be buried at 1 pm at Bricker Brothers chapel with Meg KN Temple officiating. The body lies in state from 10 am. Miller ran a garage at 25th Street and Pioneer Avenue and was known as Pete Miller. He was the son of W F Miller. sister Mrs Gari Jackson of Laramie attends, while another sister Mrs W E Belize of San Francisco cannot come.
Denver announces the removal of all restrictions on light heat and power use at 42:04 o clock in the district. The action ends curbs on building energy and street lighting as of December 13, with authorities stating normal supply returns.
A compact profile notes a rare female presence in local financial advertising and highlights a wife as part of the industry context. The piece underscores professional visibility and gender dynamics in marketing.
Governor Carey announced that Wyoming will create a special fuel administrator with Hale Molden’s offer to supply a railroad man for coal delivery. The office will be at the state capitol and likely operate alongside the Public Service Commission, which handles fuel administration. The move follows Governor Carey appealing to railroads after polling for a state administrator under Dr. Garfield.
Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Catherine Finnerty are pending final details. The service is expected to begin at 8 40 a m from her home followed by a requiem high mass at St Marys Cathedral. Final plans are being arranged by W W Dumm Undertaking Company once the hearse arrives.
Submarine chasers and airplanes search for the yacht Grey Duck which left Miami Wednesday for Nassau with motion picture producer William W Griffith and a party of 46 actors cameramen and others. Advices say the party has not reached Nassau and the yacht’s motors were troubled on departure.
A community event mirrors the churchs Nation-Wide Campaign with a children led pageant in place of a regular service. The display emphasizes democratic lessons and aims to engage youth in church outreach across regions. E Onnead attended as part of the program highlighting youth involvement.
Ghories Ohhaus, clerk at the United States district court, notes many foreigners especially Greeks and Scandinavians are returning home. In 90 days passport applications exceed any prior period as earnings here appear larger in home currencies and many wish to help rehabilitate their native lands after the war.
At the Cheyenne Printery located at 114 West 17th Street XMAG Cards are available for purchase. The notice highlights the printer is offering card products from this address with details on items and contact avenues.
The service for Vaughan F Ketde Teds was held Friday at 12:30 local time with a program including pallbearers George T Snow W T Garrett J W Hammond A Goreke If Jensen and Mayor FE Stone. Interment is planned at Lakeview cemetery.
Roads east and north reported impassable for autos and difficult for teams. West impassable to Rawlins. Only one car from Denver in four days. Heavy drifting Saturday will worsen conditions.
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