Fuel supply concerns amid coal distribution rules in Cheyenne
The fuel administration and railroad officials warned the public that rescinding heat and power restrictions does not ease coal access. Priority now favors railroads, army, public utilities, state and local needs, with Cheyenne dependent on local dealers to secure deliveries. Troops' movement and a December 15 1919 order shape ongoing notices as regions urge conservation.
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San Franieco
Western Division
Normal
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Mince
State of
State of Washington
A. W. Woodruff
Union Pacific
Regions
Hala Holden
Central Western Region
United States Railroad Administration
United States
Congress
Ated Deo. &Th
Holden
Club notices and social gatherings fill city page
A crowded schedule lists AM A club meeting at Mrs TL Tynon home with Christmas tree and gift grab bag. Anna Gordon Chapter of WCTU and Oak Leaf Chapter schedule meetings. Womans club cancels library session. OB S invites initiation and refreshments. Chandler house party and guests noted along with local holiday travel plans and a Saint John's Military Academy student home visit.
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le TL Tynon
Prod Miller
Anna Gordon
The
W. C. TU
David Oak
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Albert D. Johnston
Brisk Red Cross Seal Sale at Post Office
The Wyoming Public Health association operated a Christmas Red Cross seal booth at the post office yesterday selling 44 20 dollars worth of seals. Lillian Frye Camp Fire Girl Louise Hoffman and Helen Nimmo Jolly Juniors attended the booth. The booth will stay open until Christmas in the post office. Camp Fire Girls Jolly Juniors and Boy Scouts plan to sell seals around town today.
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Wyoming Public Health Association
Lillian Frye
Louise Hoffman
Helen Nimmo
Jolly Juniors
Boy Scouts
Pandolfo Sentenced to Ten Years in Federal Pen
Federal Judge Landis jailed Samuel C. Pandolfo organizer of Pan Motor Co St Cloud Minnesota for ten years in the federal pen and fined 4000 dollars. Attorneys said the case will be appealed to the United States circuit court of appeals at once.
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Landis
Samuel C. Pandolfo
Pan-Motor Company
St. Cloud
Mion
Pandolfo
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Army and Navy Union Masquerade Tonight
The Army and Navy Union plans a meeting at I 0 hall followed by a masquerade. Refreshments will be served after unmasking.
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Army and Navy Union
Funeral Held for Mrs Bescheire in City
Mrs. Honore Lea Bescheire died December 4 and her funeral was conducted yesterday afternoon at Clyde Early-Bricker Brothers parlors. The Rev. Thomas Andrew officiated with interment in Lakeview Cemetery.
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Honore Leacheire
Clyde Early-Bricker Brothers
Thomas Andrew
Lakeview Camelery
Alliance finishes halt unit of its Thermopolis plant
The first 1500 barrel per day unit of Alliance Oil & Refining’s 5000 barrel refinery at Thermopolis Wyoming is complete and ready to start when weather allows. The company plans rapid expansion as oil production in the Warm Springs field grows, with full pipeline and storage in place. Maurice Singer steers operations from Denver, establishing offices for his three firms. A nine mile gravity pipeline, 35000 barrel storage tank, and a hydrating plant support the facility. Thermopolis area sees drilling activity with ten new wells awarded and a promising 100 barrel well in a nearby field drawing attention for spring development.
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Wyo
Alliance of! and Refining Company
Warm Springs
Alliance Oil & Refining Company
Maurice Singer
New York
Denver
Wyoming
Alliance Company
Tha Town
Singer
We the Woods Petroleum & Refining Company
Enterprise Drilling Company of
Thermopolia
Benefactor of Lost Local Motorists Dies
The body of James H. Applegate who died on his Weld County Colorado farm 11 miles south of Cheyenne Monday afternoon was brought to Cheyenne and to be sent to Central City Nebraska for burial. He was 75, born 1844. The widow and son Guy Applegate accompanied the body. others who survived lived in the area.
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Benefacto Krewhe
James H. Applegate
Weld County
Colorado
Cheyenne
Clyde Early-Bricker Brothers
Central City
Nebr
Guy Applegate
J. J. Showalter
Eugene Beatty
Bliszard
Denver
Applegate
Gheyenne
Reluctant Letter Reflects Political Loyalty
In a candid note the writer rejects using his name in a political matter while stressing his sincere personal and political preference. He emphasizes his primary obligation remains to the Republicans of his state who have honored him.
Geddes freed after lemon ginger mix lands man in court
Geddes completed 14 days of a 30 day jail term for intoxication and paid a $50 fine. Paroled for the rest of the sentence, he is at liberty again as his wife seeks a divorce, stemming from a Jamaica ginger and lemon extract mixture said to be a dangerous drink.
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Gedica
Geddes
Jamaica
General Wood declines political talk amid troop move plans
The general would not discuss politics when asked about accepting a party nomination. He said he cannot talk politics and will speak only on official matters. Wood planned to move federal troops from the Kansas coal fields starting tomorrow due to a tense situation and would speak at the Colorado Farmer's conference and later to the Colorado legislature.
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Wood
Kansas
Allen
Colorado Farmer's Conference
Fort Colling
Colorado
Look Boys Special Candy Shipment Arrives
A local notice announces arrival of Baur's Xman Candy in a special shipment at Forbes Pharmacy located at 141017. The message promotes the new supply to readers and shoppers.
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Baur
Forbes Pharmacy
Palmer vows crackdown on profiteers amid wartime shortages
Mr Palmer pledges full use of power to root out profiteers and expose them to public scorn or prison. He cites Justice Department action uncovering 219 hoarding cases across 18 states causing libelling and distribution of millions in food. Ninety-eight cases against profiteers have led to indictments and sentences.
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Department of Justice
Prices Must Be Lowered Campaign Declared by Attorney General
The attorney general announced a continued campaign to reduce high prices. He stated the goal is to inform the public and believes informed people will act, and he would not fear hurting retailers who have had a hard time while the people gain relief.
Body of Becker Sent to Sidney for Burial
The body of Harvey H. Becker, who filed here after an accident in Sidney Nebraska railroad yards, was sent to Sidney for burial by Clyde Kartly Bricker Brothers. Accompanied by the deceased’s brother William Becker.
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Harvey H. Becker
Sidney
Neb
Clyde Kartly- Bricker Brothers
William Becker
Capital reg SP Sold to Capital Grill and Others
A fragmented notice reports a sale of land lots on Garey Street described as Lot 8 in block A. Purchasers include Plummer and Harry P Hynde with Melltreme involved. clerk records show a nominal price of one dollar yet revenue stamps indicate a true price of $97,500 for the property.
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