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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
10
One of the season’s prettiest weddings took place at noon as Miss Dorie Nelwen wed Marfur Wiltachten at the bride's parents home. Rev. J. S. Stubblefield officiated, guests present, and the couple planned to reside in the city after a short honeymoon.
The weekly Weather Bureau report notes the past week was highly favorable for Wyoming livestock. Temperatures averaged above east side norms by about 10 degrees with day and night averages of 39 and 22 and extremes of 54 and minus 12. Ranges remain open in the northeast and western areas. Cattle horses and sheep show varying improvements with sheep improving faster in recent days.
Fragmentary OCR mentions bricks from Ningwaty and Babolong, a long service on a school board by Simon Grate, Bagdad population history, and London children wearing charms. It references Arab desert practices and anti-Freese events without coherent narrative.
The War Department announces a surplus sale of about 1,900,000 pairs of new army shoes, manufactured on the Munom last, offered at fixed prices through Army Quartermaster retail stores. Shoes feature leather uppers, water resisting tanning, and stringent inspections, with heavy field and welt options included.
The text discusses heavy weight footwear with two full soles and metallic fittings. It claims heavy weight shoes are more durable and better fitting for the natural shape of the foot, comparing domestic production with foreign options and noting service supply considerations.
Short weather update from the Weather Bureau briefing readers on regional conditions. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate standard daily weather notes and temperature outlook.
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