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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
2
Miss Dorie Nelwen wed Marfur Wiltachten at high noon in a ceremony conducted by Rev. J. S. Stubblefield at the bride’s parents home. The event drew local families and guests, with the couple planning to reside in the area after a short honeymoon.
The weekly Weather Bureau report notes the past week was highly favorable for Wyoming livestock. Temperatures averaged 10 degrees above normal east of the mountains and 39 daytime, 22 at night with 54 and 12 below extremes, improving sheep conditions and slow but steady cattle and horse gains. Cheyenne and Sheridan show notable regional percentages.
The text sketches varied items from ancient bricks to education boards, Baghdad population shifts, London children wearing charms, and unnamed desert Arabs. It presents disjointed, era-spanning observations with many OCR oddities and missing details.
Washington reports the War Department will offer about 1,900,000 pairs of new army shoes through Army Quartermaster retail stores. The footwear uses Munom last, leather, water resistant tanning, and undergoes detailed inspections during manufacture. Upper leather grain and durable welt designs differentiate heavy field shoes from lighter army footwear.
The trade brief highlights a heavy weight shoe with two full soles and metallic fastenings, noting it as superior in adapting to the natural foot and remarking its potential impact on commercial trade and supply services.
The entry provides a fragmentary weather bulletin from the Weather Bureau via the U S Department of Agriculture. It references a local weather report with scattered notes and an unclear date but indicates routine meteorological observations for the area.
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