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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1919
Page
7
A cryptic missive from Mrs Ball of Oakland California requests discreet results and years of experience. The message hints at a marriage plan and strict confidentiality, describing itself as the most reliable club with free descriptions.
A 15 year old and her fiancé failed to get a license after a county clerk explained Wyoming law bars licenses for anyone under six teen. A mother accompanied them seeking consent but left with no license. In the county a license was issued yesterday to Yanacka and Miss Francisca Garcia of Cheyenne.
The U S land office in Cheyenne Wyoming gives notice that an April 10 1916 filing for homestead and additional entries serials 015489 and 012330 for the NE MN E M BN BE 4 S BE 4 S BL 1-4 S EB 4-4 Section 12 Township 16 N Range 70 W 6th Meridian seeks final three year proof to establish a land claim before January 20 1920 witnesses Geraldine Daniels John James Frank Smith and Jerry Daniels all of Horse Creek Wyoming Will Reid Register dated December 7 14 24 28 January 4
B Hagans and John Manewal escaped injury when their cars collided at Seventeenth Street and Carey Avenue yesterday. Hagans claimed the right of way as his Ford crossed Carey, while Manewal said both cars were not speeding and looked before crossing. With no witnesses, police referred the case to a personal settlement between the parties.
Scottie appeared before Police Judge C. A. Swainson on a charge of selling flavor. He said he had not yet secured an attorney and was given until 4 o clock Monday afternoon to prepare for trial.
The Commercial Bulletin reports a firm closing in the wool markets with cheerful tone. Prices for new clip remain unchanged with steady foreign primary markets and cautious activity from manufacturers. Regional bids include Pine 12 months at 1.90, California Northern at 1.90, Oregon and Territory lines showing mixed values across fine and clothing wools.
The Omaha grain market shows No. 2 white corn at 41.88, No. A white 84.44, No. 2 yellow 1.91, No. 3 yellow 84.38, No. 4 mixed 1.1261, No. 5 mixed 1.39, oats No. 2 white 82.0, No. 3 white 81.82.
The Union Pacific creates an emergency hospital in its yards beside the new shops. Nurse Mabel Hamilton is on site full time. The facility provides first aid with an operating table and space for on the spot surgery if needed before moving a patient to a hospital.
Ida Graham reports that eleven months of 1919 yielded 7802 dollars 66 cents in Clerk fees with December not yet totaled. Mineral rights sales reached 604 dollars 60 cents and other property 99 dollars 5 cents. Monthly fees averaged 709 dollars 25 cents.
A promotional slip invites readers to mail their name and address to Pol ey & Co in Chicago for a redbackache cure tablet set. The offer claims Foley Cathartic Tablets cleanse constipation biliousness headaches kidney bladder issues and digestive problems.
Consumer advisory promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets as a remedy for colds or influenza and as a preventative. It instructs buyers to look for GROVE’S signature on the box.
Glyde Braden, Hastings College student, is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs E T Roberts at 1618 House Street. He plans to leave Monday to return to Hastings College and resume his studies and work there.
A fashion spread details three outfits for outdoor wear. One look features a navy blue riding habit with navy breeches green and white checks a hunter’s green vest and tie matching tricorn hat gloves and boots. Another ensemble shows a manish tweed suit for a young miss with a black milan derby and a trench cap. The third outfit adapts wartime styling with a trench cap substituted for traditional hat and heavy footwear.
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