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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1919
Page
2
A fragment describes fishing around Guantanamo Bay Cuba with mentions of large lobsters and huge sea creatures. It notes marine life such as grouper cavallja Spanish mackerel yellowfin tuna barracuda kingfish and tarpon and hints at Marines seeking Guantanamo when deployed.
In Oreyp on Wye Bec 30 David N Jones is severely burned and may not survive while his wife is fatally burned. their two daughters Ethel and Pearl aged eight and five are dead after a gasoline explosion at the Jones home. A tub of gasoline near the kitchen door ignited by the stove caused vapor to engulf the family during the blaze. Jones was burned while trying to fight the flames.
A garage and storage warehouse will be built east of Central Avenue by the Rocky Bell Telephone company. An entrance will face the alley and street. A contract for the creation of the building has been signed.
Forbes plans a Denver visit before heading to Larami. Mr. Forbes arrived in Chey Emme in January 1919, initiating the sequence of stops and engagements.
Secretary E L Emery of the Wyoming Good Roads association says roads are open for travel across the state though some remain rough. The desert stretch from Pinedale to Rock Springs is described as passable and inquiries have come from the East about next summer travel. Headquarters in the Plains hotel plan to secure pictures to cover the wall of the office for motorists.
Senator Francis E. Warren completed the purchase of a brick building owned by Mrs. N K Chawis currently occupied by the Jenkins shoe site. The deal gives the Warren estate all property on the north side of Sixth between the Idylman building and the Hynde buildings.
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