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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
3
Cheyenne brief lists locals registered at hotels and visiting from surrounding towns including Encampment Moffatt Sheridan Laramie and Chugwater. Entries mention car sales Baby Carriages and Sulkies and a large irrigated ranch for sale with 680 acres deed land plus 160 state land and modern improvements.
Hayles hall management announces a Tuesday night dance with free Kewpie dolls valued at over 1250 dollars. Mr. Thomas McKeon says the gift thanks patrons for supporting Eagles hall since its November opening. Over 500 dolls will be distributed to attending dancers.
The weather bureau weekly bulletin for the week ending February 9 notes temperatures about seven degrees warmer than normal with day highs near 54 and night lows around 8. Sunshine was high in Cheyenne Sheridan and Salt Lake, while central districts saw one to three inches of snow. Livestock improved but calf losses were heavy in northeastern areas and range horses declined in southwestern counties. Ranges are poor across Lincoln Fremont Washakie Johnson and Crook counties with costly feed reducing herds. Ground thawing enabled light dishing and plowing in southeastern counties. Early sown wheat is in good condition.
Complaints filed charging James Tracy and Herman P Marriott two soldiers arrested Saturday night after two robberies on the streets assault with intent to rob sworn by Harold E Wanberg one of the victims Wanberg identified the men and they are held in the city jail with transfer to the county jail pending a hearing
A column by the Horse Doctor of Philosophy explores practical horse care tips and observations on equine behavior, noting routine prophylaxis, feeding, and training ideas for riders and enthusiasts.
A study of curtain lecturing outlines technique for audience of one with emphasis on stage poise and sarcasm. Westerville report notes Anti-Saloon League stance that prohibition will stay. enforcement is decisive in presidential and congressional races.
J. A. Whiting a local engineer has gone to New York City due to his mother's serious illness. The 72 year old mother is hospitalized and Mr Whiting left early this morning for the Mast.
A complaint sworn yesterday accuses Jose Cruz of breaking into the Union Pacific nut house to steal a bicycle belonging to Martin Becovia. He was arrested Tuesday night by Carl Christensen and jailed in the city facility.
W. E. Dinneen has acquired property at 1604 and 4606 Pioneer Avenue, formerly occupied by Lewis Wax, through C. W. Riner & Co. Dinneen said there are no immediate plans for use of the property, the purchase expanding his frontage in this section.
An old trade notice from Southwington Remedy Co Kansas City promotes a free booklet and lists prices for items like Mail and Doibla Streagen. The garbled text references porcelain style phrases and invites readers to obtain the booklet.
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