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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1920

Page

11

Mildred Davis as Pierrette captivates in revealing pose

A vintage note praises Mildred Davis Harold Lloyd's leading lady photographed in revealing Pierette guise. The writer jokes how time would crawl watching her, compares images to Pathe reels, and questions the mask association as an overblown outrage.

Journal Pathe’s Mildred Harrig Mildred Miss Davis Harold Lloyd Pierette Council of the League of Nations

Immigrants Face Psalm Reading Test at Liberty Island

New York reports that Ellis Island will resume prewar practice of on shore steerage exams. More than 1,000 men and women will read psalms daily. literacy is required for admission. Inspectors carry cards in many languages with Psalms, to deter memorized responses. Increased staff and costs are planned to conduct the Island tests.

New York Sam Ellis Island Island Miss Liberty Department of Labor

Highways Report Cheyenne Roads Mix of Good and Rough Areas

Roads out of Cheyenne are fairly good with rough spots from Glenda to McKinley and a touch of bad pavement around Bosler. Central areas show deterioration but trucks still pass, with heavy traffic reported west of Medicine Bow and a note that leader WANT ADS drive results.

Cheyenne Glenda McKinley Boslor State Medicine Bow

Virginia Politician Henry C. Stuart for Interstate Commerce

Former Virginia governor Henry C. Stuart, currently on the federal meat commission, may decline an appointment to the Interstate Commerce Commission to succeed James S. Harlan. He is reportedly a strong Senate candidate when Carter Glass’ term ends and wishes freedom for Virginia political activity.

Henry C. Stuart Virginia Interstate Commerce Commission James S. Harlan Senate Carter Glass Federal Meat Commission

America to Gift France Statue Fund Opens Early

National committee opens subscription books at 150 Nassau Street New York for Frederick MacMonnies monumental statue to honor the Marne battle of 1914. Myron Herrick announces early contributions and future public drive, with funds to be sent to Charles N. Sabin as treasurer.

New York America France Fredrick MacMonnies Marne National Committee Myron T. Herrick Nassau Street New York City Charles N. Sabin Guaranty Turst Company Thomas W. Lamont Frederick MacMonnies The United States Herrick MacMonnies Werrick

Salt Creek Consolidated Oil charter granted in Wyoming

Wyoming Secretary of State issued a charter allowing Salt Creek Consolidated Oil to do business in the state. Organized in Maine, it has $15,000,000 capital stock in 4,500,000 shares of $10 par. Directors are Drew, Smith, and Johnson. The state added six new filings increasing total capital stock by $18,570,000. Other new firms cited include Lakeview Oil, Wakeman Oil, Lyman Mercantile, Midcontinent Hotel, Rex Bee Honey, and Western By-Products, with varied capitals and headquarters. Dissolution notice filed for Douglas Mercantile.

W. EE. Chaplin Greek Consolidated Oil Copany Wyoming Maine Salt Creek David F. Drew H. I. Smith Ht. L. Johnson State of Salt Creek Consolidated Lakeview Oil Company Casper B. D. Townsend Alonzo G. Setter Edwin M. Robbins Robert P. Stewart Don Allen Curtis Edward W. Scowden Herman D. Curtis Grover C. Townsend Warren B. Look Wakeman Oil Company Capital Stock Capital Moorcroft Grandbouche Don L. Wakeman Roy Townsend Charles Carlson Bert Rodgers Lyman Mercantile Company Lyman George H. Blackner Joseph W. Slade G. Younghere Charles R. Pearce Robert H. Hamilton Midcontinent Hotel Company Rock River G. D. Spaulding H. Ralph Hall S. G. Morris H. A. Thompson Lewis CG. Buller Rex Bee Honey Company Worland Lee Doherty M. B. Doherty Jacob Becker Western By-Products Company Douglas Mercantile Company Jacob Jenne J. H. Kennedy

Sunset Oil Company Re Elects Directors at Annual Meeting

Sunset Oil company re elected A A Spaugh as president and R D Hawley as vice president at its Douglas meeting. New officers include A A Dielman secretary J A Manorgan treasurer and W Spaugh manager. Wells drill at various sections totaling 3 7000 to 4 140 and 2 000 feet with a new well started on section 6 35 65 operated by Union Oil Company of California.

Sunset Oil Company Douglas A. A. Spaugh R. D. Hawley J. A. Manorgan A. A. Dielman W. P. Spaugh Robert D. Hawley W. Spaugh Geological and Land Department Union Oil Company of Californy

Gronnan to Represent Wyoming at Meeting

Mr. Gonnan the state Farm Bureau president will attend a National Federation of Farm Bureaus meeting in Chicago to represent Wyoming. The Wyoming State Farm Bureau’s recent organization will enable national participation and potential benefits. Officers elected at Laramie include Gannon president from Fremont, C Z Hout vice president from Platte, Thomas J. Brough secretary treasurer from Iron Uinal, EBCG Bowman director Sheridan, and U G John director Cheyenne.

Gonnan State Farm Bureau Chicago Wyoming Wyoming State Farm Bureau Laramie Gannan Fremont County C. Z. Hout Platte Count Thomas J. Brough Iron Uinl County EBCG Bowman Sheridan Wyo U. G. John Cheyenne

Breaks Not Into Nut House, But Into Jail

Jose Cruz was tried yesterday morning in the justice court before Judge W A Edwards on a charge of breaking into the Union Pacific nut house with intent to steal a bicycle. He was found guilty and sentenced to two months in jail and fined 38 dollars.

Jose Cruz Justice Court W. A. Edwards Union Pacific

Wyoming Brokerage Moves to New Cheyenne Offices

Wyoming Brokerage Company relocates to 206 West Lincoln Way after moving from 420 West Lincoln Way. The former site at 120 West Lincoln Way will be taken over by the Postal Telegraph company due to inadequate space.

Wyoming Brokerage Company West Lincoln 'Way West Lincaln ‘Way Postal Telegraph Company Cheyenne

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Louse Cheyon van Over Srest Reek Arey Mildred Davis Pierrette Mildred Harris Pierette Pert Man Poalivs Door OF Liberty Land D. C Henry Stuart Sunset Company Gronnan P Clifford Ux Reshilagales Company School For K. L. of S C. Hall National Bank Cheyenne, WY Swift & Company Union Stock Yards
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