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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1921
Page
3
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Irma Patton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patton, and Silas Brooks, son of ex-Governor Brooks, wed at 8 o'clock in Casper in a ceremony at the Patton home. Rev. Philip Edwards presided. reception for about 75 guests followed. bridesmaids wore rose and blue gowns. gifts included a platinum diamond ring and a double orchid bouquet. The couple plans an extended trip before returning to Casper to reside.
The class elected officers including vice president Miss Irene Jacobson and secretary Miss Kate Taylor will speak on city affairs. An informal party followed at the YWCA recreation center with about fifteen young women as members enjoying dancing and light refreshments.
A woman reports a midnight hold up on the south side with two assailants who used a muffled gun in a paper bag. Raber was robbed of small change but not harmed, and police and Dr. Beard investigate the unclear weapon and shot sound. Raber recalls no pistol report.
Investigation of Prohibition Headquarters ordered by Commissioner Williams announced a suspension of Miss Irene N Richardson a clerk in the permit division pending inquiry. Kra mer will conduct a thorough probe while officials refuse to discuss irregularities in permit issuance.
In Salt Lake City on January 7 a new method used hot sulphur water to melt packed snow and ice on main streets. Water from Warm Springs is sprayed by five flushers, mixing with melted snow to drain into gutters, the street department reports the experiment a clear success.
Denver & Rio Grande agent R. F. Bailey visits Cheyenne as Miss Alice Taurence of Pine Bluffs stays in town. Merchants, lawmakers, and visitors from Rawlins, Casper, Riverton, Big Piney, Chugwater, and other areas are noted, plus a bond bid for a county hospital and several community activities at Cheyenne schools, clubs, and Fort D. A. Russell.
Silina Kansas January 7 A C Townley head of the Non Partisan league says he will speak to Kansas farmers after public demand He has set a meeting for next Monday night and the league has established a newspaper at Silina to promote its cause
The government considers declaring Maoka port on Saghalien’s western coast open for foreign trade from next April.Exports of tinned foods timber rice charcoal and other goods to Russian Saghalien and the mainland are rising. Maoka is already the sole year round port with an annual trade estimated at Y 5,000,000.
The 1921 American Bar Association convention will be held in Cincinnati from August 30 to September 2, following a vote by the association's executive committee in New Orleans.
A Ford closed car and an Oldsmobile touring car collided at the Nineteenth street and Capitol avenue intersection at noon yesterday. The smaller car overturned and lost a wheel but neither driver was injured.
In Tulsa on January 7 independent refiners from Kansas North Texas and Oklahoma pledged to supply the Navy with a total of 8 000 000 gallons of refined oil.
The Export Oil corporation seeks be delivered products in monthly installments in the present year at New Orleans. Independent refiners have not decided the pro rata for kerosene and gasoline. Quotations are 21 cents for navy specification and 26 cents for 64-00 gravity. The offer to purchase 170,000,000 gallons is under consideration, with two gasoline grades totaling 126,000,000 gallons and 40,000,000 gallons of kerosene in the original plan.
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