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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1919
Page
14
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Major and Mrs. Fred E. Hagen and Elmer E. Brown of Boulder are in town on business. Jane and Elsie Crist of Sterling tour Yellowstone, stopping in Cheyenne. Laramie couple Virgil Garrison and Grenn Lillian Scaggs wed at the Methodist parsonage. Dr Eswert officiates other local weddings. An overnight match joins Jerry Upton and Enid Kithcart with Anne Coughlin, Delta Delta Delta alumna in Detroit, returning to Laramie. Council Bluffs visitors Melville Mickle and Lincoln guests Stewart Sharrar and daughter in the city. Mrs. George W. Bates summers in Fowler, Michigan. Judith Wiest of Denver visits Fort D. A. Russell officers.
Short notes outline visits and business in Cheyenne including officials from state dairy food and oil commission, residents and visitors from Rock Springs Laramie Wheatland Chugwater and Inez. Advertisements promise baby carriages auto services and piano lessons.
George Everson, regional secretary for the Northwest division of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis, spent two days in Cheyenne for a conference with Etta M. Dobbins of the Wyoming Public Health Association. Everson praised progress and plans in the state as he traveled west from New York. Accompanying him was John Jacobs of Williamsport, Pa., en route to Salt Lake City to take a position as executive secretary for the Utah Public Health Association.
Miss Dobbins notes that local anti tuberculosis bodies in Utah and Wyoming address general public health more than their counterparts in other states. She explains lower tuberculosis prevalence allows broader scope though these groups remain affiliated with the national anti tuberculosis league.
The Frontier committee invites proposals to furnish bucking horses bulls cows or cattle for a wild west program. Communications should be addressed to Frontier Committee Cheyenne Wyoming.
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