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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1919
Page
15
Classified ad requests three furnished or unfurnished rooms with reference phone 536A. Also notes ranches with 27 000 acres near a forest reserve and sheep range, two running creeks, no improvements, price 2.75 per acre, contact W G Ogle and E Las Ve gas, New Mexico.
The funeral for John E. Dailey, who died at Rock Springs, was conducted at Clyde Early undertaking parlors at 10:30 yesterday morning. Rev. J. B. Stubblefield preached the sermon. services were by the Mayons. Dailey left last night for Rock Springs.
Captain Beverly Daley commander of the officers reserve training camp at the University of Wyoming in Laramie and military instructor there for eight years has been relieved from duty. The action follows the war department policy to substitute active officers for retired ones previously assigned to educational institutions.
The funeral of Mrs. Nora VanDyke was held at the cathedral at 9 o'clock yesterday morning. Bishop McGovern and Father Crofters conducted the services with high mass. Burial followed at Olivet. A wire from her brother said he could not attend.
Remove freckles and clear skin with Othine double strength. Apply a small amount night and morning. most use not more than an ounce. Sold with money back guarantee if it fails to remove freckles. Public advert tone from an old newspaper.
Mrs Lulu Burger, mother of Marry 8 New, arrived from Indianapolis and declared her firm belief in his innocence in the murder of Miss Frieda Lesser at Topanga canon. She communicated with him through his attorney while he remains in the city jail, with the possibility of assistance from Senator Harry S New not confirmed.
Card of thanks from L. J. Avery expresses gratitude for kindness shown during the illness and death of Mrs. Norah VanDyke, MNS.
An old notice describes a new dress goods offer featuring eighteen million yards of material, a novelty for milady. It highlights a wrap design and a wholesale price in the range of two to three dollars, indicating a mass market appeal.
William McCain, described as mahogany colored, is bound over to district court on a first degree assault charge after stabbing his wife with a penknife on June 26. Officer Webb testified to six wounds, five on the side and one on the arm, as the couple argued over chores and supper. He offered no denial, saying he acted “without a thought” as the victim fled to a neighbor for help.
Cody Wyoming July 10 strong effort is being made to revive the Clark's Fork Valley reclamation project dormant since 1907. The plan envisions a dam at Clark's Ford Canyon to store river water for canals serving 120000 acres of beach and dryland farm land on both sides of the Yellowstone. Residents urge Wyoming Montana and federal support to complete the project for regional irrigation.
Society page note announces a Saturday night dance on July 12 at Spalz's Hall Millsdale with good music and a lively crowd urged by state leader ads to bring results.
Wheatland Wyoming July 10 The Wyoming Development Company moves a steam shovel to tap two untapped lakes, each holding several hundred acre feet of water, to feed the irrigation ditch system for farmers on the flats.
The Wheat Growers Hotel holds market days every Wednesday and Saturday, rain or shine, inviting attendees to join at the Wheat Growers. The regularly scheduled events promise steady activity and community gathering at the venue.
Corn and oats markets moved within a volatile range as September and December contracts fluctuated. Dealers noted heavy selling on rallies, with December drawing interest on nearby deliveries and provisions rising on bullish sentiment, while government report uncertainty tempered buying.
The market reports July corn opens at 84.95 with a 1.98 percent move and Sept at 81.04 thousand contracts. Corn closes near 84.95 while oats see July activity and September trading around 75.0.
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