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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1919
Page
7
Wanted three furnished or unfurnished rooms reference a phone 536A, at Ranches. 27,000 acres near forest reserve with two running creeks and sheep range but no improvements. Price 2.75 dollars per acre. W G Ogle E Las Vegas New Mexico.
The funeral of John E. Dailey who died at Rock Springs was held at Clyde Early undertaking parlors at 10 30 yesterday morning. Rev J B Stubblefield preached the sermon and the services were conducted by the Mayons. Dailey left last night for Rock Springs with burial arrangements to follow.
Captain Beverly Daley commander of the officers reserve training camp at the University of Wyoming is relieved from duty. He has served as military instructor there for eight years as the War Department shifts officers on active list to replace retired personnel in educational institutions.
Funeral for Mrs. Nora VanDyke was held at the cathedral at nine yesterday morning. Bishop McGovern and Father Crofters conducted the services and high mass was celebrated. Burial followed at Olivet. A wire from her brother said he could not attend.
Advertises Othine double strength for freckles promising removal of spots. Claims ounce application twice daily will clear skin, with money back guarantee if freckles persist.
Mrs Lulu Burger from Indianapolis insists Marry 8 New is not guilty of the murder of Fi reda Lesser in Topanga canon last Friday. She expresses belief in his innocence and asks that nothing be spared in his defense while communicating through his attorney. The attorney would not confirm if Senator Harry S New of Indiana will aid.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness shown during illness and death of Mrs Norah VanDyke MNS L J Avery.
A notable offer lists eighteen million yards of material described as a complete novelty for milady. The silk made for wear is priced at two to three dollars a yard and targets wartime dress needs.
William McCain a mahogany colored man charged with stabbing his wife during a June 26 quarrel. Officer Webb testified six wounds were found, one in the arm and five in the side. McCain bound over to the district court on a $500 bond for assault. He claimed he acted without thought and offered no bond was proposed.
Residents along the valley press Wyoming and Montana lawmakers to back a reactivation of the Clark’s Fork reclamation effort. The plan would dam at Clark’s Ford canyon to deliver river water for 120 000 acres of beach and dryland lands on both sides of the Yellowstone, from Dry Creek to below Joliet and Rockvale.
Saturday night is set for July 12 in Millsdale at Spalz's Hall with good music and a lively crowd. State Leader Want Ads promise results, drawing attendees seeking social and local event news.
Wheatland Wyoming July 10 The Wyoming Development company moves a steam shovel into the Wheat land state to tap two untapped lakes. The plan uses channels to divert water to the irrigation ditch system supplying farmers on the flats. Lakes contain several hundred acre feet of water and are expected to provide irrigation to the dry farms.
The Wheat Growers host events every Wednesday and Saturday at their hotel premises, inviting participation regardless of rain or shine. The ongoing gatherings feature community members and local participants enjoying the facilities.
The report notes corn and oats trading with initial weakness followed by rallies and new highs, then heavy selling pushing prices down. December futures show continued interest while September activity remains volatile. provisions advance on bulls, as traders hedge and shift positions amid widespread commission house activity.
Reading shows July corn at open 4.95 with 1.98 percent rise and close 84.95, Sept corn open 81 040 with 1.99 percent gain and close 1.93 percent. Oats July open 9 percent then close around 75 and September open 15 percent, closing near 164 10 percent.
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