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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1920
Page
6
Fragmentary items list hedge trimming at City park, taxi dispatch, legal notices, real estate ads, and service offers. Mentions Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance offices, a Lane visiting relative, auto body firms, painting services, and local contractors.
A city gate at the park was damaged when a driverless car crashed into it yesterday. Workers salvaged usable bricks from the wreckage and began rebuilding the half of the gate, with mortar cleaned away for reuse. By Monday the repair should be nearly complete.
A testimonial noting a woman using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve backache head pains dragging feelings nervousness and irritability to restore health. The text claims the root herb remedy has been successfully used for forty years to help women with such conditions.
Mrs Henry C Covington wife of a Hot Arkansas banker was killed when his car turned on a gulch. Clyde Covington a passenger was rescued and returned to Hot Springs with the body. The wreckage and recovery details are uncertain as officials consider next steps.
Mayor P Taylor issued an order to clear weeds and rubbish from vacant lots and alleys. The cleanup aims to present Chey Maring Frontier to visitors and mark Frontier celebrations with an attractive city look.
Mrs. Barber Brown remains seriously ill at her home after a hemorrhage. Medical aid was summoned and notified authorities, with responders converging on Cheyenne to provide care and assess her condition.
Fire department reports nine years without a run as new triple combination fire track shipment expected July 15. Mechanics service airplane motor at Port Nisseell. gravel crews expand city streets. Frontier committee to survey Pronter Park area. Pig swatters distributed at Silk Growers Bank. Silver dollars becoming more common in Cheyenne. Midwest Refining's John D. Clark visits. Golfers fill country club. government offices host half holiday. Lake Minnehaha weed removal planned. trout anglers depart Cheyenne. Elevator shaft work in county building to start. district court July term near finish. July 4th celebrations continue. police urge ordinance compliance. Western Light & Power’s C A Semrad in town. street lighting for Frontier decorations planned.
A garbled reminiscence recalls military service and forbidden romance. The text hints at regret over marriage choices and deep affection for a wife, alongside a stray note about a baseball game featuring O Connell's Pirates scheduled for Sunday at 2:20 p.m. July 16.
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