Fragmentary Local Notice
Incomplete OCR fragment with unclear names and details. Readable bits mention a local action or sale but lack specifics for a full summary.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1919
Page
14
Incomplete OCR fragment with unclear names and details. Readable bits mention a local action or sale but lack specifics for a full summary.
Fred Stone and his motion picture company will visit Cheyenne to film western horsemanship scenes for a Los Angeles project. Chicago Mayor William Hale Thompson also plans to attend with 125 companions, visiting the frontier events and Irwin’s ranch. Other arrivals include Leonard Stroud and Jim Wilkes with spouses as the committee appoints B. B. Lee as official decorator.
Local notes list visitors and residents in Cheyenne including Mr and Mrs BR Drexel of Laramie and Gal Weiner with N M Snyder from Gasper. Also mentions Huckfeldt Finkbiner carriage line and auto tire vulcanizing services. Multiple names and towns appear with brief arrivals and stays in town.
A brief note states Miss Edith Lanbe released a girls club issue and, after handling the mail room call, wrapped and mailed the paper she produced to about 1,200 subscribers.
Librarian Miss Luella Moore announces forty one new books added to the Carnegie library shelves. The list includes works on city government accounting engineering nursing labor politics and history, with titles by Fitzpatrick Hatfield Rittenhouse Wordsworth Harger Ketcham Pease Wells and others.
The readable text shows a damaged OCR fragment with scattered words and names. It references a place and potential event, but lacks coherent details or clear action, making a definitive summary or identification of individuals difficult.
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