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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1919

Page

2

Certificates of location of general offices and agents filed

Location certificates were filed yesterday in the secretary of state office by Red Desert Oil Company Riverton Bryant S Cromer Guster OU Gas Ref ining company TYouglas Pril Hansen North Side State Bank Nock springs Burt Simnith.

Secretary of State Red Desert Oil Company Riverton Bryant S. Cromer Guster Ou, Gas &Refining Company Tyouglas Pril Hansen North Side State Bank Nock Springs Burt Simnith

Gas price outlook follows refinery fuel cut

Denver July 15 Penver oil men expect lower local gasoline prices after refineries cut fuel costs while kerosene prices rise. Wyoming refineries struggle to meet kerosene demand. Gasoline use remains high due to rising pleasure car use.

Denver Penver Oil Wyoming

Mounts Arrive For Fifteenth Cavalry At Fort Russell

Five hundred cavalry horses for the Fifteenth Cavalry squadron recently sent to garrison Fort Russell have arrived. The troops relieve a battalion of the Twenty First Infantry and will be prominent in the Frontier Days parade next week. The cavalrymen arrived without mounts at Fort Russell.

Piifenth Fort Russell Fort Hussell

Funeral for Mrs Minola Shockley Held at Methodist Church

Mrs Minola Shockley died Sunday in Casper at age 68. Her body arrived yesterday and services are at the Methodist church this afternoon, with Early undertaking parlors handling arrangements. She was born in Denver and raised in Grav er California. She leaves husband George Y Shock ley and two children Ralph and Ednia, plus three brothers and a sister.

Minola V. Shockley Casper Mrs. Shockley Denver Graver, Cale Cora M. Parken George Y. Shockley Ralph Ednia George E Wm. F M. J. Morris Hele Morrie Avery

Elks Dance Notice for Thursday July 17

Promoter invites all Elks to attend a dance on Thursday July 17 with light refreshments and music. Event details are scarce in the fragment, but the notice urges Elks to be present and participate.

Indian sheep herders seek modern shearing methods

Miles Herring of Washington, a Bureau of Indian Affairs supervisor, visits southern Wyoming plants near Rawlins and Laramie to study Australian wool shearing. He aims to teach Indian sheep raisers improved techniques to raise prices and reduce waste. W. H. Drew and H. J. Drew of Slater were in town earlier this week.

Miles Herring Washington Bureau of Indian Affairs Wyoming Ferris Rawlins King Plant Laramie Bureau Cacho West

Red Cross Canteen Feeds 300 Soldiers During Stop

The Red Cross canteen opened at 9:30 yesterday to serve lunch and refreshments to 300 soldiers passing through Gheyene. Of them 250 were bound for Lewis Washington and 50 for Camp D. Russell.

Red Cross Gheyene Lewis, Wash Camp D. A. Russell

John Pederhan to Resume Old Fire Chief Post

John Pederhan a former Cheyenne firefighter who served eighteen months in France and Germany is now at Camp Mills and will return home around July 20 with his discharge after twenty-one months in the service Fire Chief Bates has received his letter announcing the resumption of his old post.

G. W. Bates John Pederhan Cheynne Camp Mills France Germany

Licenseless Autos Seized by Sheriff Pound

Sheriff Smalley warns: cars found without licenses are seized and held for owner proof of ownership and payment of any fine. The Ford was picked up and is held until the owner claims it. Check the pound if your vehicle is missing.

Yesipmigya Ford

State leader warns of tobacco harm and urges quitting

A New York doctor explains tobacco dangers, linking smoking chewing and snuff use to progressive organic disease. He warns many seemingly healthy men suffer debility indigestion nervousness memory loss and heart trouble and urges quitting while offering a dubious home remedy.

New York Connor Jobs Diophies Hospital

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