Carbon Black and Natural Gas Save Newspaper Printing
Reid L. Carr of New York warns before a Washington committee that carbon black, essential to ink and many other products, is produced only from natural gas. He notes immense growth in U S publishing, the efficiency of modern presses, and the gasoline recoveries from gas plants, urging conservation to protect industry and the public.
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United States
Reid L. Carr
New York City
National Natural Gas Conservation Committee
Washington
Carr
Benjamin Franklin
America
Our Fathers
Rotary Perfection
National Association of Printing Ink Makers
Cowley
Wyoming
City Camp Ground Rapidly Filling Frontier Tourists
Forty automobile parties representing nearly every U S section were comfortably located at Sloan's Lake municipal camping ground yesterday. Most will stay through Frontier Days, with projections of about five hundred parties by opening of the big carnival next Tuesday. Tourists show varied camping gear from simple tents to elaborate canvas and framework units, travel stains of khaki and denim predominant, despite a lake bathing rule.
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United States
Sloan’s Lake
Olive tree pests threaten fruit, wood, and leaves
Besides birds, numerous insects attack the olive tree causing damage to fruit, wood and foliage. The article notes diverse pests affecting olive crops and foliage health, highlighting the need for control measures.
Old West saloon ruins mark Cheyenne Frontier Days scene
Old timers visiting Cheyenne for Frontier Days will find the West Moyer saloon on Pioneer Avenue a tottering ruin. Once a bustling frontier venue with a bar area and gambling room, its walls slump, plaster falls, and bullet holes remain in the plaster as the annex to the Whitehead Block decays.
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Chey
Cheyenne
Old West Moyer
Pioneer Avenue
Eddy Street
West Moyer Place
Whitehead
St. Joseph
Heightened Filing Window For County Nominations
The period for declaring candidacies for county offices remains open at the county clerk’s office. Only a few filings have occurred so far, with most expected on the final filing day a week from tomorrow.
Settlement of Captain Cochran’s Estate Reported
The executor Giovanolo of Lexington Kentucky has settled the estate of Captain Griffin Cochran who died in France in January 1919. The estate totaled about $20,000 with Alfred J. Cochran of Hot Springs County Wyoming as chief beneficiary. An Illinois aunt receives life benefits. The estate included $10,000 war risk insurance $7,000 old line insurance and $3,000 in real estate. Cochran once served as telegraph editor of the Tribune.
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Griffin Cochran
France
Giovanolo
Lexington, Ety
Cochran
Alfred J. Cochran
Hot Springs County
Wyo
Illinois
Captain Cochran
Telegraph
The
Tribune
Local notices and arrivals fill Cheyenne scene
City workers haul dirt on Twentieth Street while residents and visitors arrive for business and leisure. Names include Pierce and Mrs LaFlesche, J A Kirkpatrick, Judge Tiball, Mary Cameron, and George Cook. Public notices note painting services and taxi trips as W Weeks visits from Lander and C L Rhinesmith runs for coroner.
Coffins Convert Press Room to Storage Space
The former State Leader Publishing press room, sold to Triune Publishing, is now used by a local undertaker as a coffin storage area. For a decade the room served as lodging for itinerants with no hotel, who left once aware the space was a coffin warehouse.
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State Leader Publishing Company
Tribune Publishing Company
State Leader
Old Leader
State l Leader
Injured Boy Hit by Flying Stick After Car Crash
Erville Cook from Pawhuska Oklahoma was injured Monday when the car he drove struck a large stick on the road. The stick flew and struck his head causing facial and possible skull fractures. He underwent surgery at St Johns hospital and is recovering. A party of Indians was in the car. There are more than 600 000 depositors in the postal savings banks.
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Erville Cook
St. John's Hospital
Mylar
Cook
Pawhuska
Okla
Hoe
Postal Savings Banks
Cheyenne's Old Pagon Becomes Furniture Store
The Percy Smith Furniture company has finished transforming Cheyenne’s former city hall and jail into a furniture storage and display extension. Doors cut between buildings allow truck access. the old jail’s high gratings remain as relics. The combined space now ranks among the region’s largest furniture-area floors.
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Percy Smith Furniture Company
Cheyenne
Smith Building
Old
City Hall
Durant Volunteer Fire Company
Smith Company
Old City
United States
Old City Hall
Candidates Still Taking Examination
Forty young men from Colorado and Wyoming seeking army commissions completed the first week of examinations at Fort Russell. The exams will continue for several more days.
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Colorado
Wyoming
United States Army
Fort Russell
Sinn Feiners Raise Terror Flag in Cork City
In Cork on Monday two military lorries carrying soldiers were attacked by civilians with bombs. Sixty to seventy soldiers were injured amid city street fighting between Sinn Feiners and the military. Two civilians were wounded and about thirty more injured, raising total casualties above one hundred. The violence followed a bayonet incident that injured a former soldier.
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Cork
Ireland
Child Struck by Car in City Park
A small child was struck by a car driven by a local doctor while crossing near a drinking fountain in the city park. The tot was passed over but authorities believe no serious injuries occurred. the doctor assisted the child at the scene.
Unnamed Babe Rescued After Vehicle Passes Over
Eyewitnesses report a baby was rushed home after an axle passed over the infant rather than the wheels, a detail credited with saving the child's life as authorities collect facts.
Astonished by Farm Results in Wyoming
R. H. Williams of Arizona visited Cheyenne to study farming in Laramie County and eastern Wyoming. He expressed surprise at the notable development of dry farming in the semi arid region and observed its success.
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Wyoming
R. H. Williams
Arizona
Cheyenne Monday
Laramie
Mr. Williams
Cheyenne Sighting Cited by Western Investigators
Wyoming figures figure prominently as investigators tracing a movement. Professor Williams notes Cheyenne as a natural home base for the inquiry and its regional significance.
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Wyoming
West
Cheyenne
Wiliams
Manufacture of Pneumonia Tires in 1920
The 1920 production plan calls for pneumitia tires to use about 400000 bales of cotton as raw material.
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West Moyer's
Twentieth Street
Union Trust Co
Pierce LaFlesche
T. W. LaFlesche
New Castle
City
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Carey Ave
V. Jean Tiball
Second Judicial District
Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbinder
J. B. Oakie
Mexico
Sunday
Mary Cameron
Buford
Geo. Cook
George W. Brimmer
Hudson
W. 16Th
William R. Weeks
State Highway Commission
Lander
W. W. Dumm
C. L. Rhinesmith
Casper
Cheyenne Sunday
Jenkins Shoe Co
Lincoln Highway
Percy Smith Company
Ointmen. Com
Liberty Bonds
Ohenstein
Graham
Plains Hotel
Rawlins
West Seventeenth Street
E. Roedel
Cheyenne Stamp and Novelty Works
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Studebaker Corporation
Num
Dildine’s
City and County
19Th St
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