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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1920
Page
8
Cheyenne greets a flood of former residents and out-of-town visitors for Frontier Days. Locals and guests from Casper Wheatland Rawlins and Denver tour the city while construction work progresses on the city market building. Officials note candidacy filings close next Thursday and the Laramie county court plans sessions tomorrow and Tuesday.
The Plains dairy in Cheyenne is for sale after years of delivery to patrons. The Christensens say the facility is modernized and serves with high standards and has housed up to seventy five cows. The Hartung Land Company holds the property.
Senator Patrick Sullivan of Casper arrives with Mrs. Sullivan and their daughters and a friend. The Republican national committeeman will stay at the Plains until the end of the big wild west festival.
The Wyoming Children’s Home Society reports two attractively behaved siblings, a 9 year old girl with auburn hair and blue eyes and a 6 year old boy, recently released from St John’s Hospital after adenoids surgery, are available for adoption by a competent, loving family in Wyoming. Contact Mrs. F L Robinson in Cheyenne for details.
Contractors statewide have shown exceptional interest in road and bridge projects the state highway commission plans to bid on August 8. Bids will be opened then, though field inspections have already begun and many firms anticipate submitting proposals.
Engineers from the federal bureau of pupil VYoals and state highway officials inspect plans templated for district work. Offices in Cheyenne and district offices in Rock Springs Casper Basin and Sheridan hold the documents for bids this week. Final field reviews are underway with bids due soon as road improvements expand across the 21 counties.
A publicity tour to promote the national Park-to-Park Highway begins August 25 from Denver. Representatives from many groups will travel to key parks including Rocky Mountain, Yellowstone, Glacier, Mount Rainier, Crater Lake, Yosemite, Sequoia, General Grant and Mesa Verde. The route, led by Park-to-Park Highway Association president Gus Holm of Cody, Wyoming, aims to boost open access to national parks and encourage government and private support for western development.
The Union Pacific band under C. H. Rossignol will give a concert at City Park this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Visitors from out of town are invited to attend as Cheyenne aims to entertain its guests with a noteworthy program.
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