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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1919
Page
2
Property listings advertise multiple Cheyenne homes at prices from two thousand to six thousand five hundred dollars. Seven rooms, modern amenities, garages, and corner lots are highlighted as fast sells with expected price gains by year end. Potential buyers urged to act quickly.
Yesterday's results show A Hk Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Chicago, St Louis, and New York games with lineups including Holleries Goerner Wellar Carl sen Hamilton Carlson Lea EK BrooklyO. New Weessveses. Batteries by Hoge Rixey Adams Demaree McQuillan Gowdy Jennings Rudolph Schang Schneider Wussell McGraw Maonah among others.
The 6 p m weather shows clear conditions with a high of 82 and low of 58. Normal temperatures this date are 68 and 72 for mean and high respectively. precipitation stands at .65 inches in the last 24 hours. Local mentions include Mrs A A Tyler of Rock River and Joe G Manghan of Douglas visiting Cheyenne yesterday.
A fragment discusses acid stomach symptoms and mentions possible conditions such as stomach ulcers and cancer. It notes the impact on sufferers and hints at ongoing tests or evaluations of related health claims.
Lincoln Highway from Pine Bluffs to Laramie mostly good with some rough spots. Laramie to Ogden warns of dust and rough sections. Yellowstone Highway south of Cheyenne good north section fair. Recent grading Douglas to Glenrock due to heavy trucking. Northern roads dry dusty and rough.
Judge W. GC of Lara mie county district court granted decrees of divorce in three cases based on desertion. The suits cited Lilly Sly against Louis P. Sly, Catherine Reagan against Edward Reagan, and Daniel Miller against Sylvia Miller.
Local repair shop W W Dumm offers furniture repair services at 1815 Carey Street with a contact phone number 97 for estimates and inquiries.
The Merritt company renews efforts to reach the second Wall Creek sand in the Big Muddy. C P Clay picks a section 9 location and begins work while No 19, headed for depth, is damaged by a six inch casing and converted to a first sand well. The flat Wall Creek proved 260 feet thick, and nine new wells were located to reach the first sand. Well 23 on the Glenrock Sheep tract came in with indicators of field standards as rigs and men push production higher.
Fred Stone, the comedian, inspired Pennsylvania Rubber Company to produce autographed Vacuum Cup Cord Tires bearing his signature in red rubber. General Manager Schecn G. Lewis and firm experts developed the idea, creating a tire that cannot easily be removed without mutilation, serving as a theft safeguard. Stone has long used Vitum Cup Tires and praises their wear and quality.
Dr. Connor of Johns Hopkins warns nicotine harms and promotes Nicotol tablets as a quit method. Druggists refund if unsuccessful. Read forthcoming announcement by Dr. Connor for details on tobacco poisoning and avoidance.
Rumor says two racing men have Reno track engaged for a meet after the Gheyenne races. George W. Wingfield of Reno calls the report false and says the engagement and start date will be announced soon.
The Owl Creek Oil Syndicate filed articles of incorporation in the Wyoming secretary of state office. It lists capital stock 6250000 in 250000 shares at par $4.00 each. Headquarters are in Casper. Directors for the first year are Otto Stock Carl Shuimaker and Frank Fogland.
Governor Carey yesterday appointed five notaries public including Pamale Ilunson of Sheridan Ed B Dearden of Kearnont Steve Trafay of Grean River F F Young of Poet Washable and Albart Lareon of Dig Piney.
City notes arrivals in Cheyenne from Lusk Laramie Casper and Fort Weskakie with ties to Hobbs Huckfeldt Finkbiner and planned shopping for baby carriages. Also mentions a seven hour piano instruction offer and auto tire vulcanizing service at Plains Auto.
Dr. B. F. Davis the state veterinarian led a party of 125 Brooklyn tourists through Cody as their escort and representative of the state immigration bureau for Frontier Days at Yellowstone Park gateway.
A woman unknown by name drove onto the northeast corner of Lincoln Way and Carey Avenue and struck a street light pole, snapping the pillar at the base. The street was littered with broken glass but the automobile suffered no serious damage.
City council met yesterday afternoon and transacted no business. Action on the ordinance licensing soft drink ice cream and near beer establishments was postponed after a final reading. The measure will likely be acted on at next Monday’s council meeting.
G. Hansen, visiting from his Durham area farm, plans a September departure for Denmark for six to eight months. He will sell his horses cattle and farm implements at a public sale August 26 three miles SE of Durham before leaving. He intends to return to Cheyenne to make his home there.
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