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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1919

Page

4

Making a Good Thing Permanent War Camp Community Service eyed for enduring peace role

Cheyenne hosts leaders from the War Camp Community Service as they plan a national budget to extend its welfare work beyond wartime. The program, with 2700 trained workers and 600 cities served, emphasizes public cooperation to sustain its playgrounds and social activities.

Playground and Recreation Association of America Cheyenne Service of Good Fellowship

Sewer bonds election in Cheyenne faces civic duty

The Cheyenne sewer bonds election centers on an emergency for a growing city. The current inadequate system prompts paving delays and debates over funding civic needs, as residents weigh paying for necessary improvements against resistance to taxes and fear of civic burden.

Cheyenne Wyoming Genero Cheyennne Cheele Agua i Scien Perman

Cheyenne Seeks Sewer Bond Vote For City Growth

Opinion urges Cheyenne to approve sewer bonds, arguing costly delays harm future growth and appeal to newcomers. The piece notes growth despite issues and warns that delaying this single crucial improvement stalls progress for years.

Cicerone in Politics and the Watterson-Cleveland Dispute

The reminiscences recount Col. Henry Watterson's quarrel with President Cleveland over tariff reform. Though not personal, it hints at a clash over will and policy. The notes suggest further intrigue may surface in Watterson’s memoirs about his quarrel with Woodrow Wilson.

Col Henry Watterson Cleveland Col. Watterson Exhi Woodrow Wilson Ward

Ten Thousand Dollar Westbound Thoroughbred At Frontier Races

The $10,000 Hamilton, owned by John Strite of Kentucky, draws attention at Frontier park as a high value horse with speed, stamina, and firmness. George Drumheller offered $7,500 but Strite held that Hamilton was worth at least $16,000, leading to ownership transfers of Capt. Marchmont and Rescoe Gane. Racing surges postwar, with cats and pacing hints reinforcing horse racing's popularity.

Kentucky Frontier Park Hamilton John Strite John George Drumheller Walla Walla Washington Strile Derrwmicheller Hamilton A Drumbelier Ao Horse Capt Marchmont Rescoe Gane

Casper Visitors W A Morris and H W Welton

W A Morris and H W Welton of Casper were Monday visitors in this city.

W. A. Morris HW. L. Welton Casper

Sheridane Visitors Arrive in City for Visit

KR. S. Whitehead Wm. A. Wallace Roy M. Jhingén and J. B. Jahuro of Sheridane arrived in the City yesterday for a visit.

KR. S. Whitehead Wm. A. Wallace Roy M. Jhingén J. B. Jahuro Sheridane

Two Car Thieves Caught in Colorado

Wyoming officials pursue two men captured Sunday in Colorado after fleeing with a car belonging to Englewood Ohio. The Buck Mercantile firm in Gustelting helps recover the vehicle, leaving Colorado to press charges. Both men face possible prison time in Colorado before any transfer.

Colorado Wyoming Englewood Galo Buck Mercantile Company of Guselty Golsxbadege Taubaie Dees

Protest Rise in Assessed Valuation Across County

Many Laramie County taxpayers appeared before the county commissioners as the board of equalization to protest statewide assessment increases. Officials note higher assessments raise the tax rate to collect the same money, yet protests persist despite this explanation.

Laramie County County Board of Equalization State Board of Equalization

Fifty four Arrive at Fort Russell

A detachment of 64 men passed through Cheyenns on the 4:05 train yesterday for Fort Russell where they will be discharged. Twenty four others went on through bound for the coast.

Cheyenns Fort Russell Coast

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