New Highway to Laramie Finished
Former Governor Joseph M. Carey and party returned from a motor trip to Laramie. Carey reports the ground dry and the grass dead for want of water. The finished highway shortens the Cheyenne to Laramie trip by eight miles with concrete underways and bridges aiding sightseers.
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Joseph M. Carey
Charles J.carey
Phila Brown
Nobert Tammond
Laramie
Carey
Garey Fynde
Monumutil
Lion Trail
Telephone Canyon
Uien
Laramie Plains
Cheyenne
Loramie
Wyoming
Everfat Stock Feed Introduced by Denver Mill
Lopes of Great Western Alfalfa Milling in Denver promotes Everfat brand feeds in Cheyenne. The line includes horse and mule, cattle, dairy, calf, hog, poultry, chick feeds, and alfalfa molasses. He cites the Rocky Mountain region as ready to abandon costly old feeding methods due to distance from manufacturers. The Denver mill supplies the solution.
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New Mexico
Wyoming
Mr. Lopes
America
Denver Milling Company
City News In Brief Highlights From Cheyenne Visitations
Local notes list visitors and residents in Cheyenne including Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Smith F. H. Clark of Lander H. J. Mosack from Granite Canyon Ric Hastings J J Hastings of Lusk F Crandall Carpenter and Cahoahan Whealand Miss Viola Griffith Phillips Charles I Anderson W L Corry Chugwater Lipp Rawlins Witham Werner Iron Mountain Dr B W Robertson Douglas Earl M Herman Albin and W W Dumm furniture repairman Also mentions shops Plains Auto and Roy d White Plains Hotel and music lessons in 123 lessons
Colonel Smith Talks of World War Battle at School Meeting
Colonel Dan Morgan Smith leader of the Battalion of Death in France recounts the Battle of St Mihiel and defenses at Les Quatre Chemins. He describes holding off three enemy regiments with 4120 men reduced to 327, illustrating trench hardships to Anti Saloon League audience.
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Dan Morgan Smith
National Anti-Saloon League
France
Anti-Saloon League of America
Smith
St. Mihieel
Les Quatre Chemins
Chicago
James Hamilton Lewis
Neighborhood Row Is Aired in Court
Mr and Mrs T Muir residents of the Park addition were summoned to police court on a neighbor complaint. The case was continued by Judge C A Swainson until a humane officer can investigate alleged neglect of three children with the oldest nine years old left home alone most of the day. The parents defended their arrangements while the court ordered an investigation into the allegations.
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T. Muir
Park Addition
C. A. Swainson
Muir
Port Russell
Swainson
Woman on cross continental hike visits Cheyenne
Mrs. Myra R. Collins travels from Los Angeles to New York City and back for health and pleasure. She passed through Cheyenne yesterday on a route via Yellowstone National Park and plans a stop at Estes Park before continuing east after leaving Los Angeles May 16.
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Myra R. Collins
Los Angeles
New York City
Cheyenne
Yellowstone National Park
Estes Park
Many More Men Arriving at Russell
Daily 50 to 100 soldiers pass through Cheyenne toward Fort D. A. Fussell and westward demobilization. Two attendants operate the Ned Grose canteen at the Union Pacific station to serve refreshments. Soldiers praise the legal canteen for good meals and drinks.
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Cheyenne
Fort D. A. Fussell
Ned Grose
Uaton Pacific
Bertes
Roxana Drills Large New Oil Well Near Wellington
Noxand Petroleum is drilling a major test on the Wellington structure in northern Colorado. The Keoughan-Hurat Drilling Co. operates the rig about three miles west of Bulger station on the CO and 8 railroad. Roxana geologists led by B. W. Krampert and G. Healey report high promise as the well extends from near Wellington north toward a point between Waverly and Bulger.
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Cheyenne
Noxand Petroleum Company
Wellington
Colorado
Bulger
Roxana
Waverly
Spring
Rotana
Imetas
B. W. Krampert
Senate panel to discuss war revenue act modifications
The senate finance committee will discuss a definite policy on legislation modifying provisions of the war revenue act of 1919. Protests have come from across the country as the meeting follows House bills repealing the soda water tax and proposing a two cent a gallon tax on fruit beverages. Other ideas include repealing binary taxes and reducing excise levies on candy sporting goods and furs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Penrose
Jiouse
County Board of Equalization Meeting in Cheyenne
The Laramie County Board of Equalization will meet in a casionable office in Cheyenne on Friday and Saturday this week July 3 and August 2 to hear complaints and make legal and property adjustments.
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Laramie
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F. H. Clark
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Granite Canyon
Ric
J. J. Hastings
Lusk
Baby and Sulkies
Hobbs
Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
Roy Lee
Thermopolis
F. Crandall of
Carpenter
Caolehan
Whealland
White
Plains Hotel
Viola Griffith
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Phillips
Charles I, Anderson
W. L. Corry
Chugwater
City
Oo. L. Kipp
Rawlins
Auco Tire
Plains Auto Company
Witham Werner
Iron Mountain
B. W. Robertson
Douglas
Earl M. Herman of
Albin
W. W. Dumm
Ence
Nebel
Vicks KS
Aporub
McCord-Brady Co. Distributors
Pennsylvania Cord Tires
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Rubber Company
Ryhs
Russell
BIG Oil Concern
Keoughanhurst
New Five Piece Jazz Orchestra