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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
6
A compact note appears to reference a publication schedule with pricing or period labels. The text mentions Cheyenne State Leader, monthly and weekly frequencies, and a one year term with six months items and currency symbols, but details are fragmented and unclear.
A magazine story contrasts a young English lady of quality on an orange ranch in California with a noble brother, noting she wed a silent-film star. It also depicts duchesses and dukes selling estates in England to buy western Canada land, signaling a silent revolution in the British landed gentry after war and a throne speech warning of hard times for aristocracy.
The $100000 Memorial hospital campaign began with a park of $46485 raised at Tuesday luncheons in the Masonic Temple. Dr. Strader led a top team with $1250, aided by a $1000 gift from A. A. Underwood and family to memorialize a room for Joe Underwood. The drive aims to complete the $100000 physicians fund and extend hospital services for Union Pacific workers and families.
The church plans a $40,000 campaign to fund a modern Sunday school unit with separate class rooms and expanded social and religious education. Rev Bruce Jackson leads boys work with an active Boy Scout troop and plans to organize a second troop as space and housing improve. W.O.W election notices follow with a big community feed and turnout urged.
Frances Trego Montgomery portrays Billy Jr on a trek to Mr Wilder’s ranch with Star guiding. They dodge alkali dust and bones at Dead Lake, meet Old Long Hair the patient goat, and Billy learns leadership while guiding a new flock through arroyas toward water in the western plains.
The Larantie County Memorial Hospital will aid sick members at home, while church leaders aim to build a new facility to uplift the community. Dr Divine will conduct meetings June 2 to 6 at 8 PM each evening, inviting all citizens to attend.
The Pickett faction aligned with General Wood faces a 17 seat decision as credentials and duplicate rolls fuel charges of a bolt. The national committee will study evidence, and Florida and Georgia cases are slated for early action tomorrow with excess delegates seated on the floor and alternates placed among spectators.
Cheyenne received a Curtiss Standard two passenger aircraft loaned by Denver’s Curtiss Humphreys, with Captain G A Mackenzie and Ed Maroney aboard. The Oriole being rebuilt in Denver will be used locally for a week before returning there. Weather prevented planned stunts on arrival.
Attendees urged to attend nightly sermons delivered by Dr Divine at the First Baptist Church from June 2 through June 8. The speaker will present religious teachings and address congregants each evening.
Judge John A. Riner fixed the date for the hearing on demurrers filed by George Kiskaras Nick Christopolas Theodore Anderson and Andrew Fotopolas who face federal charges of hoarding 17500 pounds of sugar. They allegedly sold the sugar to Morris Rubin of Denver who is jailed on hoarding charges and released on a $1000 bail. The case stems from a warehouse transfer to a Denver shipment and Rubin’s bank loan secured by the sugar. Rubin will be tried here. hearing date unknown. ATTENTION W.O.O. night big feed turnout nearby. Consul Commander D W Gill clerk. 6-2-3
John W. Moore and Ireland Walmsley were fined 500 each in U S district court yesterday after being found guilty of stealing government property at Fort Russell. The theft involved soldier clothing, especially shirts, and several blankets sold at garage sale prices. Moore faced two counts including stealing government property.
A local ranchman from the district died last Sunday in Denver and was brought home for burial. Citizens are invited to hear Dr. Frank Divine at the First Baptist Church on June 26 urging care of the city’s youth.
Funeral services for George Dewey will be held this afternoon at 2 o clock at the chapel of W W Dumm mortuary with Rev J S Stubblefield officiating.
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