Memorial Subscriptions Reach 61 Thousand in List of Donors
A lengthy ledger lists hundreds of donors to a memorial fund with many names and amounts. Totals show 61 099 dollars currently reported with 855 870 dollars in higher tier gifts and 10 220 dollars in smaller subscriptions. names span individuals and businesses across Cheyenne and neighboring communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. CG. Barksdale
A. S. Meyring
Leslie A. Miller
Black Lumber Go
BOW
Stone Wv
C. Sees
John W, Howard
W. GC
Mentzer
M. P. Thomp
Eeesene
Dr. W. H. Andrew
D. RR. Whitaker
James Nimmo
W. WH. Chaplin
Samuel GL. Asher
Judge Gyrus Beard
Cntizes
I Mietesbrivisisay
HH. Ghapman
City News in Brief Highlights From Cheyenne
Tourists at the municipal camping ground watched aeronautics at the flying field. Miss Sarah J. Mackenzie was reappointed to the state board of examiners for nurses for four years. Hospital fundraisers report strong response. Sinnis fans occupy benches in the city park as new court action awaits. The Eagles host a novelty ball tonight. Dr. B. F. Davis traveled to Denver on stockyards business. Adjutant General M. J. McCoy also went to Denver. County commissioners discussed routine matters. Yellowstone highway work advances toward the Colorado line, known locally as the Greeley road. Large motor trucks and cars with bright headlights cause Cheyenne residents to scan the sky for planes. High school students plan airplane rides, facing parental release forms. Dimmers are off autos despite powerful headlights. A water pool south of the Corlett sanatorium is noted after recent pumping. Undersheriff Davis hunted the Mexican suspect who shot a man in the leg. City to impound roaming estrays as police receive orders. Swimming remains popular, with youths noting it’s enjoyable once in. Harold R. Stabler, Cheyenne native in the navy, may visit soon. he will stay with his brother. Governor Carey heads to Chicago for the Republican convention. Sophomore girls held a camp meeting at the High School. R. C. T. C. campers are set to depart Saturday per Major Kerwin. High school students regret lax book care. fines apply as books are collected. Cheyenne State Leader ads promise results.
Bolshevik Gains Reported Along Minsk Front
Shaded area shows Bolshevik gains to date as Gen. Joseph Haller the Polish commander appears prominently in actions. Bolsheviks push near Minsk while Poles suffer losses. Reds strike at Dvinsk to threaten Kiev and Minsk links. Russians concentrate at Vitebsk as reinforcements move in for a renewed test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Haller
Minsk
Dvins'y
Kiev
Vetebsk
Cheyenne Emerges as Gate to Rockies and Parks
Cheyenne’s role as a gateway city grows with Lincoln and Yellowstone highways drawing tourists to Wyoming. Daily Lincoln Highway traffic tops 600 as trout streams attract anglers. visitors spend on camping and hospitality under Chamber of Commerce promotion. Wyoming fish and game spending预计 draws 40,000 anglers this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Wyoming Becomes Paradise of Sportsmen for Many Visitors
The passage notes that many visitors travel to Wyoming seeking recreation and that the state attracts people from distant states drawn by its rapidly spreading reputation as paradise for sportsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Casper Midwests To Be Away During Much Of June
Casper Midwest Refining baseball team will travel for most of June delaying home games until after July 5. Manager Arbogast plans at least three away series across Laurel Montana Billings Sterling and Grey Bull with stops in Thermopolis rearranged to Greybull. The squad seeks pitching depth and may add an outfielder from the American Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
Casper Midwest Refining Company
Arbogast
Wyoming
Laurel
Mont
Billings
Aggregation
Sterling
Colo
Colorado City
Midwest
Greybull
Thermopolis
Arogbast
Two Wyoming Newspaper Women Die Within Week
Two prominent Wyoming newspaper workers have died in a short span. Mrs Gera B Wanamaker editor of the Rock Springs Rocket succumbed after surgery at the state hospital in Rock Springs. Mrs Donal MacQueen a frequent Cheyenne Casper and Lander contributor died in Chicago after long illness. Interment for Wanamaker was in Denver Colorado and MacQueen in Fort Wayne Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Gera
B. Wanamaker
Rock Springs
Dog Muzzle Deal Frees Owner After Disturbance Charge
J. H. Grundish was taken into police court yesterday afternoon and fined $10 on a disturbance charge. The fine was remitted when Grundish agreed to muzzle his dog. Police report the dog is a vicious animal and has been a concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Grundish
Grundish
Owner Arrested Over Barking Dog Menace
Police report a dog disturbance prompting the arrest of its owner who agreed to muzzle the animal to prevent injury to bystanders.
Local Streets Opened Between Seventeenth Street and Lincoln Highway
Carey avenue opened between Seventeenth street and Lincoln highway with sewer connection excavations. Hobba Huckfeldt Flikbinder offer prompt service for auto top making. Crow Creek high water disrupts bass fishing efforts. Hobbs Huckfveldt Finkbrier advertise large line of baby carriages and sulkies. Cheyenne lawns burn out from lack of watering as several begin to show desiccation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Lincoln Highway
Hobbs, Huckfveldt & Finkbrier
Local notices and ads from Cheyenne page
Automobile insurance contact W O Benner lists 602 BW 21st and phone 1628. J A Kirkpatrick promotes real estate and insurance at 1824 Carey Ave. Cement steps go on at the old H N Boyd house on Hast Seventeenth street. Union Trust Co offers 6 percent savings. Cinders hauled for a cement walk near the city hall in progress. Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co office at 3056 First National Bank Bldg phone 1661. Woodbine turns green on Cheyenne porches and taxi express call 984.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Mutual Life Insureance Co
First National Bank
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A. Gosavitt
W. K. Myler
N. BR. Wetlaufer
A. A. Baerreson
Oye
W. GC. Deming
Ingersoll Store Co
Eeee
Matson & Kennedy
E. Foo
W. W. Dumm
Berl Gvffin
BOVU
Sane
Myetetra
Archie Allison
Golee Stetsis
N. CG. Nelson
Richardson Family
Masonic Orders
Hastern Mie
Cheyenne Clearing Hse
Harry P. Hynds
John Hoy
G. KE. Abbott
Henry Allman
J. A. Kunkle
Gal Holliday
Colin Hunter
A. . Roedel
John B. Kendrick
Alex Nimmo
Seoreeip el
Wm. Myers
Harold L. Vaughan
G. Y. Beard
G. A. Fox
G. P. Johnston
J. D. Shingle
W. M. Lacey
J. 1
Gonway
T. J. Wenneberry
City News
Sarah J. MecKensie
St. John’s Hospital
State Board of Examiners For
Sinnis
Keagles
B. F. Davis
Denver
J. McCoy
Colorado Line
Corlett Sano
L. G. Davis
Harold R. Stabler
Panama
Frank J. Stabler
Robert D. Carey
Chicago
Kerwin
Berlin
Prague
Poland
Germany
Merest-Litovsk
East Prussia
the Rockies
North America
New Brunswick
Canadian
Yellowlane High Way
Rockky Mountain
Rockies
What
Postum Cereal Co
Battle Creek, Mich
Benton
Elmer Frinfilter
West
Liberty Bonds
Chenstein & Graham
Laramie
Plains Hotel
Rawlins
West 19Th Street
Mildine Garage CO
Opibiie New Guy and County
Wyoing
Penn
REGAL
Wassermans
Hobba
Huck«feldt & Flikbinder
Crow Creek
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Carey Ave
H. N. Boyd
Hast Seventeenth Street
Union Trust Co
Woodbine
Curtiss
Southern Wyoming Aircraft Association
C. A. McKenzie
McKenzie
Royal Air Service
France
Edward C. Maroney
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