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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
2
Emma Beergdoll defends her son Grover Cleveland by claiming he was named after President Cleveland and calling him a slacker. She recalls family wartime duties and rejects any link to a dishonored legacy, urging humor over scandal.
Billy Jr leads his flock to a sheltered canyon as a fierce snowstorm roars over the main range. He orders the flock to stay close and protect the young lambs, declaring they must endure the night rather than risk perishing in the open prairie. (Continued Tomorrow)
The report lists additional subscriptions totaling 10 008 to the memorial hospital fund with numerous donors noted and a final Friday noon tally of 892 780. Space limits prevent full publication of all names. Walter Parraud of Springfield Avenue New Jersey contributes a testimonial for Foley Kidney Pills.
Citizens are invited to hear Dr Divine discuss Cheyenne welfare at the First Baptist Church from June 2 to June 6. The event aims to inform residents on local issues and civic well being.
A Baton Pacific hospital fundraiser reports strong pledges from workers and fraternal groups for the Memorial hospital project. Donations from James Hazlett and others total about 892,371.50 with numerous divisions and company gifts aimed at furnishing a memorial room and expanding facilities.
Captain Millege A Grace of the Cheyenne fire department has recovered from an operation and may soon resume duties. He left the hospital after nine days and made his first downtown appearance since his admission two weeks ago for acute appendicitis.
Patrolman Joe Rouner of the Cheyenne police force has returned from Kansas where he attended his father's funeral.
Dr Reither attended the Topeka resident who aged 73 years. The elder man suffered a decline over several months and received treatment at Topeka for his condition. His body was removed from the Smith Center in Topeka for burial.
Workmen prepare the new elevator at the city county building. Unpacking and assembly are nearing completion though installation has not yet begun. Heavy components will be installed at the top section, with workers remaining largely uncommunicative. The machine is produced by the Of Company.
A Cheyenne man arrives to spend a month’s leave in the city. He is accompanied by his brother in law Frank and a child, with family members listed among the visitors.
Fragmentary report describes an incident at sea involving a submarine activity and a collision. It notes a person named in connection with the event and mentions a hotel context and resulting joy for others, but details are obscured by garbled OCR. No clear dates or locations are identifiable.
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