Be Delt Traffic After July 1
Fragment describes post July 1 traffic changes at Delt and notes potential trouble stemming from new rules. It lacks clear names or locations but implies shifting regulations and public concern.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
16
Cheno Well Proves Mesa Verde District Oil Producing
The Gheno Oil Company well in the Lhesa Verde field at Alkali Butte shows an 866 foot oil hit with initial flow above a hundred barrels per day once gas pressure drops. Drilling moved to a nearby site as a second well begins, with the district fifteen southeast of Riverton ready for further development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheno
Mesa Verde
Gheno Oil Company
Lhesa Verde
Alkali Butte
Riverton
Oea Ec
Permit Disposal of Big Stock of Booze in Casper
County commissioners in Casper Wyoming issued a wholesale liquor license to J. T. Foote to dispose of a $20 000 stock of liquor within five days after the Inn saloon license was revoked. The permit requires a sheriff deputy guard, no congregations, sales only in five gallon lots, and liquor not to be consumed on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
Stiles
Bowl of County Commissioners
J. T. Foote
Royce
Genuine Summer Weather Grips Cheyenne
Summer warmth returns to Cheyenne with a 1:30 p.m. reading of 83 degrees. Evening 80 degrees and a peak wind of 45 miles per hour marked the day, while the low was 48 degrees at 6:10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Glock
No Accident Week Plans Highlight Railroads and Public Education
June 22 to 28 labelled No Accident Week on all American railroad lines. Meetings and lectures will cover accident prevention for employees of major trunk lines. Motion pictures and newspapers will feature daily updates guiding public attention to safety.
Wheat Growers Tote Leads Wyoming Crowd
Readers are invited to join the Wheat Growers Tote event on Wednesday and Saturday as Wyoming residents show strong interest. The item promotes participation and community turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Wood Wheel Shrinkage Tests Highlight April Study
Experts test 15 000 cars to measure wood shrinkage in wheels. Woodlite seeks data to plan factory expansion, using 14 states and 27 centers in April tests to gauge shrinkage under varying temperatures. Results discuss durability, workmanship, and the need for prompt care to prevent risks.
Berger Hearine Adjourned As Evidence Collected
In Washington on June 12 the Berger espionage indictment was referenced as hearings were adjourned to review new evidence. Mil wakes editorial prompts led to questions of the House committee jurisdiction and delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastiington
Milwakes Lecher
Victor Berger
Feral
Tlectona
Wiso
el Ly
Bebeer
Hribilux
Monry F.C
American Lieutenant In Germany Decamps With 500000 Marks
Coblenz June 42 Orders released for the arrest of John Gootenkeln of the Field Artillery for grand larceny after he reappeared with about 9000 in pay funds. A native of Alsace, he enlisted at Fort Sill and is believed to have fled toward unoccupied Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coblenz
Wenied
Fred Wre Tulay
Grand Bircony
Mieulencal
John Gootenkelne
Stnfield Artillery Regiment
Govtemksine
Alsace
Fort Sill
Obl
State Order Want Arl Bring Results
A clipped note from A. W. Strand mentions a mouse painting project and a contact via phone 70-W, signaling an order or request for results. The fragment lacks full context but indicates a communication about a material task and an identifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orader
A. W. Strand
W. Mi
Union Pacific General Manager Arrives with Delegation
General Manager of Union Pacific Wilam Jeffers arrived from the coast yesterday afternoon in his private car attached to the first section of No.9. He was accompanied by Trainmaster William Wolestt Captain Bob McGabe and several others in a small party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilam Jeffers
Vaida Pacific
Wiliam G. Wolestt
Bob” McGabe
Teenie Reenact
Siberia
Bolshevik Offices In New York Raided
Representatives of the Joint legislative committee investigating radical activities raided the offices of the Vinesian soviet government in New York City and seized books and papers late today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joint Legislative Committee
Vinesian
Two Injured When Automobile Ditched Near Light Plant
A large touring car with seven passengers turned over near the light plant at 44,309 o'clock last night injuring two people. The travelers claimed to be from Greeley. Driver O C Hansen said a young woman beside him was his wife and that a glass injury from the windshield caused the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
O. C. Hansen
Jewel Tea Company's Auto Stolen In Local Theft
A Jewel Tea Company automobile was stolen from in front of the Jewel Tea Company building last night around 10 oclock. The incident is under police watch as investigators seek the vehicle and possible witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel Tea Company
Marguerite Sylva and Husband Helped Nation in War
Madame Marguerite Sylva and her husband aided the United States during the war. The pine donna performer and the soldiers in camps toured the country, with Sylva earning promotion for wartime activities. They had two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Sylva
Hubby
Marguerite
Sylva
U. S
Smith
Ol Singi
Drouth Conditions Continue in State
Weather bureau report for the week ending June 40 notes near normal temperatures with scattered showers in Wyoming. Some localities report crop encouragement while others warn that general rains are needed for continued growth of wheat rye and alfalfa and for late maturing crops. Winter wheat is in boot alfalfa ready to be cut and irrigation is recovering from drought conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soma
Wyoming
Weather Bureau
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Lander
Salt Lake
Poem Fragment on Adjustment and Craft
A terse poem notes serene acts of adjustment in the body and in objects. It likens a jeweler tuning a watch to a healer guiding nerves and flows, using simple images of handling a keyhole and a displaced spring.
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Union Pacific
Jewel Tea Concern
Madame Marguerite
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