Be Delt traffic after July 1 and consti tute a source of trouble
Fragmentary notice discusses traffic changes after July 1 at Delt area, warning of ensuing issues. No complete details provided about enforcement or specific streets.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
8
Fragmentary notice discusses traffic changes after July 1 at Delt area, warning of ensuing issues. No complete details provided about enforcement or specific streets.
The Gheno Oil Company well in the Mesa Verde field at Alkali Butte shows a strong oil flow at 866 feet. Initial output exceeded a hundred barrels with an estimate of sixty barrels per day once on pump. drilling shifts to a second location nearby and work begins imminently. The new field sits fifteen miles southeast of Riverton and marks the district’s first commercial oil discovery.
Casper authorities issue a wholesale liquor license to J T Foote allowing five days to dispose of a $20 000 stock. Liquor must be sold in five gallon lots, no consumption on site, and a deputy guard remains. Any liquor left after Saturday night faces confiscation.
Summer conditions return as Cheyenne highs reach 83 degrees at 1 30 pm with 80 degrees at Glock last evening. Peak wind hits 45 mph while the day’s low of 48 degrees occurs at 6 10 am.
June 22 to 28 will be No Accident Week on all American railroad lines. The campaign includes meetings and lectures on accident prevention for employees across major trunk lines, with motion pictures and newspapers providing daily coverage.
A brief item notes strong turnout from Wyoming growers on Wednesday and Saturday with plans for a turnout boost at upcoming events.
A Woodlite testing campaign across April used fourteen states and twenty seven centers to measure wood wheel shrinkage under varied temperatures. Results highlight shrinkage effects despite workmanship, prompting emphasis on prompt tightening to ensure safety and economy.
The Associated Press reports in Washington on June 12 that Victor Berger faced an adjournment as investigators seek additional evidence after an espionage indictment. The House debated jurisdiction and postponed further action while defense counsel demanded prompt access to records.
Coblenz June 42 Orders were issued for the arrest of Mieulencal John Gootenkelne of the Stnfield artillery regiment on a charge in grand bircony. He reappeared days ago with about 50900 merchant any pay funds. Governor sine, native of Alsace, enlisted at Fort Sill Oklahoma. The missine Countenrat spoke German and it is believed he has teached, oring endeavoring to reach unoccupied Germany.
A. W. Strand advertises mouse painting services and lists phone contact 70 W. in a brief notice. The fragment implies a local classified item or service listing with limited readable details.
Union Pacific General Manager 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 a number of other officials and reenactors from Siberia.
Representatives of the Joint Legislative Committee investigating radical activities in the state and state constabulary raided the offices of the Vinesian soviet government in New York City and seized books and papers late today.
A large touring car with seven passengers turned over near the light plant at 44,309 oclock last night injuring two people from Greeley. The driver identified as O C Hansen said his wife was the young woman beside him. A glass from the windshield caused minor injuries to another passenger.
An automobile belonging to the Jewel Tea Company was stolen from in front of the company last night about 10 o'clock. No further details were provided on the thief or the vehicle.
Madame Marguerite Sylva and her husband aided the United States during the war. The noted performers supported troops in camps across the country and Smith earned a promotion for his activities. They had two children.
Weather bureau summaries for the week ending June describe near normal temperatures with scattered showers. Some areas report crop growth in wheat rye and alfalfa but general rains are needed for full development. rye heads out and winter wheat remains in boot with alfalfa ready for cutting in eastern districts.
The fragment muses on balance within the body and tools of adjustment. It likens a jeweler fixing a watch to tuning the nerves and organs, contrasting delicate precision with crude pouring. The text suggests a smooth, natural flow restored by careful alignment and internal harmony.
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