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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1919
Page
2
Frank Pischer, living east of Cheyenne, has sold all household goods and farm implements and will return to Mae Island, IL, a Chicago suburb, to resume his former occupation as a truck farmer.
A head on collision on the Lincoln Highway east of Lake Minnehaha left two cars damaged and multiple occupants shaken but uninjured. In another crash at Twenty sixth and Pioneer avenues Karl Voorman and spouse sustained arm and bruise injuries when a turning car rolled over. A sedan with riders crashed into a viaduct at midnight, shattering glass and bending panels. speed cited by witnesses, no word on injuries.
Attendants at Minnehaha park complain that picnic and boating parties discard lunch boxes and trash into the lake. They warn that if the practice continues, preventive measures will be taken. Co. T. Stewart of Helena Montana is in town on a brief business stay. W. C. Dumm of Junction City Kansas visits his son, W. W. Dumm.
An Oneda Bolington Burlington train through Cheyenne at 11 30 p m carried an elephant in a crate destined for a Montana town park. The coach held three newly married couples formed in Omaha the day prior. Also on board were about 100 soldiers including Crow Indians, fourteen sailors bound for San Pedro, and two army officers returning to Montana with English and French brides.
City officials grant tent housing to six families unable to secure houses with sanitary precautions. Arrival rate shows two new families every three days for a month, amid expected growth from Union Pacific shops and International Harvester workers, totaling 200 plus new families.
The Cheyenne publication notes editors Lyman Spauiding and Russell Koreting with a light tone. A girl narrowly escaped drowning at the lake after entanglement in seawood. rescue followed after she went under for a third time. STATE LEADER WANT AD BRING RESULTS.
An essay on how advertising expands reach for merchants and manufacturers, enabling them to tell customers what they offer without word of mouth. It argues ads speed news of goods, boost sales, and foster market growth by making many items affordable or available beyond prior limits.
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