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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1919
Page
16
The Cheyenne Indians meet Fort Tussell this afternoon at Pioneer Park starting as a clerk. Admission is 25 cents. Fans expect a large crowd as the teams have not met and speculation about relative merit runs high. Pure inseed-Sherman. Go.
Instructions from the Post Office Department in Washington reach Postmaster Larsh about redeeming unused 2 cent envelopes and post cards. After July 1, owners may exchange stock at full value for envelopes or stamped paper, not for cash, with a one month grace to redeem. Loose stamps remain usable. after July 1 postal cards revert to the old rate.
SAN FRANCISCO June 14 A resolution adopting a recommendation to the Republican national convention nominates Hiram W Johnson of California for president The measure was adopted at a special conference of all waners of the Republican party in the state.
All Elks and their families are requested to attend flag day services at Elks Home Sunday afternoon at 4 00 p m June 15th. COMMITTER.
Y W C A delegates meet Monday and Thursday at 819 Capitol avenue to vote for a conference delegate to Hollister Missouri. Candidates include Misses Busy Becker Valeria Bonnell Gladys Hix Helen James Ella Linn Grace Logan Vera Lund and Kate Taylor.
Reports indicate medals issued by the German government to individuals who aided sinking vessels. Numerous accounts describe the medals, with many sent to Washington. The Bronze Medal is among those noted.
The Centennial Oil Company announces it is ready to drill in the Goshen Wole district with offices in Torrington and Burns. Headquarters at Torrington, the firm owns four sections of land 70 miles north and near West & Maslott. Plans include 4,000 feet of casing and a 20 inch diameter, drilling 3,000 acres.
The Centennial work, managed by Havas Drilling Co., plans to drill in the Utah Basin after 13 years with Standard Oil and other groups. Cheyenne businessmen hold stock, and the firm forecasts hits at depths from 1400 to 1700 feet, with hopes of reaching Wall Creek sands at 2800 feet and oil sands at 3300 feet, backing up with lower-depth options if needed. The company has bought part of the Harrishure well casing and will use three trucks for overland hauling to the site.
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