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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1919
Page
15
The text notes abdication of one ruler and the dethronement and murder of three others. It asserts a vast annual production of coronaviruses estimates 8,000,000,000 or enough for seven aspirin to every person. It references Russia and general world conditions with a grim view.
The Poudre Valley Camp of Fort Collins Colorado and Pilot Camp of Laramie Wyoming will convene on Thursday June 19. A big feed inflation smoker and communal meal will greet attendees as volunteers arrive to help entertain visiting neighbors.
Numerous properties on East 23d Street East front lots 44 by 132 with rental plans and cash terms plus other houses on Van Senmen Maxwell 11th Street and East 21st, with prices from 1100 to 3500 and rental plan options. Also sales of a ford car safe and records and various wanted and rental notices from Worden Cross and others.
By order of the trustees of School District No. 41 Big Horn County Wyoming sealed bids for complete plumbing heating temperature control and ventilation in a high and grade school will be received until 2 p m Tuesday July 45 1919. Plans and specs obtainable from Warren A Nevirick Billings Montana after June 26 1919. A twenty five dollar plan deposit refunded upon return. Bid bond of 1000 required payable to OG M Clement chairman.
Classified listings for Cheyenne affairs include mortgage loan offers from Sterling Bank, homestead information for Wyoming residents, and district construction plans. Public notices cite District No. 44 of Bighorn County Wyoming with bids and dates for June 1919.
Trustees of a Wyoming district announce proposals for a two story grade school building. Bids accepted until 2 p.m. on Tuesday July 15 2019. Proposals on blanks furnished by the architect, sealed and addressed to William J Nagers Clerk. Bid must include certified cashier’s or equivalent.
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