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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
10
City notes report W. J. Walker the photographer has returned after illness and will resume patron services. J. White advertises ragtime piano lessons in 13 sessions at Plains Hotel. E Hoffman and M G Toffman of Torrington checked in at Normandie. Telegraph authorities install a new plate glass window sign outlined with telegraph rope. Hobbs Huckfoldt Finkbiner advertise large stock of buggies and sulkies.
C G Meeks a discharged soldier shell shocked in France remains in serious condition at the state hospital after injuring himself in a car fire near Green River. His nerves caused him to leap from the moving auto, striking his head and suffering concussion and other injuries.
A $100,000 hotel named the Tommy Hawk is to be erected by Dr. de W. Hawk and Thomas Welsh. Murphy & Co. of Boise, Idaho has the building contract. The structure is to be ready for occupancy by January 1920. Boats for rent all day and evening at Lake Minnehaha.
Local rivals Bagby and O Neill lead a tense showdown in Cleveland as spectators expect standout performances from the two noted players amid ongoing regional play.
A brief notice lists BAA Batteries with partners Cooper, Carlson and Schmidt along with Rudelf and Tragressor in a business filing. Names are spelled from OCR and reflect a regional industrial directory entry.
A dated weather summary notes temperature at 6 pm and 3 am, humidity 76 and 69 percent, wind NE at 24 mph, cloud cover, and precipitation totals since January 1. It records high 74 and low 63 degrees, normal 62, actual 64, and 24 mph wind peak at 7:45 am.
The Chicago grain scene shows July corn opening at minus 1.75 and closing near 17.94. Oats for September open at minus 0.69 and close around 11.71. Prices reflect modest movements with slight percentage shifts amid routine trading.
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