Beautification Efforts Around Capitol Near Completion
The Cheyenne capitol grounds pursue an extensive spring beautification under B A Hoeatings and Mr Hastings. New plantings include iris Shasta daisies lilacs and lilac varieties with evergreens and deciduous trees shaping an artistic landscape. Irrigation hydrants and lawn seeding promise a velvet green lawn complementing the floral displays for a prospective Wyoming landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Hoeatings
Cheyenne
Bulding
Addi— Eer
Waa
Air
McCreary
Dontor
Missouri
Japan
Wyoming
Weat
United States
Hastings
Basin County Dedicates New Court House in Ceremony
Hig Horn county holds dedicatory exercises for its new court house with officials from Basin and neighboring counties. Bishop N. Winters, Jack Morris, Willis Howth, and J R Eagin speak as Judge P W Mota presides, praising the facility while noting it may not be the largest but is a key county asset. The event includes a band concert and a evening dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hig Horn County
Bishop N. BE. Winters
Jack Morris
Willis Howth
J. RK. Eagin
P. W. Mota
Airy Lane Aid to London War Loan Drive
During a June campaign in a London suburb an airplane dropped nine thousand leaflets calling for subscriptions. The dispersal covered a village area and near the cemetery the letters Wake up and buy war bonds were inscribed on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airy Lane
INDY
London
Cametory
Government Opens Nursing Paths for Women in War Effort
The government plans army schools of nursing with diploma programs at multiple military hospitals to train women aged 21 to 36 with high school education. It aims to fill a 25 000 nurse need for Red Cross and naval service and promises civil credit if hostilities end early.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Idea
Surgeon General's Department
Army School of Nursing
Aick
Mugaing
Surgeon General of the Army
Washington
D. C
Red Cross
Navy
Heuropean
Wyoming Records Inrush Of New Corporations Over 3.5 Million
The secretary of state issued papers for several new Wyoming incorporations amid a fresh round of filings. Total capitalization reached 3.6 million last week with entities in Casper Manville and Thermopolis. Notable firms include The Hydracle Rotary Standard Drill company The Red Hutter Oil Gas company The Oyster Hog Ranch & Dairy company Henrylyon Bond Holding Association Cheyenne Stock Yards Co Securities Loan company Thermopolis Laundry and others led by local and Colorado investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Secretary of State
Hydracle Rotary Standard Drill Company
Casper
Red Hutter Oil @ Gas company
Manville
Old Country
Oysper Hog Ranch & Dairy Company
Henrylyon Bond Holding Asociation
Henrylynn
Colorado
Cheyenne Stock Yards Co
Laramie
Thermopolis
Hart Robinson
Frank Sands
G. B. Sneil
Amherst Turns Hallmark War Spirit Into College Cadres
Amherst College in Massachusetts reports a wartime shift as more than a third of its 600 students join the armed services or receive military training. The campus dresses in khaki and integrates ROTC style instruction, with many seniors and undergraduates staying to finish studies while contributing to war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Amheret
John K. Kilert
Officer Reserve Training Corps
Springfield’ Armory
Colt
Amherst
Masa
New England
Amherst College
Amharat Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Mattwberg
New England College Training Corps
Williametown
Mam
Yankee College
Amberad
Amis des Artistes Spends 28000 on 323 Art Works
Paris patrons in the Amis des Artistes report 323 artworks purchased at a total of 28000 francs in the past year. Higher tier donors of 500 francs or more chose a work by preference, while other members drew lots for remaining pieces. Names include M. J. Baldwin, Mrs Choate, Mrs Haton, R Godchaux, Bertha Walsé, M Gungenheim, and Myron Herrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Amis Des Artistes
France
Lot
M. J. Baldwin
Philadelphia
Josehp H. Choate
New
Italian auto industry expands under wartime demands
Rome reports a quadrupling of Italy's automobile sector since 1918 with 54 manufacturing firms and nearly 200 million lire in capital, up from 32 firms and 50 million previously. Dividends stand at 3 percent versus 3.5 earlier. exports rise from 34 million to 116 million lire. Private car use is forbidden for a year to conserve resources for military needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Secretary in charge as acting governor for a day
Charles Thompson served as governor for a day when all elective officers were out of the city. He acted as secretary to Acting Governor Houx and oversaw the capitol building duties during the absence of state officials. The board of charities and reforms was also mentioned in the paragraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thompson
Houx
Capitol
Board of Charities and Reforms
Officials Inspect Normal School Tour in Laramie
Gates Forsythe and the governor conducted a tour of inspection of the normal school in Laramie with Superintendent Clark present at the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cers Gates
Forsythe
Clark
Normal School
Laramie
Cheyenne Municipal Band Promises Fine Sunday Park Program
The Cheyenne Municipal band under Leader G. Harrison rehearses in City hall for a Sunday afternoon concert in City park. Last night’s rehearsal impressed listeners who expect an excellent program for the public event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
G. ©. Harrison
City Park
Lost pocketbook on a treata of Cheyenne
A pocketbook was lost on a treata of Cheyenne containing only a few notes and receipts of no value to others but valuable to the owner K. B. Kenner. The owner offers a reward for its return to the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
K. B. Kenner
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Forbes’ Capitol Pharmacy
Mysterious Girl In
the Black Mask
Basin
Richard HM. Wilson
Frank C. Damon
Chichester
Mark A. Skinner
Internal Revenue Collector
Desiver
Colo
the Stock Growers National Bank Corner
17Th and Capitol
Wyo
Sam
Samuel P. Colt
United States Rubber Company
Sane Sesamatiie
U. States
W. HL Kleinke
Capitol Ave
Cheyenne Auto Tire Repavi'ng CO
Carey Ave
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