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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1921
Page
5
Classifieds show sale and rental items, housing rooms, services, wanted items, lost and found, and a government auction notice for oil and gas lease at Shoshone Indian Reservation. Multiple addresses and contact notes appear with bold furniture and lodging offers and farm and vehicle needs.
Weather report for Cheyenne Wyoming covering 24 hours to 6 pm March 1 1921 records mean temperature 52 degrees up 9 degrees in last 24 hours highest 61 at 3 pm lowest 46 at 2 am total precipitation since January 1 0.83 inches normal 0.98 inches last 24 hours 0 inches wind velocity average 17.5 miles per hour precipitation split rain melted snow observed totals for snow 0 inches.
Members of Cheyenne Lodge No 1 A F and A M and Scottish Rite Masons are called to meet at Masonic Temple on Wednesday afternoon to attend the funeral of their late Chaplain and Brother Rev George G Rafter from St Mark’s Episcopal Church. Attest D W Gill secretary and William R DuBois Master of Kadosh plus Samuel Corson registrar.
Members of Rocky Mountain Lodge No 40 A F and AM attend the funeral of our late brother Rev George Rafter on Wednesday at 3 30 p m from St Mark s Episcopal Church L B Garey W M Attest IF H Porter Secretary
A Boston importer seeks Yokohama contacts to obtain complete butterflies dried and in perfect condition for collectors, entomologists, and to extract gold dust from wings. The item notes Japan's prewar butterfly trade with Sweden and mentions Formosa species with wing gold embellishment. A Kansas tourist discusses farming costs, and a humorous Arkansas remark follows amid brief notes on Lake Dyke.
The 1921 Wyoming Session Laws likely total up to 171 chapters and six resolutions and memorials. Governor Carey may approve all three remaining acts, veto them, or let them become law automatically in a week, with only one possibly receiving approval.
Chapter 158-62 S 151 details a bill relating to free transportation for adjutants of war veteran organizations. Chapter 153-S 76 S 116 covers sheriff reports on federal prisoners.
A Washington note touts American women as masters of discretion. It highlights three women in foreign legations who handle confidential work: Anna W. Hill at the Finnish legation, Ivances Van der Bogert overseeing Dutch files, and M. Pearson in the Belgian legation.
The 1921 session covers bills on chaplains, oil drilling, water rights, venereal disease controls, banks, drainage, highway bonds, and public health. Deputy Secretary Symons mails second section copies. printing is two-fifths complete with chapters 40 to 69 and more than one third of laws printed.
The New Majority reports a heated exchange over rent increases where the landlord vows to raise costs and the tenant expresses inability to pay, highlighting tensions in housing debates.
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