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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1921
Page
5
March 1 1921 at 10 a m the superintendent of the Shoshone Indian School Fort Washakie Wyoming invites bids to lease ceded Shoshone Indian Reservation land for oil and gas mining. For land details and terms contact the school superintendent. F-28-26 M-2-5-9-12-16.
Certifications and notices from Cheyenne and Laramie County Wyoming in February 1921 include the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company being authorized to transact life insurance, a probate notice for Freddie Gordon's estate with March 7, 1921 hearing, and a land patent notice for Emma Elizabeth Dereemer now Smith with a final three year proof due April 11, 1921. Witnesses and officials named include D. M. Forsyth, H. G. Camplin, T. J. Fisher, and Will Reid.
The ladies of the G R A to the B of L B will hold a bake sale at Capital Market on Saturday March 6. J A Kirkpatrick real estate and insurance lists address and phone. Hobbs Huckfeldt Finkbiner advertise auto top making and baby carriages with service and messenger option.
The assistant custodian of the Federal building reports frequent cuts across the grounds near the post office. Authorities urge pedestrians to stay on sidewalks so the grass can grow, noting ongoing public damage as spring arrives.
President Wilson used a pocket veto to strike down both the immigration restriction bill and the army appropriation measure. The move ends contentious legislation pending in Congress as of early March. The actions cap a tense session amid debates on security and funding priorities.
A whimsical note on Yanconna Yillies described as the finest chickens in the barnyard king dom. The piece mentions Chanticleer as a Yanconna Willie and cites the Ince-Paramount production Chickens starring Douglas MacLean at the Princess theater with mock noble roles.
The article notes Charles Ray’s film An Old-Fashioned Boy features scenes around a specially built Hollywood bungalow. Ray admired the elevated site, prompted his purchase after Thomas H. Ince forfeited the lease. Rumor says Ray may build a home on the land or use it for future projects.
A Sunday-Monday lyric item notes a performer known for social ease in past gatherings, reflecting on changing social habits and the decline of certain social mixers. The piece reads as a reflective column on cultural shifts and nostalgia for earlier social rhythms.
Miguel Ramos, a Mexican national, was arrested Friday for carrying concealed weapons described as heavy artillery and an Ethiopian razor. He is to be arraigned in police court this afternoon.
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