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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1920
Page
13
The readable text offers partial fragments about a local matter with no clear names, places, dates, or actions. The source lacks sufficient context to identify the event or involved organizations.
Social notices describe a party at Aquinasiums hosted by Mrs Thomas Hunters class with Captain Harry Henderson's students. Attendance included Archer Freund George Arneal Hoyt Graham and chaperones Mr and Mrs Thomas Gurry. The event followed a prior country party and featured ices and cake.
Washington state fish commissioner L H Darwin reports the salmon industry is nearly depleted after six years of heavy fishing. He urges creation of a fisheries commission and banning foreign fishermen from state waters to protect runs of Sockeye Silverside Chum and Humpback salmon, noting hatchery work has reduced impact in some bays.
The Tactless Team of Few Transient Troubadours performed in Cheyenne under university and YMCA auspices. They entertained high school pupils with talks and a lively assembly, then staged a strong evening show featuring College Life, with instrumental and vocal music readings and a humorous dramatic sketch.
John H. Robbins of Albin registers at the Normandie while William Patrick of Horse Creek visits Cheyenne. D T Somme from Wheatland joins city guests. J B Davis of The Siding stays at the Normandie. F A Whalen of Rock River checks in at the Albany. Edwin E. Bryan and E E Fisher are Cheyenne and Manville visitors and Cody residents, with others from Laramie and Torrington in town.
Wm T Judkins issues warning about a law requiring ditch maintainers to build and keep a suitable obstruction where water diverts from its natural channel to prevent fish from entering ditches. Violation is a misdemeanor with fines up to 100 dollars or jail up to 60 days or both.
The three story landmark known as the old Sherman hotel block in Cheyenne changed hands yesterday. C. W. Riner & Company completed the transfer from B. B. David to John Baker. The price was not disclosed. The block is one of Cheyenne’s oldest landmarks and was once regarded as the tallest and best building in the city.
L. G. Malnix, field manager for Northwestern Mutual Life in Milwaukee, has been in town since Sunday establishing a state branch and left yesterday for Denver. Robert Hartman of Sheridan is in charge of the new Cheyenne office and plans to make the city his home.
The body of Christ Cotterell a ranchman from near Carpenter will be shipped at 8 25 this afternoon by Larry Bricker Brothers to Oakfield Wisconsin where the funeral will be held. The remains will be accompanied by Mrs Della Elizabeth Cotterell the widow.
The report lists several named individuals visiting Cheyenne from towns including Rock Springs Riverton Chugwater Pine Bluffs Glendo Guernsey Wheatland and Rock River. Guests are staying at the Plains Hotel Normandie and other Cheyenne venues with affiliations to the United Mine Workers of America and local districts.
Cupid's Cheyenne business grows as two weddings occur in the new city county building. Samuel Louis Lynch weds Miss Blanche Clark in Judge Ed wards office, while Harold Albert Gould with Miss Effie Elnora Porter wed in Judge Housman’s room. Licenses issued also for George Ulmer and Frances Leas, and Syvert Hesla with Bessie Carolyn Schirer.
Normal temperature this date is 32 degrees with actual mean 34 degrees. Last 24 hours shows 4 degrees warmer. Highest 45 degrees at 3 PM, lowest 22 at 6 AM. Wind velocity peaked at 46 mph from the west. Total precipitation since January 1 is 41.05 inches versus normal 1.22 inches. No rain or snow precip in the last 24 hours.
J N Tohill of Lottie Hotel Evansville writes that weeks of muscle pains in his thigh eased almost immediately after using Foley Kidney Pills. He says the remedy helped backache rheumatic pains and stiff joints.
J A Kirkpatrick operates as a real estate and insurance agent at 1824 Carey Avenue offering property, casualty, and related financial services.
Los Angeles battles over a downtown parking ordinance set to take effect April 10. Patrons of street cars oppose limits on autos amid a referendum drive sponsored by tower suppliers who say deliveries would suffer. The measure aims to curb congestion by restricting parking and two minute stops near stores while preserving ambulances and some commercial traffic. The state railroad commission backed the plan to relieve downtown gridlock.
Owners believe that utilizing the space for auto parks can yield better returns. The idea focuses on converting underused areas into vehicle parking to increase revenue and efficiency.
HelenaMont March 12 Protesant pastors of Montana unite with the interchurch movement to reduce church duplication. Beginning in April they will pursue non sectarian elimination of superfluous churches to ensure one thriving congregation replaces two failed ones.
Efforts push to merge many congregations to provide adequate church facilities. Officials expect more pastors will be needed across the state for communities to receive proper church access. J Thees and family of Iron Mountain are stopping at the Moffatt.
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