Rehal Gols On Hand In On Vol 8
Fragmentary OCR notes show a person named Rehal with mentions of goals on hand and involvement in volume 8. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear context or dates.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1920
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR notes show a person named Rehal with mentions of goals on hand and involvement in volume 8. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear context or dates.
Ottawa reports Canada wastes flax straw that could yield 100 000 tons of paper pulp. Campaigns push portable tow mills to convert straw within ten miles of mills, boosting bleached pulp by reducing forest demand. Farmers in prairie provinces show growing interest as a new flax based paper industry nears launch.
Consul Francis N. Stewart reports from Berlin that Hamburg, once Germanys premier port, is now a graveyard of dead glories. Tugs sit idle, the Bismarck and Deutschland lie dark and unmanned, yet regular services to Holland England and North America continue while Spain and South America lines near restart.
Three men were drowned when crossing Jackson Lake in Wyoming after breaking through the ice. Jay Goodrich Joe Markham and Wort were in the frigid water for nearly an hour before bystanders rescued the wagon team pulling grain across the ice.
March report notes rules for leases under the oil land bill boosting Salt Creek production. Royalties of 12 to 34 3 percent welcomed by operators while oil prices rise. Ohio Company announces Rock Creek field gains largest well. total output about 4 500 barrels daily. New Wyoming Livestock Loan Go office in Cheyenne Riverton Alkali Butte drilling expected. Casper reports land sales and a six story building. teachers receive raises. Lost Soldier pipeline plans to Fort Steele. Osage field activities near New Castle. Inland Oil moving rigs. federal road funds allotment projected at 41.2 million dollars annually if Chamberlain bill passes.
The Prince of Wales and party travel to Australia aboard H. M. S. Renown arriving with royal welcome plans in Colon Panama. Forts and ships will salute, officials from Panama and British embassy attend ceremonies. The royal party then moves to Panama City for an official reception and a Union Club ball. Ellen Webster, first woman elected county official in Kansas in 1872, is noted. Millinery specials run to April 3 at Thames address.
Mr. Schmitz of Golden Springs Wisconsin reports skin relief after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. He describes pimples that became large and red then hard and white, itching, and sleep loss before treatment. He sent for full sized cake of Soap and box of Ointment and was healed.
The International Chamber of Commerce will be organized in Paris the week of June 24. The move, announced by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, follows a conference at Atlantic City last October. Five countries United States Great Britain France Italy Belgium will have initial membership with plans to include other major nations.
In HRAWLINS Wyoming on March 29 vandals wrecked several shacks built by the General Petroleum Corporation of California along the road to the Lost Soldier oil field. The shelters, equipped with bunks stoves and fuel, were intended as refuges for anyone caught in blizzards. The act provokes protest from W L McLaine of the company, who notes the shacks saved many lives during winter storms after an employee froze to death.
In Diamondville Wyoming on Main Street, Mrs. Catherine Penman and Mrs. Maggie Marshal both over 60 fought in a rough-and-tumble brawl. Superintendent Sneddon of Diamondville Coal & Coke company stopped the melee after being mauled. Mrs. Penman was fined $20 in court.
Jackson Wyoming March 29 44 CG Hawley deputy state game warden of South Dakota has captured the first of five Wyoming moose for transport to the South Dakota state game preserve in the Black Hills. The two year old bull will be moved by sleds to the railroad for shipment.
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