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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1920
Page
11
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The Cheyenne public schools publish the fifth six week honor roll listing first and second honors by school level and class. Names include Grayce Wade Lulu Child Rebecca Carpenter Jud Sherman Edna Johnson Lillian Sly Edith Morgan and many others across Freshmen to Eighth Grade with multiple subjects noted for some.
City reports deny Swan Land and Cattle Company loss of 22 000 head of sheep in the recent blizzard. Two motor parties encamped at the municipal ground report being pulled from mud on multiple occasions. Buds swelling and cottonwood blossoms stain sidewalks as county commissioners meet in the new city county building. Casper to host state chambers of commerce meeting to perfect state organization. Old Schooler barn progress on Lincoln highway to start southward over Union Pacific tracks. Cheyenne hills green, gas stations busy, roads require low gear and more gasoline. Highway tractor out on prairie north of Cheyenne near cemeteries. Police headquarters posts dog notices on a bulletin board for owner check. Ex cavations underway for sever al rear work at city county building. Judge Tidball presides in Ammon damage suit trial against Street Railway. Red gasoline speeder seen on street car tracks. Potato shortage persists with limited supplies and curtailed home use. Work has not yet started.
Weather remains cold with wind and drifting snow along the lake shore while radishes push through in a Cheyenne garden. May baskets are scarce this year with few appearing and quickly emptied. Charles D. Garey returns to manage ranch and business affairs as the Frontier committee plans a Whirlwind publicity drive. Midshipmen hats reappear among youth, street cleanup continues, playground planning for the South Side moves forward, and highway crews repair and tow grading equipment. Bonfire smudges rise as residents keep yards tidy and motorists enjoy a moonlit, mild night.
Cheyenne residents liable for annual licensing taxes rushed the city clerk office on May 4 as arrests were promised for nonpayment. Thirty three taxpayers paid occupation taxes totaling 2335 dollars, with the largest single payment 350 dollars by Dr. Galen R. Fox and several 75 dollar payments.
The city plans to send notices to delinquents after failing to collect tax money. Arrests were promised but not made for nonpayment. The city attorney continues work on notices and may pursue arrests if funds are not paid upon receipt.
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