Disabled service men's GSES heard in city
Cheyenne hosts a May 25 26 event where veterans with service disabilities can have their vocational retraining cases evaluated on the spot. A Washington representative will decide eligibility after medical and advisement reviews, with immediate training if approved.
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Cheyenne
American Legion
Red Cross
Wednessey
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Washington
Denver
Case Board
Medical Department
Parle P. Doyle
Richard N. Milton
Ford Co
GIVES CREDIT THROUGH THE LAND
A fragment describes kidney related pains and claims Foley Kidney Pills offer relief from backache stiff muscles and rheumatic pains. A testimonial from Willie Carter of Luxar Pennsylvania cites weak bladder poor sleep and dizziness improving after taking the pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Carter
Luxar
Foley
Who Boosted the Sugar Price Hearings Opened
A House sub committee on the sugar industry investigates high prices. Attorney General Palmer accuses Congress over Cuban crop purchases and price fixing in Louisiana. He contends sugar would be 22 cents a pound without his concurrence as officials in Washington monitor the inquiry.
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House Judiciary Committee
Palmer
Congress
Wilson
Louisiana
Washington
Cheyenne News In Brief Mixed City Happenings
The Cheyenne city brief reports high demand for fishing licenses at justice offices. sewer flushing by water department on West Lincoln Way. Edward Maroney returns from Denver on Curtis Oriole airship delivery. hyacinths bloom. umbrellas appear on streets. naval flying service highlighted in army posters. a quiet day for marriage licenses. county warrants available. elevator machinery due for city county building. wild ducks migrate north. Mallards resting near the city. blackbirds nesting. electricians pass through Cheyenne for Pacific coast convention with Union Pacific band. high school cadets to Fort Russell practice. field day at Fort Russell. copper ore samples shown. car wash activity rises. crosswalks found. new district court house fixtures arrive. roads passable. lawn care resumes. trees showing swelling buds. tire cooperative offers cheaper tires.
Cheyenne High Misses Rescheduled Baseball With Laramie Preps
The Cheyenne High School baseball team lost to the Laramie Preps 11 to 9 after a slow start in Laramie. Five practice nights this week precede a planned game against Windsor High School at Pioneer Park, stirring football memories of a 9 to 8 loss and fueling revenge talk.
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Laramie
Windsor High School
Pioneer Park
Windston
Cheyenne
Windsor
Cadet Ball Tops Cheyenne High Social Scene
Cheyenne high school cadets hosted their third annual dance last Friday evening and drew strong student turnout. The event was praised as one of the year's best affairs with hopes for more dances in the future.
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Cheynee
Cheyenne
Senior Play Progress Under Miss Martin Borogtein
The senior play, led by Miss Martin Borogtein, advances smoothly as rehearsals gain momentum despite early doubts about its quality.
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Martin’ Borogtein
Seniors Anticipate Strong Finish to Season
The article notes improvement and high expectations for senior players with a likely performance during the last week of the month.
Ministrel show draws strong raves from audience
The ministrel show last night delighted spectators from start to finish. The Glee Club and director Miss Flannigan receive praise for their effort, with George Story also commended for directing assistance.
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Boys Glee Club
Miss Flannigan
George Story
Mystery Rock Paint War Continues at University
The old rock on campus has been repainted multiple times by rival classes. Freshmen green and white first claimed innocence, then painted it cherry and black. Sophomores followed with gold and more cherry and black, and Friday morning it appeared blue and white. A senior meeting convened but no action was taken yet.
Business District Alley May Be Paved
Property owners along the alley between Garey and Capitol avenues and between Lincoln Way and Seventeenth Street plan to pave the deteriorating thoroughfare. Harry P. Hynds and L. R. Bresnahan lead the effort, pledging to share costs, with other neighbors likely to join. The alley is a notorious bog in all seasons, and residents welcome the improvement.
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Garey
Capitol Avenues
Lincoln Way
Seventeenth Street
Harry P. Hynds
L. R. Bresnahan
No Clean Up Day in Cheyenne This Year
City commissioners discontinue annual clean up day citing high costs. In past years residents and city crews collected leaves and trash for removal, but the procedure will not be repeated this year due to expense.
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Cheyenne
Murderer of Girl Sentenced to Life in Michigan
A jury in circuit court found Anson Best of Flint guilty of murdering Vera Schneider a telephone operator whose body was found on a porch in Pontiac April 25. Best was sentenced to life imprisonment at the Marquette prison.
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Pontiac, Mich
Anson Best
Flint
Michigan
Vera Schneider
Tor
Best
Marquette
Wyoming Members National Committee
The National Association of Manufacturers appoints William H. Holliday of Laramie Archie Allison and R. N. Lafou taine of Cheyenne Wyoming as members of a committee to draft a national platform for American industry.
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National Association of Manufacturers
William H. Holliday
Laramie
Archie Allison
R. N. LaFountaine
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Justice Day Insists Warrants Be Served After Arraignment
Warrants sworn for the arrest of the Cheyenne police chief and Patrolman Joe Rouner remain unserved, in Judge Edwards office awaiting Emberg's return. Nobles accused of unlawful arrest. warrants to sheriff for service upon return. case stems from a book order dispute with Mrs. Ball.
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Bruce Nobles
Joe Rouner
Edwards
Emberg
Nobles
Kansas
Ball
Highway Report Paths Through Mudholes Near Pine Bluffs
Highways report from Cheyenne Wyoming notes Lincoln Highway segments around Pine Bluffs muddy but avoidable and generally fair toward Willsdale and Hillsdale to Cheyenne. Routes Cheyenne to Laramie and Sherman Monument to Tie Siding passable. Laramie to Rock River fair. No report from Han.
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Rock Springs Fale
Thayer
Evanston
Ogden
Laramie
Wood’s Landing
Fort Collins
Yellowstone Highway
Denver
Greeley Road
Cheyenne
Speer
State Line
Crouse
Lafayette
Wheatland
Avasoft
Douglas
Sterling
Grover
Wyo
Pine Bluffs
Willsdale
Hillsdale
Sherman Monument
Rock River
Han
Weather Summary for Local Area
The report lists 12m 6 pm readings with temperatures around 42 to 44 degrees and wet bulb values near 0.34 to 0.38. Relative humidity is about 75 percent with wind from the north or south direction and light rain noted.
Weather Summary Report
Normal temperature this date 40 degrees with a mean 40. Change from yesterday is 6 degrees colder. Highest 45 degrees at 8 PM, lowest 38 at 6 AM. North wind 16 mph at 1745 hours. Total precipitation since January 1 6.89 inches. normal 4.29 inches. Last 24 hours rain 0.7 inches.
London Water Main Burst Reward Initiative
In London the first person to report a burst water main to the water department will receive a reward of several dollars as acknowledgment of prompt reporting.
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London
Water Department
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Mitchel Palmer
David C. Glasson
Wisconsin
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New York
Wm. D. Boles
Iowa
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Edward Maroney
Southern Wyoming Aircraft Corporation
Reed Hollister
Army
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Pacific Coast
Union Pacific Band
Fort Russell
The
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District Court House
Taylor
Automobile Tire Co-Operative Association
Cheyenne High School
Embery
Rouner
Former
Daddy
FORD
Auto Specialty Company
1712 Thomes
Outlaura Laboratories
Malden
Braas
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Hoover
Bryands
Lou
Cox
McAdoo
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Troy
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U. S
Ang Ne
Mexico
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Funk & W! & Wagnalls Company
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