Hospital beds fall short in Cheyenne and Laramie County
Judge John W. Lacey, president of the Laramie County Memorial Hospital board, says Cheyenne and the county are inadequately equipped for growing population. He cites a need for 150 to 200 beds now and notes Cheyenne lags behind other Wyoming cities in beds per population.
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Cheyenne
Laramie County
John W. Lacey
Laramie County Memorial Hospital
Gheyenne
Aramie
Wyomine
Laramie
Rock Springs
Liramie
Casper
Lander
Memorial Hospital
United States
Noisy Growth Strains Cheyenne Hospital Facilities
A fragment notes Cheyenne and Laramie County will rank high among similar cities and counties, but current hospital facilities are crowded beyond endurance. The text suggests an institution could meet rising demands and improve care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Laramie County
Beers Warehouses Torn Down In Cheyenne
Prohibition supporters note joy as two beer warehouses in Cheyenne are demolished along East Lincoln Highway near the P J Black lumber yard. Lemp Falstaff and Krug warehouses were sites of multiple fires, causing city fire department trouble due to tall structures and roof fires from locomotive sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
P. J. Black Lumber
Lemp
Falstaff
Krug
Knights of Columbus Train Heads to Rawlins Delegation
A special Knights of Columbus train carrying 150 members left Cheyenne for Rawlins to establish a council there. Delegations from Chadron Nebraska Sidney and northern Colorado and Nebraska towns joined Cheyenne for the statewide gathering.
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Knights of Columbus
Cheyenne
Rawlins
Knighs of Columbus
Knights
Chadron
Neb
Sidney
Colorado
Nebraska
Munson Last Work Shoes in Elkskin Uppers and Oak Sole
A product note describes Munson Last Work Shoes made from select elkskin uppers with a double oak leather sole. The pair is treated to withstand water and oils and designed to resist dirt.
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Munson
Alleged hijack suspect fined in police court
G L Howell a railroad brakeman on the Cheyenne to North Platte run was arrested as a suspect in the attempted hijacking of a room in the Iderman block occupied by Max J Meyer. He was arraigned on a disturbance charge and fined 50 dollars. The case moves to state court on a related charge. A railroad rules book found in the room belonged to Howell. The intruder leaped over live high tension wires risking death.
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G. L. Howell
Cheyenne
North Platte
Neb
Iderman
Max J. Meyer
Howell
Meyer
Thesrald
Colored Lights Glow for Electrical Party
Cheyenne celebrated a visiting delegation of electrical engineers with multicolored lights on Capitol avenue. Street lights were cut in for the display, giving the block a gala appearance as the engineers passed through on their westward journey.
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Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
Chambers and Local Engineers Rally for Welcoming Visitors
Anxious chambers of commerce and local engineers sought visible efforts to demonstrate that visiting guests would be valued by Cheyenne residents, aiming to show the event’s worth to the community.
Highways Report Cheyenne May 8 1920
Main roads out of Cheyenne are now passable. The south road goes east to Hillsdale and the old road leads to La ramie. The worst stretches run north of Pole Creek west of Sherman Monument and south of Speer.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Hillsdale
Laramie
Pole Creek
Sherman Monument
Speer
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Gudge Lacey
National Mail Order Co
P. O
Dept
Boston
Mass
Buick
C. L. Howell
Union Pacific
Max. J. Meyer
Texas Oil Leases
Texas
JR PI
Wee
Texas Loan and Byers Bldg
Fort Worth, Texas
Fin
Find
Brewster
Terrell
Gillespie
San Saba
DeWit
Mason Counties
Jame
Coeel
Park’s
Hallmark
Dan
Park
Jewelers
Natl. Bank Bldg
Thompson Motor
17Th Street
Branch
Pine Bluffs Motor Co
Pine Bluffs, Wyo
Fsicen
U.S. Icelman Motor CO
West Lincoln Highway
Cleveland Automobile’ Company
Cleveland
Ohio
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