Hospital beds lag in Cheyenne and Laramie County report
Judge John W. Lacey declares Cheyenne and Laramie County are inadequately equipped for a growing population noting a need for 150 to 200 beds in the county. He compares state and national standards, cites Cheyenne’s low beds per population, and outlines plans for a modern Memorial Hospital to raise capacity.
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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
Not a full article headline due to fragment
The fragment suggests Cheyenne and Laramie County will rank high among similar cities and counties and meet hospital demands that current facilities cannot accommodate.
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Cheyenne
Laramie County
Beer Warehouses Torn Down in Cheyenne
Prohibitionists note the removal of three beer warehouses along East Lincoln Highway near the P. J. Black lumber yard. Lemp Falstaff and Krug houses were demolished or demobilized after multiple winter fires that plagued the structures, with roofs burning from locomotive sparks.
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Lincoln
P. J. Black Lumber
Lemp
Falstaff
Krug
Knights of Columbus Train Carries 150 to Rawlins
A Knights of Columbus special train carrying about 150 members left Cheyenne for Rawlins to found a council in that city. Delegations also joined from Chadron Nebraska Sidney Nebraska and several northern Colorado and Nebraska towns.
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Knights of Columbus
Cheyenne
Rawlins
Knighs of Columbus
Knights
Chadron
Neb
Sidney
Colorado
Nebraska
Munson Last Work Shoes In Army Style Detail
Product description notes work shoes made for Munson with U S Army style. Crafted from ed elkskin uppers and oak leather sole, treated to resist water and oils. Ends with mention of dirt prop pongues, unclear.
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Munson
Alleged hijack suspect fined in police court
G. L. Howell, a railroad brakeman, was arrested in connection with the attempted hijacking of a Meyer room in the Iderman block. He was arraigned on a disturbance charge and fined $50, while a state charge remains pending for the Meyer room break in. A railroad rules book found in the room was traced to Howell. The intruder leaped over high tension wires, a dangerous act that has claimed a life in prior cases.
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G. L. Howell
Cheyenne
North Platte
Neb
Iderman
Max J. Meyer
Howell
Meyer
Thesrald
Colored Lights Glow for Electrical Party in Cheyenne
Cheyenne's Capitol avenue lower block was strung with multicolored lights for visiting electrical engineers touring westward. The festive display used the street light circuit and gave the block a gala appearance as locals welcomed the delegation and celebrated the electrical event.
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Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
Chambers and Engineers Seek Worthwhile Welcome for Visitors
Local chambers of commerce and engineers fear visitors will question the value of their coming to Cheyenne. They urge action to demonstrate the event’s significance to the city and its people.
Highways Report From Cheyenne Warns on Road Conditions
May 8 1920 report notes main roads out of Cheyenne are passable. Detours to Hillsdale via south road east and to La ramie via old road. Warns of worst stretches 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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