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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1919
Page
13
A legendary tunnel through a high peak on Moorea island in Tahiti is described as a marvel of natural freaks. The site is linked to ancient hero Pal and features two deep bays formed by a crater with tropical cliffs and haunting night scenery.
The Wyoming secretary of state filed articles of incorporation for several firms. Tom Bell Royalty company shows capital at 5,000,000 with directors including Thomas Bell and J W Agnew. Other newly formed entities include Wyoming Rock River Oil at 1,000,000 Black Thunder Petroleum at 2,000,000 Chemical Products at 250,000 Club Oil and Gas at 99,000 and Connelly and Tupper Shoes for Men.
Hoys from Cheyenne are invited to July and August training at Camp Roosevelt near Muskegon Michigan under Captain F L Beals United States Army. More than 13 000 high school ROTC youths will receive military training with provisions for older men and a scout crafts track for younger girls. Enrollment opens July 6 with two week sessions and fees total one dollar plus one dollar per recruit for meals and gear. health and religious support provided.
A weather summary notes the 6 am and 6 pm readings with 49 degree current temperature, 48 degree mean, and a 38 to 58 degree range. Wind reached 42 mph from the west to northwest, with 3.70 inches of total YTD precipitation and 4.60 inches normal.
Kansas City gears up for the annual convention of the National Congress Mothers and Parent-Teachers’ Association next month. Organizers promise a schedule of meetings lectures and community outreach programs.
The Overland Model 90 stock car, new from Carhart Motor Co in Oklahoma City, ran seven days with the gear sealed in high and the engine nonstop. Driven by four drivers, it logged about 4,370 miles in Oklahoma, averaging 20.66 miles per gallon and only three tire punctures, while not shifting gears or servicing the motor. The test, overseen by Carhart and Chamber of Commerce judges, attracted wide public interest and promises fuel economy findings for future production.
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