Incomplete OCR Note Behind Key Design Marks
Fragmentary text from a design page mentions painted marks and mileage to state. Names, dates, or clear entities are not readable, leaving only general references to symbols and measurements.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1920
Page
3
Fragmentary text from a design page mentions painted marks and mileage to state. Names, dates, or clear entities are not readable, leaving only general references to symbols and measurements.
Travelers report dry but rough roads about 20 miles south of Cheyenne. Trees removed from city-county building area. carnival in the city at full blast. May 24 pilot for Southern Wyoming Aircraft to depart Cheyenne. Spring fashions appear as warmer weather returns. Sidewalk work near the city-county building completed. Flags bloom. Captain Grace improved after appendicitis surgery. Food drafts offered by Cheyenne banks under Hoover direction. Local streams clear, trout biting again. Rotary Club lunch at Plains Hotel. Dento fire case witnesses return to Sheridan. Painting activity increases. Gletrac agency room nearing completion. Occupation tax notices served. Homebuilders houses underway. Ranch eggs available. farmers able to reach the city after delays. Trees budding. spring looks fine after long winter. Children play in City Park. playground devices popular. Clouds at night hint rain, no rain by late night. Cars repainted battleship grey to hide mud. Star Mercury club gearing up for Rock River game. Read Stark's Welcome on page 8.
The Waukegan Sun notes high school seniors staged Nothing but the Truth last evening. The paper did not receive the usual courtesy of reserved seats for reporters, so a formal review could not be published today.
In San Francisco on May 418, California Cattlemen's Association officials urged members to keep cattle off state markets as long as possible. They also recommended shipping cattle to Montana if holding them creates a feed shortage.
Undersheriff L. L. Davis returned from Denver with John A. Wheeler in custody. Wheeler is wanted for the alleged theft of two suitcases at the Union Pacific depot. He was arrested in Denver and delayed returning without extradition papers. Wheeler arrived on the 7:30 train in Cheyenne.
The article extols U S Tires for quality across sizes, stating no single standard exists and every tire bearing the name is built to the best possible method. It invites motorists to visit and specify needs, with guidance on options like U S Nobby Chain Usco Plain or Royal Cord.
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