Red Cross Drive Sees County Rally in Wyoming
Laramie county reports at least 11000 raised toward a 26000 goal as Cheyenne surpasses 35000 with strong returns from Pine Bluffs Gallo Little Hot Creek and Egbert and a notable Rural District push led by Clara Durton and Divide auxiliary workers. A.J. Close and R.G. Gorman are thanked for gas contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie County
Cheyenne Haw Gondé
Pine Bluffs
Gallo
Little Hot Creek
Egbert
Golden Pickle
Golden Prine
Divide Country
Clara Durton
Auto Driver Pays Fine and Damages
City of Greyenne vs W. R. Butler concerns a charge of failure to stop after allegedly striking a vehicle in the streets on a Friday. The case was tried and resolved with fines and damages awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Greyenne
W. R. Butler
City imposes fines for drunkenness and bicycle safety
In Pollea city yesterday Butler forfeited a $25 bond. Walter Bion, father of a child, paid $34 in damages after a compromise. W R Carton forfeited a $5 bond for drunkenness. Bol Restien fined $2.50 for riding a bicycle on sidewalks. City installs special patrols to stop the nuisance and promises prosecution. John Do Conner forfeited a $5 bond for drunkenness. A E Johnson from Casper visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollea
Butler
Waltegy Bion
W. R. Carton
Bol Rerstien
John Do. Conner
Young Cheyenne Native Reported Safe After France Service
Orville Catton, a Cheyenne native and former soldier with Company D G18th, was reported late in France and is now said to be comfortably situated on the eastern coast. He attended local public schools and his friends await news from him following a three month overseas period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Chelyenne
Cheyenne Racing Group Arranges Race Events from Denver
Finn and John Telboot of the Chevyenne Racing association have been in Cheyenne for days planning the annual track events to be held August 16 to September 2. The group plans to contribute liberally to patriotic causes from the receipts of the races. The association includes Cheyenne men and will draw interest from across the west to the Faces with race meets in several U S points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn
John Telboot
Chevyenne Racing Association
Denver
Sane Organs
United States
Soldiers to Tour Wyoming for War Experience
A group of American soldiers led by Corporal Guy Eyembthe and Private John Feadevuch will tour Wyoming in late May and August to share personal war experiences from France. The speakers, from the 14th Infantry and artillery units, aim to inform the public about conditions and what civilians face during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genese
France
Hiyo
Tal Give
Firat Bund
Guy. Ey
John Feadevuch
Doany
Wyoming
Will
Howe
Corporal Smith
al ‘Smith
Waders
Ten Slackers Are Jailbound in Cheyenne Case
Ten men charged with not working were jailed in Laramie County awaiting trial. Vainted van Mar and J. Peter Waaumont placed them in the county jail. They gave names including George T for Paul Stathe Alsocl Jose Marrich Jerry Papenicseb Vietory M. Gamilae Leonard Maulding George Trople and B W Lam. They protested they were hungry but could not meet ration cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besty
van Mar
J. Peter Waaumont
Laramie
Fol“Ute
George T For
Paul Stathe
Alsocl
Jose, Marrich
Jerry Papenicseb
Vietory M. Gamilae
Leonard Maulding
George &. Lam
George 8. Trople
B. W. Lam
Red Cross Fund Raised At Local Metal Workers Event
A Cherenne boiler makers, sheet workers and machinists benefit event netted $278 for the Cheyenne chapter of the American Red Cross after expenses. Gross receipts were $247 with $490 from ticket and lounge fees. Organizers included fellow viewer chair Anthony Petrix io Hineryee George W. Godfrey, G.eee Perkins, Edward Tolle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Cherenne
Chevenne Chapter
American Red Crown
Anlon
Felowviewer
Chatra
Anthony Petrixio
Hineryee
George W. Godfrey
G.eee Perkins
Edward Tolle
Weather Summary From Local Station Outlook
The report notes relative humidity near 1 percent with variable wind from the north and west. It lists a high of 47 degrees and a low around 40 degrees with a west wind at 28 mph. Precipitation totals since January 1 are about 6 inches, near normal, with no precipitation in the last 24 hours. Temperature fell 25 degrees from 5 pm to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeergen
Ipchow
Loehen
Reinforcements Arrive at Fort Russell Amid Quiet Welcome
A detachment of about 100 cavalry arrived yesterday at Fort Russell from the feast at 3 24 p.m. They were forwarded to the fort via the C and 8. This fleet of reinforcements had been expected in the early part of May. No celebration marked their arrival, though one soldier hinted a celebration would come later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Russell
Baseball Scores from American and National Leagues
Detroit and Washington tied 0. Chicago and Boston played ten innings with Cleveland beating New York 2 to 1. St Louis and Philadelphia won 2 and 4 respectively while Cincinnati lost 4 to New York 7. Chicago 4 and St Louis 7 in other games. Payot is self supporting in sugar potatoes beans fowls and ex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
New York
St. Louie
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chigaxo
St. Louis
Veterinary inspector tests cattle in Granite Canyon herd
A veterinary inspector surveyed 700 dairy cattle in Granite Canyon. Only one animal tested positive for leaf disease and was destroyed under state law. The owner paid two thirds of its appraised value as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porte
Granite Canon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cheyenne
W. 17Th Street
Freed
Indies
A. J. Close
R. G. Gorman
Teton Wno
Philadelphia Record
Her
Edrich
Goodrich Tires
Goodrich
the Pacific
Lesen
Rocky Mountains
Great Plains
Virginia
New England
Silvertown
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Court Place
Denver, Colo
Gincutt of
Goobaiin
Aron, Ows
Cee
Orville Catton
Race P
Clasters
For Red Cross Fund
Turkey
Albany Cafe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!