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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
10
A physician outlines the benefits of modern hospital care over home treatment, detailing improved symptom reporting, standardized treatments, trained staff, and the value of complete medical records. Laramie County plans a hospital to rank with the best in the Middle West.
Concrete work on the city county building sidewalks began yesterday with curbing started first. Brownlees boarders helped on the tennis court beside the Elks home, while US District Court opens for Daniel O Connell on a robbery case. Richard R Milton in Cheyenne with the national caseboard of the US Army. Bill s Shop and Paul Moore offices gain yellow and green paint. Westbound traffic finds the Telegraph Canon road rough but passable. Cold weather drives lake and park visitors away as labor delegates meet in Cheyenne. Frontier park plans move rapidly with grounds work under way. Tourists report water can theft from garages, forcing replacements. Street excavations and hydrant work proceed for sprinkling. One marriage license issued to Samuel Breeding and Mrs Mary F Lynch of San Francisco.
The Cheyenne Tome Builders association operates as a municipal body with volunteer attorneys to promote a housing program. They plan 100 new homes by 1921 leveraging standardized ground plans, $5,000 prices with deposits and monthly payments, and modern amenities. The project aims to stabilize real estate values while expanding housing in growing areas like Hellman Heights and Pershing Heights, with nine homes under construction in Pershing Heights as an example of brisk activity.
The railroad shops spur housing on Cheyenne's South Side with enginemen and yard workers choosing permanent residence. Low property taxes and rising demand keep homes scarce. twenty seven Homebuilders' association houses finished easing congestion. Immigration and Western expansion fuel prosperity and investment potential in Cheyenne.
Special services are held at the Salvation Army hall each evening at 8. Rev. M. J. Lund of Michigan conducts the services while on furlough. He is working in the Union Pacific shops here. Rexall Gne-Centi Sale Plains Pharmacy June 3 and 5. Wats for ad in this paper June 4.
Ten cars bearing the Oniatia Chamber of Commerce arrived in Cheyenne to meet local business leaders. Archie Allison presented the city key, Mayor Taylor and Governor Garey welcomed the visitors as ribbons identified participants. The Omaha group paraded through town in white suits and festive hats amid a friendly business reception.
After a parade Cheyenne visitors mingled with local businessmen, inspected business houses, and exchanged souvenirs. They were given a city ride before returning to the depot at 9 30 and boarding a special train for Denver via the Colorado and Southern.
Cheyenne hosts the thirtyeighth annual Wyoming consistory No. 4 reunion with the thirtieth degree in progress. William A. Niner presided in multiple apartments, with Judge John A. Niner in the third. B Brooks of Casper delivered the notable oration. visiting Masons from Douglas, Casper, and Pine Bluffs attended. The thirty-first and thirty-second degrees are set for the closing session today.
A compiled roster lists numerous individuals with hometowns across Wyoming including Gasper Pine Bluffs Riverton Evanston Rock Springs Saratoga Uva Labonte Lander Wheatland Fort Washakie Tie Siding Opal Underwood Rawlins Fort Russell Buffalo Chugwater Hanna Fort Russell Laramie and related towns. The document names Walton, Richards and others as participants or members of a broader association or committee.
Mr and Mrs E C Nash recently moved to southern California and sold their residence at 2245 Warren Avenue to Mr and Mrs Clyde Kinney for 12000 dollars. Mr Nash is expected to arrive from California next Sunday.
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