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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
2
An analysis argues that proper hospital care exceeds home treatment. It cites trained staff, laboratories, standardized treatment, and complete symptom records improving patient relief and physician efficiency. Laramie County plans a hospital to match leading Middle West institutions.
Concrete work on the city county building sidewalk began with curbing already started. Brownlees boarders helped on the tennis court near the Elks home which will be usable soon. Daniel O Connell faces trial in the U S district court for robbing interstate shipments via Cheyenne. Dick Milton now in Cheyenne with the U S Army board. Bill’s Shop and Paul Moore office painted yellow with green trim. Tele phone Canon road reported passable but rough from the west. Cold weather sent overcoats to people and kept lakes and parks quiet. State federation of labor delegates remain in session with routine business and no officer elections. Frontier park changes planned and grounds work to begin. Tourists report water can theft from garages as new can shortages rise. Excavations open in Cheyenne streets while hydrant connections are laid. One marriage license issued: Samuel Breeding and Mary F Lynch of San Francisco.
The Cheyenné Tome Builders association, organized as a municipal body with free attorney support, is constructing 36 houses and plans 64 more by January 4, 1921. Homes cost 5000 dollars, with deposits and monthly payments similar to rent, built on a uniform floor plan with five rooms, modern conveniences, and permanent materials. Real estate activity in Cheyenne surges with two booming additions, Hellman Heights and Pershing Heights, as builders race to meet demand while new street lighting and utilities come online. A chamber of commerce led committee aims to add six apartment buildings with over 200 rooms to further ease housing.
Rail workers in Cheyenne are constructing many smaller homes near shops and yards, signaling durable settlement as permanent residences. Low assessed valuations keep taxes favorable while city growth drives demand. twenty seven homes completed by the Homebuilders' association eased congestion and forecasts strong market opportunities amid westward commerce and broad resources.
Special services are held each evening this week at 8 o'clock in the Salvation Army hall conducted by Rev. M. J. Lund of Michigan who is on furlough and working in the Union Pacific shops here. Rexall Geno-Centi Sale Plains Pharmacy June 3 and 5. Watch for ad in this paper June 4.
Ten cars carrying the Oniatia Chamber of Commerce visited Cheyenne early yesterday. Omaha boosters, wearing ribbons with business names, were greeted by Archie Allison who received the city key. Mayor Taylor joked about the sun as Governor Garey offered a warm welcome before a parade and festivities.
After the parade, locals and visiting party mingled with Cheyenne businessmen and toured the town. They distributed souvenirs and rode through the city before returning to the depot at 9 30 and boarding a special to Denver via the Colorado and Southern.
Cheyenne hosts the 30th annual Wyoming Consistory No. 4 reunion with Knight Kadosh work in two temples. William A. Niner presides in apartments one and four, Samuel Carson in two, and Judge John A. Niner in three. B Brooks of Casper delivers an oration. The Noachite first degree precedes the three dozen degrees, with thirty first and second to close today. Visiting Masons include J. G. Saul and CG. J. McWhinnie of Douglas, Louis A. Reed, Charles H. Townsend, Ambrose Hemingway of Casper, Sumner Miller, C. Johnson, William McCarty, and Conrade Johnson of Pine Bluffs.
A long roster lists numerous individuals by name and town across Wyoming including Gasper Pine Bluffs Riverton Evanston Rock Springs Saratoga Labonte Lander Wheatland Fort Russell Fort Washakie Tie Siding Opal Underwood Rawlins Buffalo Chugwater Hanna and Laramie among others. The chunk reads as a distribution of people tied to various locales.
Mr and Mrs E C Nash have sold their residence at 2245 Warren Avenue to Mr and Mrs Glyde Kntkney who have moved into the large and comfortable home. Mr Nash is expected to arrive from California next Sunday. The transfer price was $12000.
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