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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1920
Page
11
A fragmented note promises a paper sent at the sender's expense after a phone contact. It mentions a messenger and a possible plan to receive a newspaper. The text is unclear but centers on arranging delivery at no cost.
Historian Eunice G. An announces preliminary Wyoming publication plans. The project cites collected pioneers accounts and journal writings but warns funds are limited, promising a very limited number of copies once printed.
In Rock Springs Wyoming, Sweetwater County shows Morgan ahead of Fowler and Johnson loses to Thomas. Mondell wins county despite Morgan’s strong showing. Young defeated for state senate by DrOliver Chambers. County officials largely rebuff United Mine Workers leaders amid conservative gains.
County warrants saved for October and upcoming district court jury term. Divorce filed for Leonard Collenburg and custody of two minors. Cathedral excavation gravel used to resurface Central school playground. Barry cigar store sold to Schwartz Bros. Governor Carey spent time campaigning for Harding and Mondell. Local film business active. Republican club HQ closed. No freak election bets observed in Cheyenne. All recent election materials delivered to county clerk. Duck hunters report success in Cheyenne. Mayor considers parking ordinance. Pilot Smith sets new air time record from Omaha to Cheyenne. East wind noted. Mrs. Rosella Collenburg in district court. Funeral services for Mellelo Montalla listed. Most Cheyenne tennis courts dismantled for winter.
An unclear report quotes Moore boasting of a new play and rumored “big feat” by an officer. The piece notes a past comedy by Pa MacHigh and hints at public reception during its original run.
A slick summary of the final showing of Unknown Ranger at the Atlas Theatre promises action packed scenes along the Mexican frontier. The feature headlines a dramatic climax and offers audiences a thrilling reel to reel experience as part of a packed cinema program.
A thrilling episode of Eddie Polo's The Vanishing Dagedr plus a star comedy are billed today. The Northwestern Mounted Police drama portrays high tension as a small town mystery unfolds with action and humor expected to entertain patrons.
An old advertisement lists J. Av Kirkpatrick and partners offering prompt car service. It mentions auto top making, baby carriages and sulkies production, taxi cab and touring services, with locations around Hobbs Hockfeldt and Finkbiner and a Gail street listing.
A bank's reputation for service grows as new accounts arrive from a wide range of community patrons. Trusted by locals, the institution attracts customers seeking reliable financial care and steady banking experience.
The spontaneous extravaganza heads to the Princess Monday evening led by Harry Cort, George B. Toddard and Harold Orlob with teats by Harold Orlob, a native of East Lake City. The New York Chicago and Boston company, guided by comedian Pied Hejder, brings a lively plot and hopeful impact after a successful Broadway run.
Jiggs in Society, billed as the funniest outing in the Up Father series, headlines at the Lyric today. Johnny Hay, popular for Irish comedy, stars as Father with a celebrity-filled strip of newspaper comics material. The Black Secret saga continues with a new villain each episode and a tense, thrilling climax.
John Cort presents Listen Lester a musical comedy bringing happiness buoyant entertainment to audiences. The production sparked New York theater-goers to listen and watch with eyes and ears and engage all faculties during opening night and beyond.
Tom Moore stars as a police officer in Officer 666 from Goldwyn Studios. The film adapts another stage success praised for its enduring appeal and strong performances.
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