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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
2
The announcement notes a second midyear price cut for Vacuum Cup Tires and Ton Tested Tubes on July 19 aimed at motorists. It warns of a high and rising market for fabric and other materials, leading to a revised schedule effective October 1.
Real estate agent Worden D Cross reports a string of property transfers in the city. Multiple 4 and 5 room homes change hands on East 23rd East 22nd West 25th East 20th ONeil Street and other blocks. Transfers include buyers from Fosberg Liner Kimble Robison Stevens Eckherdt and Neuman to new owners with plots and house lots noted.
A clipped note highlights Mrs Sanford's focus on working women. The item outlines a program or movement supporting employed women, detailing community efforts and local involvement.
City Engineer report estimates last quarter building improvements will total about 180 550 dollars. Permits issued cover a range from small residential to larger projects, with fees collected by the city.
Commodity notes show bearish sentiment early on weaker hogs and favorable crop reports, but cash corn strength and high demand pressured prices. No. 1 yellow at 58 cents, shipping demand steady. receipts moderate, ship sales 220000 bushels with 100000 for export, later rally on short covering and buying interest.
The University of Wyoming board of trustees met in Laramie on Wednesday, led by Judge Joseph M. Carey. They approved faculty changes and reported solid resources for the current year as enrollment rises with many returning students and new arrivals.
A Casper soldier missing since last May is traced to a French army hospital in Brest. His mother, Mrs. Wrichi, awaits news as he nears discharge after his recovery. The case had been fruitless for months before the hospital placement was found.
A marriage license was issued yesterday morning to Jesse Thomas of Bona, Utah, and Mia Caroline L. Smith of Ridney, Nebraska.
Rotary club discussed moving the Warren Pershing memorial hospital to larger grounds to reduce crowding. A committee was formed to study location near Garey Boulevard and Minewhere crosses and to arrange funding for a new ward. Members to join the Industrial era group were urged to enroll. Chaplin named official correspondent of Rotary International.
John W. Schuneman assumed the county assessor post yesterday, filling the remainder of Andrew’s term. He was appointed by the board of commissioners to complete the late official’s duties, took the oath, and began duties on Wednesday.
National Park Service head Stephen T. Mather notes forty thousand of sixty thousand visitors toured Yellowstone by automobile in the just closed season. He calls the period the best in the park’s history and a sign of growing auto tourism to the national playground.
A small blaze in a trash pile drew local firemen to the scene. Fire crews responded quickly and contained the flames with no injuries reported. The incident occurred near a paint company, with onlookers describing thick smoke and urgent calls for water and containment.
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