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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1920
Page
7
The readable fragment hints at a May event linked to Tull and possibly a location or person. Details are unclear, but mentions a date in May and a name or term Bre. The exact event, full names, and place remain unreadable.
An item lists various classified notices including sale and rent details and a corporate dissolution meeting for The Muddy Creek Of Corn. The notice notes the meeting at 512 First National Bank Building Cheyenne Wyoming on November 1 1920 at 2 pm with F M Gill as president and a Dally publication run from September 29 to October 26 1920.
In Laramie County Wyoming the First District Court orders heirs to show cause why an administrator may sell the decedent John Webes Jr estate real property to cover last sickness funeral costs and debts. Publication in Cheyenne State Leader weekly for four weeks. Executors Nellis A Kabis Richardson D Johnston report final account for Leopold Kabis estate with 30 day objection window.
Frank Artmat deceased estate administrator J Murray files final account and petition for distribution with the District Court in Laramie County Wyoming inviting objections within thirty days after the November 27 1920 publication. Readers may inspect the account and petition and file objections before final settlement.
BAGGS Wyo Oct 6 The Snake River nears swallowing the town as floods threaten to cut the site from the county bridge and submerge homes and improvements. A plan seeks financial aid to calm the crisis and protect the county.
Boulder Colorado newspaper notes Col Paddock will not back Nonpartisan League candidates posing as Democrats on state and county tickets. The editor argues Colorado interests require loyal Democrats, urging support for Governor Shoup.
Rev Father Hugh Cummiskey longtime administrator of the Cheyenne diocese and head priest of St Lawrence O Toole in Laramie dies after a lengthy service in Wyoming. Funeral set for Wednesday with priests from southern towns and others attending. He was born in Towanda Pa on August 15 1564 and ordained in Scranton Pa in 1877. He helped build the Laramie church tower and led the diocese as administrator during critical transitions. He declined advancement to bishop citing age and health, leaving a younger man to lead. He is survived by a sister in Towanda and nephews. A dedicated life ends as a mourning community recalls his service.
Government experts investigating rumors report at least 97 million tons of iron ore at high elevation in the northwest. The ore is described as of exceptional quality and above sea level.
Cheyenne Wyoming reports for 24 hours ending 6 p m show temperature highs of 75 degrees at 3 30 p m and a low of 40 degrees at 6 a m Actual mean temperature 58 degrees, no change in last 24 hours Total precipitation since January 1 14 09 inches Normal precipitation 12 26 inches. Winds W and SW prevailing. Relative humidity 75 percent at 6 p m. Average hourly wind velocity 10 7 miles yesterday.
Cheyenne main roads rated good to excellent. De tour over Happy Jack largely good with some rocks. Fort Collins road north of Crouse Pine Bluff vicinity now good. Medicine Bow to state line fair. Thomas Jefferson wrote his epitaph.
A fragment of a three foot long jawbone from an ancient marine predator is shown here as preliminary to classification at the state university. The fossil, from a mastodon like behemoth, features three rows of enormous teeth and hints at the animal’s size and era.
Regular meeting of the Rod and Reel Club set for 7 30 p m at the city county building council chambers. President H A Arp notes business of importance. Secretary C J Hortakey warns subscribers to obtain the Tribune or Leader or call messenger service for delivery.
The musical comedy The Little Whopper by Otto Harbach and Rudolf Friml opens at the Princess Theatre Tuesday October 12. Harbach Friml bring acclaimed chorus and stage craft from New York Casino success with songs like Oh What a Little Whopper and Round the Corner.
The Paramount photoplay Bill Henry features Charlee Ray in a clever story from Lota Zaller. Julien Josephson adds original touches to the tale, a fine vehicle for hack character portrayal. Hutch Roberts appears as Jending woman in the film shown at the Lyric today.
Anita Stewart appears in The Fighting Shepherdess as the daughter of a tavern proprietress in California sheep country. The film marks her first western role in western attire and challenges the old stereotype of the saloon keeper. It plays today and tomorrow at the Amuse theater.
A film titled Below the Surface opens at Prineraa today and tomorrow starring Hobart Borworth. The drama features underwater heroes, underworld sharks, a father’s patient love, and a girl’s waning affection amid storms of passion.
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