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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1919
Page
11
Powel faces charges after an alleged assault on Mrs. Clark at the Cheyenne ranch. The incident involved a rifle and a struggle over property, with Clark reporting the attack and filing a warrant after arriving in Cheyenne.
The Glendale and Wyoming Colored Missionary Baptist Association held afternoon and evening sessions at the See ms Baptist Church to discuss sustaining missions and educational efforts for the colored race. Dr G W Harts of Salt Lake City was the principal speaker, with a cordial invitation extended to all residents.
Wire advices from the contractor to Claude Syeha report a good showing at 800 feet in a well under lease from Petroleum Fickis company west of Laramie Wyoming. Eastern ehphal shows keen interest. exploration planned. Two pay zones looked for at 1 600 and 2 500 feet. drill outfit appears standard and capable of maximum depth.
Aide to King Albert and a noted gallantry recipient, Lieutenant Guy Taylor, formerly a motor car inspector for Union Pacific in Cheyenne, is stationed at Fort D. A. Russell after service in France. He wore a silver star for acts in the Argonne Meuse campaign and marched with occupation forces and in parades honoring General Pershing.
The Lane Creek field will convert natural gas into gasoline in an absorption plant under construction by the Ohio Of company. Completion is expected about January 1. One unit, treating 10,000,000 cubic feet per day, will be built now with more units planned as fast as machinery is available. Current field output is about 90,000,000 cubic feet daily, much of which is used on-site at a rate of 310 per rig per day.
Brigadier General Benjamin A. Poore, commander at Fort, leaves for Washington D C on business related to the Fourth Regular Army Division association of which he is president. He is expected to return early next week. Colonel J P O Neill commands at Park Mussel during his absence.
The memorandum notices members of W. B. C. to meet at 170th Street on Sunday at 4:30 to attend the funeral for Ww Wil OTA mioneon.
A vehicle owned by C. F. Alle rick of Bins was seized with a cargo of liquor while in port Hytor. Altmark secured an order claiming the seizure violated the state constitution. The case seeks return of the automobile and contraband from authorities.
In Buppalo Wyoming Dan King a hunted horse thief, captured at Gasper, escaped from Sheriff J W Stevenson near Bucknum while being transported overland from Casper. He stole another horse, the property of Ban McPhail, then vanished. Regional sheriffs have been urged to watch for the fugitive Pure While Lead-sherman Oo.
Readable price list shows suits discounted with figures like 60.00 48.00 50.00 and 40.00 40.00 32.00. The fragment indicates a retail record of suit pricing across multiple lines, lacking context but signaling a sale or catalog entry.
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