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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1919
Page
6
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Two football games are scheduled at Pioneer Park this afternoon. The Cheyenne high school team will play the local high school division at a listed hour, and Converse and Ghia grade schools meet prior to the high school contest.
A War Department emergency employment officer informs ex service men via O A Daniels of the Soldiers and Sailors Club that Sheridan S Farm Company of Sheridan Wyoming will hire five ex soldiers for year round work and internal transfers to learn the business. Applicants must have high school education and be ex soldiers. Interested men should contact Mr Daniels, who now handles United States Employment Service duties in cooperation with the emergency employment board. The War Department will continue the office of special assistant to the secretary for placing discharged service members back into civil life. The Army and Navy Club serves Cheyenne as the cooperating bureau after US employment service discontinuation. Employers are asked to call 667 for help.
A small exterior fire at the oil house of a railroad line occurred at 8:30. Fire apparatus responded, but the blaze did not spread inside the iron walls and caused no significant damage.
The land jodge of the Eastern Star of Wyoming concluded a two day session in Casper and elected and installed officers for the coming year. Names include Iran Matron Mrs. Hoskins and Grandpatron Arthur A. Underwood with officers from Cheyenne Basin and Worland among others.
Ensign W. G. Harria and Mrs. Hare arrived from E and Vasu Texas to take charge of Salvation Army work in Cheyenne. Lieutenant Budge, a young lady, arrived Thursday night. Ensign Morris led the first meeting at the Salvation Army hall last night.
EB L Powell charged with stealing a Ford belonging to John L Manewal last March was arrested yesterday in Denver and will be brought here within a few days for trial.
The high school PTA will meet next Tuesday evening to discuss plans for a new high school. A special program features discussion of the fencing issue and a performance by the high school orchestra.
The Warming Bookstore yesterday received a new shipment of Sonora talking machines in various woods. One instrument, a Baby Grand, is prominently displayed in a window. The proprietors plan to offer demonstrations by the store staff.
Window screens disappeared from the post office yesterday amid vague circumstances. The incident was noted as a potential prank or theft, with authorities investigating the minimal details and possible involvement of local youths.
W A Williams and Jim Roberts, once employed by M W Phelps at the Mozart laundry, finished their work clearing the place and returning items to owners. They seek pay for their efforts. a lone unclaimed laundry remains and a few accounts are unsettled. Phelps is said to be in Indiana under restraint.
W E Dinneen of Cheyenne is elected vice president of the Inter Mountain Auto Dealers Association after a convention in Colorado Springs. Cheyenne attendees include W E Dingen Ex Jr Berry F it Dil dine and Louis Menta. The Colorado Springs gathering drew 402 volunteers contributing 50 each to a special fund to support next year’s program.
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