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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1919
Page
3
A Cheyenne club promotes its subscription drive with a 10 percent cash commission, a 100000 extra credit per 4800 subscriptions, and two $20 per division incentives for district organizers. The list names many residents across Wyoming counties and surrounding areas as credited participants in the program.
No. 5 Page University of Utah defeated Colorado College 20 to 0 as Utah’s defense held firm throughout. Utah’s first touchdown came late in the third quarter with no successful kick, while the remaining scores followed in the final seven minutes.
Ostermann reports a 62 day cross country convoy from New York to San Francisco with four travel delays and no casualties. Funding plans for road work include $20,000 match from Lines in Highway association, $5,000 for Carbon county and $15,000 for Sweetwater. Ely Nevada to California border receives $425,000 from Lincoln Highway association and Nevada, with more work planned along Telephone Canyon cut off and improved scenic routes. Captain Maleate and Ostermann will stay until Monday, joined by George Wals, Nebraska highway official, for further inspections.
A fragment notes that No 3 from Page 7 will be decided over time as events unfold. The article suggests officials’ dispositions will determine how disability questions are addressed as concrete cases appear.
Weather report notes fair to good conditions west of Pine Bhutta and old Lincoln highway with dry hard pavement and some rough spots. North and Rock River area show bad spots. south section is fair except rough 20 miles out on Port Palning and Decor. Contact A Garver or A Houdelw for details.
Fort Th. A. Hassell and the city’s Rotary committee led by W. C. Deming and Governor Garey prepared the Meld field for the air derby with state highway aid and fort labor. Lt Clupe’s recommendation follows the joint effort, praised for efficiency and field quality. Cheyenne Red Cross runs canteen for aviators during the event.
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