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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1920
Page
11
Clara R. Dodds edits social calendar with church and club events. Attendees dine at First Methodist church and attend parish house meetings. Mrs. Kay B. Lee and guests attend Caruso concert in Denver. Community groups plan Kensingtons and mixers as neighbors share news of births, visits, and travels.
The Salvation Army completed its Wyoming drive for funds to finance relief work during the coming year. J. A. Kirkpatrick, a local real estate and insurance agent at 1521 Carey, is noted among participants with prompt and efficient service.
A Cheyenne overview notes a late autumn wind stripping leaves, livestock shipments rising toward eastern markets, and a city commission meeting approving a new morality ordinance. The Eagles dance hall reopened after an investigation, Caruso listeners returned from Denver, and Dr William Harris died in Newcastle prompting Mondell to cancel talks. Senator Kenyon plans a Republican rally next week as road work near the Colorado border is fixed.
The notice promotes land sales in a growing city with an offer of $10 down and $10 monthly payments. It touts land as a safer investment and invites readers to visit 239 today to view the lots and save their savings through property.
Pointed administrator of the estate of his brother Thomas E. Holland, murdered by Yoo Geon. The presidential and other elections will be held three weeks from today. Sloan's Lake camping ground sees few campers. motor tourists still pass through. Anglers report indifferent success from nearby streams, said Mr. Dumm, yet Leader notes results as convincing as a cruel open molasses boarding-house.
A Cheyenne paper recounts a mistaken ad inquiry spree about a house for rent that led to dozens of calls to the W. W. Dumm mortuary at 1815 Carey avenue. The undertaker grew angry as callers persisted, prompting an investigation and protest to stop the unwanted inquiries.
A promise of a paper sent at the recipient's expense is stated, with contact via phone toillat toathe or the Leader and Messenger Barvies mentioned as the source of the offer.
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