Fragmentary OCR Highlights Local Baking Terms
OCR fragment mentions flour water and baked goods with unclear context. It suggests a baking theme tied to moons and months but lacks complete names or events.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1920
Page
11
OCR fragment mentions flour water and baked goods with unclear context. It suggests a baking theme tied to moons and months but lacks complete names or events.
Mayme Hollingshead files for divorce from Frank Hollingshead in District Court Wyoming County. She accuses extreme cruelty habitual drunkenness desertion and non support for over three years. Defendants must answer by December 4 1920 or default judgment may be entered. T J Fisher Clerk. Attorney John Charles Thompson Sr. represents plaintiff.
William Beck seeks an absolute divorce from Flora O Beck on grounds of extreme cruelty and wilful desertion spanning over ten years. Defendant's unknown residence must answer by November 18 1920 or a default judgment will be entered. Clerk of District Court notes case identifiers L824 61-8-16-22-20 NS.
A notarized statement from Joha Fleming manager of the Cheyenne State Leader lists publisher Tribune Publishing Company Cheyenne editor W C Deming managing editor J C Thompson Jr and manager John C Fleming. It notes owners Tribune Publishing Company W C Deming and Thomas H ng of Warren Ohio with no bondholders or other security holders listed.
Judge W H E presided as Roy Colvin deputy food commissioner and Sheriff W J Smal helped arrest W R Barton for selling diseased meat to neighbors. The investigation toured Orne Creek farms where several livestock exhibited feverish symptoms and frothing.
Farmers secure winter quarters in Cheyenne and send children to local schools while a heavy duck flight passes over the lakes. Registration totals 3,673 with two days more on Oct 21 and 22. Divorces granted for William and Elizabeth Chiones and Bettie May Acor. Local improvements include Sherman Paint store remodel and Racket store front. Hunters return with big game tales as the Silver Crown hills snow over.
Earle Williams stars in The Purple Cypher a colorful mystery drama filled with intrigue action and suspense. Also on the bill are Al Jennings in The Inout and The Vanishing Dagger with Eddie Pola plus a Universal comedy.
The audience in Amite praised Bert Lytell in The Price of Redemption marking a new local record for his latest screen work. The drama portrays Leigh Dering, an English youth, as he falters through drink and drug addiction with a powerful performance. The Gumps weekly feature also screens.
Wallace Reid stars in You're Fired a Clara G Kennedy adaptation of an O Henry story. He plays a young man forced to keep a job for three months to marry a railroad owner's daughter. Tonight includes The Revenge of Tarzan as a special attraction along with a Western.
In Laramie yesterday afternoon Jesse Be Spielman Jr. and Miss Alice Merle Wright, both of Gillette Wyoming, were married. The ceremony drew local interest from Gillette residents and marked a notable union for the region.
Laramie native Ralph McCullough, son of Mr and Mrs McCullough, stars with Marie Eline in situation comedies at Berwilla studios Los Angeles. His first film appearance will be shown here the week in December according to an announced schedule.
M. G. Bradley and J. J. Marie of Greybull Wyoming were fined 30 dollars and jailed for visiting places for immoral purposes. They were arrested with two Greybull girls aged 17 and 14 in Cheyenne. Warrant actions for statutory rape were issued by Basin officials and a Cheyenne officer expected to transfer prisoners, but none arrived. The girls remain in municipal custody awaiting parental instructions.
In Judge W. H. Edwards court a jury ruled for Parker A. Smith of Archer Wyoming in the suit brought by Lewis Barada also of Archer to recover an eighty three bushel share of the 1910 grain crop from Smiths farm. Barada testified he did not receive wheat and the case centered on lease and sale details. The defense was led by A D Walton with H G B Henderson Jr representing the plaintiff. The six jurors were H L Van Nostrand Jacob Sherman Raymond K Olds D W Lawr Harry Mitchell and Richard Grace.
LARAMIE Wyo Oct 14 The Wyoming Mica Mining and Milling company has been incorporated here with a capital of 4000. Incorporators are Henry K McBroom Louis Poster Schuyler Potter Frank McBroom and Andrew Z Stewart.
An old newspaper classified ad promotes Zemo skin treatment by The W. Rose Co of Cleveland Ohio. The copy highlights relief for itching and burning with a claim of removing stains and improving skin health.
New York Oct 14. J P Morgan & Co announced readiness to pay the 600 million Anglo French loan maturing tomorrow. More than 200 million will be paid in cash. the remaining portion has been handled in the open market.
Madison Wis Oct 14 State Insurance Commissioner P Whitman reports Ed ward Salistad Eau Claire prominent business man is believed located in nolum A fire marshal is to investigate the Lake Nebagamon cottage fire of August 25 in which Salistad was thought to have died Carl J Good Ashland fire marshal deputy is ordered to Lake Nebagamon and Superior for the inquiry
An explosion at the Manhattan Oil company plant at 9th and Murphy streets in Des Moines, possible lightning cause, injured workers initially reported as three. Fire threat to adjoining property followed the blast this afternoon.
Governor Davis urged Virginians to observe Sunday October 14 as League of Nations Day. The appeal followed a request from the League of Nations Day committee led by President Lowell of Harvard University.
Rain or snow occurred across southern Wyoming with heaviest fall near Medicine Bow. Denver measured 0.246 inch and Wheatland reported rain while Sherman Hill saw snow.
A large flock of geese rested on Government lake yesterday. Warnings about February and March warrents were noted. Auto top makings at Hobbs Hurkfeldt and Finkbinder promise prompt service. A broad line of Baby Carriages and Sulkies is available at Hobbs Hurkfeldt and Finkbinder. Taxi cab and tour services listed with phone contact 9.
Laramie financier John W. Hay, a banker for Laramie Rock Springs and Cheyenne, has assumed control of the Hanna coal mines and will begin operations immediately. He plans to sell his entire output directly to individual consumers as Union Pacific has been absorbing mine output this year.
Ex service members living are being shunned as a “Dead Men’s Club” forms. The note mentions 11 980 women enrolled in the United States Navy during World War II and references department cargo yards and naval stations.
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