Memorial Hospital of Laramie County Seeks Bids for New Building
Notice to contractors calls for sealed proposals for a new Memorial Hospital at Memorial Hospital of Laramie County Wyoming. Architects Backesen Porter. bids due by Oct 29 1920. $1600 certified check. surety bond required. plans available at secretary or architects. proposals in duplicate. board may accept or reject all proposals.
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Board of Tristess
Memorial Hospital
Laramie County
Oh 6
Wyoming
Backesen & Porter
Samuel Corson
Matonica Temple
Cheyenne
John A. In
John W. Lacey
Weather Report Summary for Clay County
Clay area reports normal temperature 44 degrees and actual mean 46 for the date. Last 24 hours change 4 degrees. Measured precipitation since January 1 totals 14.26 inches, with 0 inches in the last 24 hours and no new snow. Wind direction W E with average velocity 7.6. Relative humidity 64 percent.
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Rough Treatment for Dynamiters of Trains on the African Lines
Johannesburg dispatch reports Lorenson Marques authorities in Portuguese East Africa warn striking railroad workers that ringleaders will be tied with ropes and placed on tracks in front of locomotives if train sabotage continues. The strike has effectively cut coast-hinterland connections, amid tightened port activity and disrupted railway communications.
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Kansas City Man Transferred to Denver in Justice Dept Change
B Argabright of Kansas City is moved to Denver to take charge of the department of justice in the Colorado district including Wyoming. He succeeds Roy O Sampson who has also been transferred. Hunters visiting the city yesterday morning were disappointed as no ducks were shot.
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Cheyenne Briefs: Frost, Elections, and Local Happenings
Arch ie Allison erects tool warehouse at foundation site for Consistory Cathedral. Rotary lunch at Plains hotel today. Second voter registration opens tomorrow ends Friday. Democrats meet in Albin for county offices. O’Mahoney to Washington Friday. Union Pacific pays semi monthly. Livestock shipments head to market from Cheyenne stockyards. Wyoming budget prep underway first budget to legislature. Waters fill pools west of city from recent snow. U S district court meets with Judge Lewis in seclusion. Lilac dishes moved from Coe cathedral. New Evans and Nineteenth St apartment progress and near North Home St grade school. County offices campaign fever rises. Democrats from nearby towns meet McAdoo in city. Supplies prepared for November election. Large campar ture shipments pass Cheyenne post office. Hallowe en pranks planned. Airmail honor near field nearing completion. Cabin Wyoming Old Mexico business noted. Cheyenne 1920 precipitation trend toward normal. Army trans continental race no longer reported. Furniture moved into Carey building for Leader office. No word Cheyenne to host League of Nations Special rally. Lincoln Highway attention in Lincoln High Bulletin. Marriage license to George Goff and Miss Kathryn Keon of Glenrock.
Paper Supply Held While Boundary Line Newfoundland Fixed
Newfoundland and Labrador border dispute resurfaces as surveys reveal Labrador's vast forest and waterpower resources. Ambitious talks in London with English counsel aim to draft Newfoundland Labrador claims, amid ambiguous historical wording on coast boundaries and jurisdiction.
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Masonic Reception Planned for Dr Rafter Birthday
The Rev Dr George C Rafter will receive a birthday reception on November in his city from his Masonic brothers Wyoming Commandery No 1 and Wyoming Consistory No 1 in recognition of his community service. At eighty two he remains active and advocates exercise and long walks.
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Arguing Big Land Case Before Lewis
The second day of final arguments in the United States Government versus the Big Horn Sheep Company and John B. Okie of Lost Cabin begins at 10 a m before Judge Robert Lewis in Denver. District Attorney Charles N. Rigdon seeks to prove the defendants obtained about 140 homestead timber and stone entries in Wyoming through fraudulent operations.
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Denver
J. A. Riner
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Big Horn Sheep ‘Company
John B. Okie
Lost Cabin
Charles N. Rigdon
Winter May Wipe Out Moscow Poor Now Destitute
Lucerne traveler T A Kuhn describes famine and hardship in Moscow with poverty spreading, clothing worn from patched material, and a bleak winter ahead for peasants. He cites passports used by propagandists, British and American prisoners made to clean streets in Hak… and Georgians under Moscow delegation rule, noting opposition.
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Basil King Film The Street Called Straight at Atlas
Basil King novel adaptation The Street Called Straight plays at the Atlas today and tomorrow. The story centers on moral values with no real villain, only Fate influencing characters to act honestly, followed by a short two reel Chaerene and Riches.
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Law of They North at Lyric Puts Ray in Stellar Thriller
Dramatic high order thrills mark The Law of They North featuring Charles Ray at the Lyric for final showings today. Ray delivers one of his strongest silent performances with a capable cast from the Thomas H Ince studio including Doris Lee Robert McKim Gloria Hope and Charles French. An added attraction is Harry Carey in The Sheriff's Baby.
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Ray
Thomas H. Ince
Doris Lee
Robert McKim
Gloria Hope
Charles French
Vamp Victory as Constance Talmadge Stars in The Pert Woman
Constance Talmadge heads the Amuse today in The Pert Woman a First National comedy by John Emerson and Anita Loos. The picture blends light humor with melodramatic action promising entertaining moments and a engaging performance by Talmadge.
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Untitled film note with a troubled romance
A rough, fragmentary description hints at a romance plot involving a pilot, a mysterious woman, and a perilous adventure. Mentioned figures include Sharice Mith and Ned Sparks in supporting roles, with attribution to a lead character and a dramatic arc.
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Satires of 1920 at Princess in a Stunning Coast Revue
The Princess hosts a Pacific coast revue titled The Satires of 1920 featuring Panchon and Marco, famed for dance wizardry, with Muriel Striker and Eva Clark in lead roles. The show promises colorful numbers like The Shrine of the Zunin plus broad comedy and dancing, opening Friday night.
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al Wohlman
John Bheshas
Wyoming Interest Grows in State Leader Support
Cheyenne residents and Wyoming communities show rising interest in the State Leader initiative as supporters organize discussions and outreach efforts statewide.
Local Paper Ad Promotes New Subscriber Offer
An advertised offer invites readers to start a paper subscription at once. It emphasizes savings of one to three and a half months and mentions benefits for new subscribers.
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