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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1919
Page
11
Society editor calls requested before 4 p m as Otis Pred Agnew visits Fullerton and residents exchange news. Whittier andWhittier area social events, church and school activities, and visits by Mrs J T Kendall and Mr and Mrs Brandenburg marked a busy week.
War department welfare organizations at Fort Mussell announce the closure of the Yo M. A. building on November 1. The facility will pause Labor Day events this week and reopen soon for a farewell program. Officer changes include Captain Squires named recreational director and Chaplin Axton aiding the effort to save the Y. M. C. A. activities.
A partially garbled report notes a Harvester Building connecting to the water main to supply the new International Harvester company building. The work is ongoing and will link to the main once installation is complete and ready for service.
An elderly Los Angeles reader, Mrs A L Dayott of 647 St Paul Avenue, praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for alleviating ailments. She claims the remedy restored health after years of illness and urges others with similar symptoms to try the product.
The state board led by Governor ATHY Hidy KapAGlly releases four inmates. Howell Medards, sentenced 14 to five years for burglary in Sweetwater County. Fiddl Werteott, five to sixteen years for burglary in Laramie County. Bert Watson, five to ten years for burglary in Laramie County. Thomas Harris, three to six years for burglary in Sweetwater County.
A new concrete work on the west side of Carey Street between Twenty-eighth and Thirtieth Streets aims to protect fresh concrete from frost. Plarinn Saepine, contractor, uses several inches of dirt to cover the wet mix during cold weather and ensure prompt delivery at the contractor’s expense.
George Johnston was fined 40 dollars in police court yesterday afternoon by Judge O A Swalm for carrying concealed weapons. A jackknife with blade was removed from Johnston's pocket. the judge noted the blade would not play about. Another 5 dollar fine was collected for traffic ordinance violation. The report notes Johnston was dilated in court.
Governor Robert D. Carey named Miss Dorothy Timmins of Medicine Bow and M F Bayer of Snohomish as notaries public.
A city rounded up thirty horses found on streets at night and placed them in custody. Owners may reclaim by paying pound fees. The notice mentions a local garage and classified ads as part of the surrounding text.
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