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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1919
Page
3
Society editor inquiries note phone call deadline. society items include travels residents and church activities. Reports mention Whittier Glas meeting with Mrs John Garey and lectures by Professor Worcester, plus hospital updates and visits from Missouri residents and local officials.
War department welfare units at Fort Mussell announce the Y M C A building will close on November 1. The Y M C A work at Leifart ends this week with a farewell event, then resumes Tuesday night next week. Captain Squires is named Fort recreational director to aid formation of a permanent enlisted men’s club for the 15th Cavalry. Chaplin Axton assists.
A new International Harvester building connected with the water system after yesterday’s work on the main line. The installation is nearing completion and will be fully linked once the final connections are made.
An aged Los Angeles resident urges readers to try Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound claiming it cured her longstanding ailments. The letter extols the product’s healing powers and urges others with similar troubles to seek the medicine by name.
Four convicts are set to depart under the state board’s mercy plan led by Governor ATHY. Howell Medards, sentenced to 14 years plus, is sent from Sweetwater county for burglary. Fiddl Werteott, Parrish, and Bert Watson each face five to ten years for burglary in Laramie and Haramie counties. Thomas Harris, from Sweetwater county, faces three to six years for burglary.
A new side on the west side of Carey street near Twenty-eighth Street is being built to protect recently poured concrete from freezing. Planners Saepine, contractor, bury several inches of dirt over the concrete for insulation and weatherproofing. Deliveries promised promptly at our expense if you do not obtain your lead.
George Johnston was fined 40 dollars for carrying a concealed knife, Judge O A Swalm presiding. A knife found in his pocket was removed and explained to the judge. An additional 5 dollar fine was collected for a traffic ordinance violation.
Governor Robert D. Carey Thursday named Dorothy Timmins of Medicine Bow and M. F. Bayer of Snohomish as notaries public.
Thirty horses were rounded up by city authorities after being found straying near Nighterton street. Horses were towed to pound facilities. owners may reclaim them by paying pound fees.
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