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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
16
Local Teachers Plan Cheyenne Meeting During Thanksgiving
A Wyoming State Teachers association local committee met in Superintendent Ira B. Fee's office to arrange the annual gathering in Cheyenne over Thanksgiving. Members include Miss Lula McCormick and Miss Katherine Organ with R. M. Lamont of the Cheyenne Industrial Club offering services for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming State Teachers’ Association
Ira B. Fee
Cheyenne
Lula McCormick
Katherine Organ
Mamie E. Hefferon
Cheyenne Industrial Club
Insurance Office to Open Here in Cheyenne
Stephen R. Huff formerly of Kane Pennsylvania and representative of New York Life Insurance will locate permanently in Cheyenne to represent his organization. He is a well known progressive businessman and is welcomed by Cheyenne insurance and financial professionals. The exact location will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen R. Huff
Kane
New York Life Insurance Company
Cheyenne
Huff
Cheyenné
Michigan Glee Club Plans Cheyenne Stop on West Tour
The Michigan Glee and Mandolin Club, fifty members strong and famed in the United States, invites Cheyenne alumni to help arrange a stop on a coastward tour from Anna Harbor. They seek acceptable expenses coverage and aim to perform in Cheyenne, recalling a favorable 1914 stop in Laramie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Glee and Mandolin Club
United States
Michigan
Anna Harbor
Pacific Coast
Cheyenne
Laramie
Ernest Thompson Dies in Oregon After Operation
Word reached Mr and Mrs Drew Thompson of the sudden death of their son Ernest 24 at Baker Oregon following an operation Ernest came to Cheyenne with his family from Nebraska and settled near Federal where he farmed He married Mabel Wadell December 19 and later moved to Baker He was a member of the United Brothers church at Ord Nebraska and is survived by his widow and his parents brothers and sisters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Thompson
Ernest
Baker
Ore
Ernest Thompson
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Federal
Mabel Wadell
United Brothers Church
Ord
Neb
Shake Up At High School Schedule Changes For Cheyenne Team
Cheyenne high school football postpones next Saturday game with Golden Mines Freshmen and shifts schedule to November 11 against Laramie. Coach Merten explains weather and new material as reasons, with strategic lineup changes expected to strengthen the back field and line for a tougher test at Laramie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne High School
Golden School of Mines
Fort Collins Aggie Shorthorns
Cheyenne
Laramie
Paul Peters
Harman Milligan
Dave Cook
Kirk Hartung
Ned
Arrol
Lawrence Truckee
Phil Hopkins
Milligan
Hopkins
Dave Roberta
Frank Highman
Rudolph Rogensberger
Leslie Meager
Vernon
Gus) Newlin
Skookums Invitation for Skookum Day in Fort Collins
Fort Collins Mayor H Clammer invites Cheyenne to Skookum day celebrations on October 27 marking four blocks of paving and a decorative system. The note promises a key to the city and open gates to guests from northern Colorado and southern Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. LaFontaine
H. Clatamer
Fort Collins
Cheyenne
Wye
Colorado
Wyoming
Wagner
H. Clammer
Rail Employers Meet Money Sells at Premium
The Cheyenne Railway Employers Building and Loan Association held its monthly board meeting at L. Murray's Sixteenth street office. Bidding was brisk with money sold at premiums including Peters 600 at 18 percent, Neidelhauf 800 at 18 1/4, Sloan 1000 at 16 1/2, Tilton 2600 at 16 3/4, Gaskin 3000 at 16 3/4, Claussen 3200 at 16 1/2, totaling 10,800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directions of
The
Cheyenne Railway Bmployers' Building and Loan Association
L. Murray
Sixteenth Street
Premi
J, Peters
S. Neidelhauf
K. Sloan
M. Tilton
J. C. Gaskin
Secretary Houx Buys Local Goods
Secretary Houx selects local supplier Percy Smith of Cheyenne for carpets and furniture for Senate and House chamber rooms. He reviewed quotes from eastern and western firms but found local providers could meet needs, awarding contracts locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houx
Secretary of State
Percy Smith
Senate
House of Representatives
Hous
Noux
James B True Leads Wyoming Delegation at Irrigation Congress
James B True of Cheyenne, state engineer of Wyoming, presided over the Rural Credits and Land Settlement section of the National Irrigation Congress in El Paso on October 17. The congress adopted resolutions urging federal aid, a cooperative water-law codification, and diversion of flood waters to semi arid regions, with a Salt Lake City public building exhibit plan and a goal to deliver irrigation water to 1,680,000 acres in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. True
Cheyenne
Wyoming
National Irrigation Congress
Elo Paso
Texas
Beeston
Ita
Salt Lake City
Utah
Reclamation Service
Congress
United Action
Mississippi River Commission
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Congress of the
United States
Department of Agriculture
Study on soil moisture aims to protect land and boost yields
The article notes the need for a coordinated, long term study of soil moisture across major irrigated regions by state and federal agencies to determine water duty and prevent land injury. It urges an appropriation for the Geological Survey to work with state entities on stream systems and water supply. Also mentions visitors: Casper INNISes and St Louis SEIBOLDS in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Geological Survey
San Felice Cigars Price Increase To Five Cents Each
The Deisel Wemmer Company raises San Felice cigar prices due to higher costs for quality tobaccos. The consumer price becomes five cents per cigar, or a quarter for six, reflecting the industry's push to maintain superior standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Felice
Deisel-Wemmer Company
SAN’ Felice
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. S. Johnston Grocery Co
Isle OF Pines
Hallowe’en
Monarch
Jones’ Dairy Farm
Jemima
Jemina
Tc Eeaee
Michigan Glee Club
Oregon
Bon
Tal! Brand Rubbers
Everwear
Colorado City
Measrs
Edmunds
Cody
Wade
Plains Hotel
Industrial Club
Colorado Aggies
University of Colorado
Here
A. C. Claussen
James
True
Paso
Jonathan
Staymen
Splizenberg
Delicious
Kelley Mercantile Company
Casper
Mrs. W. I Innis
St. Louis
K. F. Seibold
City
St. Loula
San Felice Cigars
Wyoming Trust & Sav
Ings Bank
Toggery
Forseman & Hoffman
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