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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1920

Page

9

Dancing party and social notes from Cheyenne area

Invitations extend to town youths for an 8 to 11:30 dancing party at Fort Russell with Miss Charlotte as sponsor and Sergeants Duthie Kilberg and others as hosts. Other items include Daughters of the American Revolution meetings, visits from guests, and social events around Cheyenne, with marriage and birthplace notices, church gatherings, and a severe storm causing damage and a fatality from lightning.

Fort Tonight Fort Russell Charlotte Fort Rusee Duthie and Kilberg Swanbere Nee Christie Fort 1 Daughters of the American Revolution A. D. Walton Twenty-seventh Street Central Avenue Casper

Labor Day Storm Drenches Cheyenne City

A Labor Day storm floods Cheyenne with water and debris, leaving sidewalks carpeted with leaves up to three inches deep near the Dannelly cafe and around the city park. Railroad reports say the storm did not extend beyond ten miles from the city. A shower at the country club briefly interrupted golf activities as city streets drained the floodwater.

Anne Cheyenne Nicholas Carter Union Pacific City Park Ahoes Dannelly Cafe Country Club Deparva

Conductor’s Error Blamed In Denver Disaster

Judge R F Morrison of Denver, a noted mining law author whose texts were widely used, was among those killed in a Colorado disaster. Also listed is Strickler, 17, of Casper Wyoming, a high school cadet.

R. F. Morrison Denver Conntry Colorado Insu Ja Herald Strickler Casper Wyo

Council of Kadosh Installs Officers In Wyoming Consistory

At a regular meeting of Wyoming Consistory No. 1 on Monday night the Council of Kadosh installed officers. Names include J. A. Kirkpatrick commander. J. Howell first lieutenant commander. William A. Wyman second lieutenant commander. William C. Mentzer chancellor. C. Rafter orator. George H. Gilland almoner. Samuel Corgan recorder. B. W. Stone treasurer. Howard B. Helas master ceremonies. Charlies L. Beatty tarppeller. Galen A. Fox draper. Walter D. Batchellor first deacon. Harry A. True Jr second deacon. John Burri bearer of beauseant. John W. Howard bearer of white standard. Clyde Barry bearer of black standard. Benjamin Swisher lieutenant of the guard. William L. Cook sentinel.

J. A. Kirkpatrick J. Howell William A. Wyman Dns William C. Mentzer C. Rafter George H. Gilland Almoner Samuel Corgan Recorder B. W. Stone Treassurer Howard B. Helas Charlies L. Beatty Tarppeller Galen A. Fox Draper Walter D. Batchellor Harry A. True, Jr John Burri Beauseant John W. Howard Clyde Barry Enjamin F. Swisher Guard William L. Cook Sentinel

Two More Airships Wrecked at Springs

The page reports two additional airships of the De aviland 4 type wrecked at Springs. The craft carry pilot and observer seats with mall pouches and will serve aerial mail. Washington dispatches say mail service may begin Wednesday with planes from New York and San Francisco, but local officials doubt an imminent start.

Springs Washington New York San Francisco

Maine Election in September Center of Attention

Portland Maine September 5 Political interest centers on the September 18 election with campaigns active since late July Republicans and Democrats both predicting success Maine unique for September state elections shaping which party controls state offices and influence on national politics Officials note national leaders bring big guns into the Maine race to test political currents while voter choice may signal broader trends

Maine Portland Bfe Charles Tor Congreys Savernorship Frederic

Sugar production and import trends in China and Formosa

The article notes Formosa’s sugar growth after Japanese sovereignty, compares Chinese sugar quality to foreign imports, and discusses China’s production of about 350,000 tons versus 450,000 tons of imports, with 800,000 tons consumed annually to serve 400 million people.

Formosa Japan Bow China

Political map shows Maine Republicans, Democrats clash in primaries

Bangor figure H Jurkourat defeats Milliken and Deering in republican contests while Bertrand McIntire faces race in New England state. Three congressmen seek re election with Price Towle Brown challenging as democrats. Governor Milliken leads party lines amid debates over the league of nations. Maine elections show shifting fortunes and possible redistricting implications.

H. Jurkourat Bangor Carl K E. Milliken John P. Deering Bertrand G. Meiintire Norway Milliken Maine McIntire Congress White Wallace N. Price Peters Archie C. Towle Hersey Leon G. C. Brown Price Towle Brown Louis B Goodall Repubiicans Darrell L. Beedy Portland Frank H. Haskell League of Nations United States Senate United States Parkhurst Frederick W. Plais Bert. M. Ferald Plaisted William T. Haines Haines Oakley C. Curtis Curtis Hughes Wilson Benson Heary Mr. McIntire

Beet Sugar Crowded China from Leaders In World Production

Manila August 1 George H Fairchild Manila sugar planter and exporter reports China's annual sugar output is about 250000 short tons. Sechuen leads provinces with 184000 tons, Kwang-Tung 100000, and overall China has fallen from top ranks due to Western beet sugar development, now twelfth in world production.

China Manila P. LI George H. Fairchild Seechuen Ar. Fairchild Kwang-Tung Mr. Fairchild Europe India Java Philippine Islands Cuba

Flu Mystery Race Thins Polynesian Population

Honolulu reports Dr. Herbert B. Gregory of Bishop Museum says influenza wiped out half of the Polynesian race. Yale funds $60 000 yearly to aid in tracing Polynesian origin. Other experts add pages of Pacific history are lost but clues remain.

Honolulu T. H Herbert B. Gregory Bishop Museum Pacific A. G. Mayor Carnegie Dr. Mayor

Olatoan Oil Well No 4 Drilling Update

The Olatoan Oil Company well No 4 in section 34 46 63 Osage Field near Pedro shows a depth of 520 feet with 480 feet of oil in the hole and sand not yet encountered. Muddy sand expected at 600 feet. Additional drilling planned in section 6 45 62 and 31 46.

Olatoan Oil Company Osage Field Pedro

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