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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1919
Page
15
Classified ads offer stenographer position with strong references and address Box 45 care Leader. Also help wanted for female workers for daily walking and talking duties with pay 2.50 daily, and buyers for household goods and clothing. Other notices include fur and taxidermy services, ranch housekeeper wanted, rental rooms, and short-hand writers needed for wire transmission work.
The page lists notices for annual stockholders meetings of Atland Industrial Company and Wyoming Development Company with dates in October 1919. It also records a Ladies Auxiliary Army and Navy Union event, a public publication notice from the Department of the Interior for James Romine of Feders, and homestead final proof notices for Raym ond A Paul Joe Croll and others. Several officials and witnesses named.
Estate of Nora King formerly Nora Van Dyke Devenand. Jetters Penlamentary granted Sept 1919. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers to Executor Daniel W. Gill within six months, or be barred. One year from letters date to file claims. Dated Sept 10 1919. Walter Q. Phelan attorney for estate.
The Wyoming State Medical Society at the annual Thermopolis meeting elected officers for the year. Dr. P. of Cheyenne was named president and Dr. Ball of Wheedon Sheridan became secretary, with De. W. F. Smith of Lander as treasurer. The 1920 convention will be held in Cheyenne.
Surviving members of the wing constitutionalists meet in Cheyenne for the first delegates reunion in thirty years. The event opens at the state capitol with Judge M C Brown presiding and Gov Robert N D Carey delivering an address of welcome. Delegates, former officials, and editors attend a banquet at the Plains Hotel with remarks from W K Chaplin secretary of state and others.
A Wyoming dispatch notes that the first tobacco plants in the state near Larande are maturing. Wasser Levkulich of TM Place has grown tobacco for years, supplying his own needs and some friends. The 1919 crop is nearly four feet high and nearing frost. Seed originated from Amstein. About one and a half pounds of the 1918 crop remain, with good color and aroma.
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