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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1919
Page
11
Evanston Wyoming report details County Commissioner W M Philips driving a county tractor that plunged 10 feet into Bear River at Myers ranch. The tractor survived the drop, the motor kept running, and it crawled back up the river bank. A new bridge is needed.
Wright and a companion were fined 15 each by Judge C. Swainson for drunken distur bance on a train bound for Missoula. Doris Poll a was fined 65 for being a neighbor girl in yesterday's police court session.
A Boston woman advocates uniting English and American church factions. The piece notes Canon Day and mentions Joseph Chamberlin in a brief, unclear context about religious cooperation and cross Atlantic church ties.
The funeral for E Massion, killed when a healing plant faded in a basement of a Jew synagogue on Twentieth street and Pioneer avenue, was held at 9 o’clock yesterday. Rabbi Hoffman led services at the synagogue where the tragedy occurred. About 500 attended, including relatives from Ghngwater Whreat land Douglas and Toon. The body left W W Dumin s mortuary for the services and then to the cemetery where the casket was carried in procession per Jewish New Year custom. Massion is survived by his widow two sons and two daughters.
A district court suit filed yesterday seeks 500 dollars from Captain A H Dahlene, formerly of the Colorado constabulary, claiming payment for repairs to his Willys Knight automobile.
A Cheyenne notice lists church gatherings at the Sunny School on the South Side and Salvation Army hall events with times and addresses. It notes visits from residents and guests including Captain A. M. Holbrook and Mrs. N Haugh, plus travelers from Seattle, Dublin, Denver, and Omaha, with multiple local arrivals and departures.
An effort is underway to stamp out blackleg among cattle in the Egbert district. Ninety head, 70 at Egbert and 20 at Hilsdale, have been vaccinated this week, with all calves aged four months to two years to be treated. Carcasses of diseased cattle are being burned.
Wite ad reads a four cylinder duick car for sale with cash price asked. Also seeks farm for sale with owner contact D F Bush Minneapolis Minnesota. Readers urged to state cash price and full description to reach seller.
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