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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
13
A fragment suggests a youth suffered a foot injury during a quarry incident. Details are unclear but indicate mishap with possible harm and involvement of a bystander or worker. Further context remains unreadable in the fragment.
The University of Colorado club held a meeting at Miss Ruth Crary’s home, electing officers for the year including Mrs. William Garbitt as president and J. Carl Metcalf as secretary-treasurer. The group then enjoyed a light supper and musical entertainment.
The passage identifies Elizabeth Wilcox as captain of the Wellesley College riding team and notes her graceful, Romanesque riding style.
Tombstone Arizona April 28 The trial of Harry H Wootton for kidnapping in the Bisbee deportations of July 1947 nears its end. Judge Samuel L Pattee instructed the jury to find the defendant not guilty if Fred W Brown a prosecution witness joined the deportees willingly or if danger to people and property in Warren district made the deportations necessary. The thirty page charge was read and night sessions were ordered to speed the verdict.
Spring wedding season stirs brides to be with gown and bridesmaids dress ideas. The article previews lace cascades satin trims and pearl embroidery on bodices sleeves and belts. It describes gowns in white ivory satin pink blue and green with veils trains caps and floral accessories as ideal for spring nuptials.
A National Research Council committee reports that the milk cow yields a larger share of protein and energy from feed than beef cattle. Estimates show good milk cows recover about 20 percent of feed energy as human food, poor cows 12 percent, and beef steers about 6 percent, with cows more efficient over a full life cycle.
Wyoming Baptists marshal efforts to hit a state quota of $113 000 for the Northern Baptists New World Movement campaign running April 26 to May 2. H Y Booker of Worland leads the state effort with a county and church based organization to support expanded missions and minister salaries.
Dr. Aitchison says the church must move forward with uncompromising Christianity to confront modern reconstruction and destruction, warning that those who resist reforms are the "pussyfooter" Roosevelt would condemn and that no solution exists without direct, unmodified faith.
A nutrition analysis argues calcium comes from milk, not meat, and that milk intake largely determines calcium adequacy in American diets. It notes milk transfers vitamins from grain and hay into human use, while meat contributes little calcium and may reduce overall diet balance. The committee advocates shifting emphasis from meat to milk to boost health and agriculture.
The Elks host a dance on Thursday April 20 with music by The Rocky Mountain Society Orchestra. Tickets are four dollars fifty cents.
Notice dated April 29 1920 declares that after this date the author will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife. The signature reads THOMAS DOWNER with a date range April 29 30 May.
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