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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1920
Page
12
A steamship brought 148 Swedes to Stockholm including 80 women and children. They described life in Soviet Russia as unable to sustain with food and clothing despite high wages. They reported detentions, starvation conditions, and looting of foreign legations by Bolshevik forces.
The Union Pacific band conducted by Captain C. O. Ros signol will give a concert at City Park from 4 to 6 this afternoon. The program includes March Twenty Century Losey Bridal Rose Overture Lavalle Lavette Concert Waltz In the Dusk Song for Band March Governor Woodfin and Part II features The Double Eagle Lustspiel Overture Impassioned Dream Valse Stop It Song for Band Robin Hood Selection March St Louis Cadets and Finale Star Spangled Banner.
The Sundance Times notes a stagy frontier festival in Cheyenne attracting large crowds with Western hospitality. It salutes old Shy, rival of Chi, proclaiming she will never die if she keeps growing. In Akron a hotel excavation uncovered two buried fur coats worth 1295 dollars that were stolen.
Miss Margaret Crosson, famed debutante in Washington, plans a dramatic career. She will join a stock company as her first engagement, believing the troupe offers the most thorough preparation for acting.
Hughes Oil reports rapid drilling on their first well in SW% section 2 T26N R90W. Field Superintendent Hughes expects completion within 15 days as the formation is shallow. Nearby Bair Oil success raises stock value. Seattle capital backs drilling with shares at 1000 dollars.
Sam W. Gebo of Montana, visiting Sheridan, discusses postwar Franco German tension, reclamation of land in France, and predicts a new era of prosperity for Northwestern farmers as crops flourish in Hardin area and wheat harvest nears its end. He notes Cuba's 1920 sugar yield at about 4.5 million tons.
The Cheyenne State Leader shows vast improvements in appearance and policies under the able editorial guidance of John G. Thompson Jr. Mr Thompson drives the paper forward as the new leader, shaping its direction and standards.
The Cheyenne State Leader, owned by the Prosperous Tribune Publishing Co, plans to assign Mr. Thompson a larger field in line with his proven newspaper work. The change reflects his years of diligent effort and the publisher’s aim to better align duties with his abilities.
Shatttlh George F. Bigger served eighteen months in Vrande, was gassed and recovered. Last week he stepped on a rusty nail here and died of blood poisoning, according to his obituary.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses medical or chemical terms with garbled phrases. It mentions omega components, normal cases in five days, interference with work, and a suspicious monetary amount. Requires clarification to identify concrete people places or events.
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