Cheyenne State Leader Overview 1867 Publication Details
Fragmentary OCR shows Cheyenne State Leader weekly schedule details for 1867 with association press note, editor names John Charles Thompson Jr and Fohn C Fleming, and publishing terms. The text includes licensing statements and date placeholders with missing issue dates and pricing.
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Cheyenne
Apa Manings
The
Tribune Publishing. CO Company
Fohn C. Fleming
John Charles Thompson, Jr
Prohibition Sets Stage for Stronger Labor and Industry
Judge Gary and William Z. Foster share a belief in prohibition benefiting industry and workers. The essay argues a saloonless workforce could be steadier, more productive, and better organized, yielding a stronger, clearer class capable of resisting agitators and shaping future industrial relations.
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Judge Gary
William Z. Foster
Gary
Foster
Steel Corporation
The
Chicago Post
Wages and Prices Clash Over Labor and Profit
The piece argues that wage gains depend on profit prospects and production. It criticizes Samuel Gompers for tying wages to living costs while urging workers to align with employers who can sustain payrolls. It warns against strikes and political manipulation, favoring reason over protests.
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Gompers
Political campaign routes and names in mock sports tone
Reports note railway fare hikes push Harding campaign managers to tour publicly. Mentions pink Johnny Lewis contesting Illinois governorship and Maple Leaf as Shamrock IV substitute. Describes Yankees attack as merciless and Russians targeting Poles at Vina in a punny, critical mode.
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Canada
Every Flower Has Story of Its Own THE DAISY
The daisy symbolizes innocence and childhood and is known as marguerite meaning pearl. In medieval times girls used it as a love oracle and pillows hid dreams of loved ones. A Celtic tale links the day’s eye to Malvina’s infant son with flowers dropping over meadows and a golden disc surrounded by silver leaves that opens at daybreak.
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Marguerite
St. Margaret of the Dragon
Malvina
Toscar
Lutha
Morven
Lincoln Highway Weather and Road Conditions Report
Road quality varies across towns from good to rough with fresh graveling and grading noted. Forecast for August 9 to 14 calls for generally fair and warm weather with possible localized thunderstorms. Cheyenne, Wyoming reports updated conditions as of August 9, 1920.
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Lincoln Highway
Nebraska
Pine Bluff
Cheyenne
Ava
Glendo
Orin
Douglas
Glenrock
Casper
Shawnee
Cody
Buffalo
Sheridan
Gillette
Riverton
lLander
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Wyoming
Man Held on Suspicion After Car Sale
Police arrested a man who gave the name Gage and is held for Casper police. He had just sold a car to the Frederickson Garage, a vehicle said not to belong to him.
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Gage
Casper Police
Frederickson
Carborundum Rivals Diamond in Hardness Claim
The article notes Carborundum as an artificial emery substitute rivaling diamond in hardness. It also recalls billiards dating to 148 A.D. when Cathire More of Leinster left a billiard set to his son, illustrating early adoption of the game.
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Cathire More
Leinster
Weather report for Cheyenne Wyoming August 9 1920
Cheyenne Wyoming reports for 24 hours ending 6 p m August 9 1920 show 6 a m temperature 56 mid day 75 and 6 p m 72 with wet bulb readings 52 58 58 and relative humidity 81 40 46. Wind NW SH SW at 10 8 mph. Clear to cloudy with normal 68 degree date, mean 65 degree, 6 degrees colder in last 24 hours. Highest 78 at 1 p m and lowest 52 at 5 30 am. Yesterday wind average 7.2 mph. Total precipitation since January 1 10.99 inches versus normal 10.28. Precipitation last 24 hours 0 inches.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Local park paths graded as sand causes water grooves
Workmen in the city park grading walks note sand accumulation and center grooves trap water. Roads out of Cheyenne were slick after Sunday rain and some cars skidded toward ditches as motorists returned from weekend trips. A. E. Roedel and William Epley attended or planned to attend the state druggists meeting in Torrington. Painting services offered by Geo Cook in the Hynds Building.
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William TH. Epley
Torrington
Cheyenne
Dumm Republican Candidate for Coroner Visits City
The item notes W. W. Dumm, Republican candidate for coroner, in town for the primary on August 17, 1920, during a visit by Denver and Colorado Springs guests for a polo tournament and a consolation match between Denver and the Fifteenth Regimental teams. It also mentions local weather damage from a Sunday wind storm and hospital operations involving Miss Geraldine Murray and Master Jack Gallivan.
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W. W. Dumm
Denver
Colorado Springs
Geraldine Murray
Jack Gallivan
St. John’s Hospital
Teamsters Lose to Union Pacific Shop Team
The Teamsters were defeated by the Union Pacific Shop team on Sunday at the South Side grounds by a score of 16 to 5. Morrison and Hendershot pitched for the shops while Dixon and Cruise started for the Teamsters. Dixon was relieved by Hyans after an early wild spell.
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Teamsters
Union Pacific Shop
South Side
Morrison
Hendershot
Dixon
Cruise
Hyans
Giant jackdaw collapses after scare at church in Campbell Town
A tapping at the church room door sparked a ghost scare in Campbell Town Scotland. A giant jackdaw appeared from the belfry, pecking the floor, then toppled and passed out after being fed, leaving congregants startled by the unusual visitor.
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Campbell Town
Scotland
Proparies of human existence and health teachings
The text discusses three vital aspects of life: belief in God, nourishment from food, and elimination of waste. It argues that interference with digestion and elimination leads to illness, poor blood, anemia, and weakened resistance, and states rheumatism arises from elimination disruptions. It criticizes unhelpful medicines that do not address the underlying condition.
Storm damages unfinished wing at Cheyenne aerodrome
During a Sunday storm at Cheyenne, heavy rain, 2:30 PM lightning struck an unfinished wing of the new aerodrome north of Cheyenne. A gust toppled it and the opposite wing down onto the prairie. A portion of an unfinished truss also blew down. The damaged parts were restored by noon Monday. Damage estimated at about $400. Many Cheyenne families spent Sunday at Natural Fort.
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Aerdrome
Cheyenne
Natural Fort
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Yankees
Vina
Everett True
Condo
Finn
Misterr True
Reginald Depeeysier
Weather Report
Hudson
W. 16Th
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Union Trust Co
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Carey Ave
Geo. Cook
Baume Analgesique
Bengue
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North Crow Reservior
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Jackdaw
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Maas
Nature
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Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
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York City
Swift & Company
U.S.A
Cheyenne, Wyo
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