Cheyenne State Leader Staff and Publication Details
The Cheyenne State Leader, established 1867, is a daily morning paper published by the Tribune Publishing Company with offices on Feral Street. John Fleming and John Charles Thompson Jr. lead editorial and business operations. the paper is a member of the Associated Press and reserves rights for all dispatches.
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Uncle Sam Holds Bag Over Poland Debts
The United States has supplied Poland with military materials through the War Department and other agencies. Poland owes about 71.9 million dollars on promissory notes to the U S Treasury and possibly up to 100 million in total from various government sales. Officials fear Congressional scrutiny if Poland defaults and urge public awareness of these transactions.
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Forest policy urged to curb timber depletion nationwide
President Pack of the American Forestry Association warns the US timber supply could be exhausted within 25 years at current rates. He calls for federal legislation expanding holdings, state cooperation, forest taxation, and loans, with experts urging state control over remaining forests and federal support for conservation and research.
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William Marion Reedy Obituary Reflections and Economic Note
A tribute to William Marion Reedy praises his intellect and influence on American letters and reform. The piece notes debt relief since August 81, 1919, and the prevalence of bank depositors, ending with the fact about global cotton production at about 20 million bales annually.
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Marigolds through myth and omen in floral lore
The article explores marigolds with meanings from Christian legends and Greek myth and notes on color symbolism such as jealousy. It links the flower to wealth and marriage beliefs, a Breton foot touch to read birds, and a Mexican view of the plant as the flower of death. Weather notes record Cheyenne precipitation and late summer cooling.
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Weather shocks with twelve degree drop in mean temp
During the past day the United States weather bureau recorded a 12 degree cooling. The Wednesday normal was 67 degrees while the actual mean stood at 58. By 3 PM the thermometer rose again.
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Weather report for Cheyenne Wyoming August eleventh
Weather report for Cheyenne Wyoming covers twenty four hours ending 6 pm with temperatures 53 at 6 am 59 at noon and 59 at 6 pm The high 63 and low 58 occurred earlier 3 pm and 1 am Relative humidity at 6 am 86 percent noon 82 percent 6 pm 76 percent Wind from NW at 6 am and NW at noon and 6 pm Precipitation since Jan 1 11.095 inches with .03 inches in the last twenty four hours Normal temp today 67 degrees Actual mean 58 degrees colder by 12 degrees from yesterday’s mean.
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Name changes of Lithuanian towns in war bulletin
A New York dispatch notes 87 Lithuanian towns had name changes during the war. Balbieriskis Balviesisch ki Aleksandrow ski Bezermenia Ladisl owke Naumiestis Sake apski and other toponyms were updated in an American Express company bulletin listing the shifts.
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Houston Now Sets Page for Divorce Granting
Houston, Texas, August 11. The city proclaims itself Americas Divorce Center as 70 divorces can be granted in an hour and a record 328 in a day. A client pays twenty dollars for a court date and a suit is filed amid tales of cruelty and abuse under Texas residence requirements. Clockers note that a skilled lawyer can complete a divorce in about 48 seconds.
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Back to Farm Movement Empties Chicago Flats
Chicago real estate sources report 6 000 to 8 000 flats vacant as the back to farm drive prompts tenants to flee rising rents and landlords to push sales. Builders cite material and labor costs shutting down over half of planned projects, forcing trades workers to seek jobs elsewhere.
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Nocturnal rabbiters report poor sport around Cheyenne
Local notes describe weak rabbit hunting near Cheyenne and light crowds at Mercury beach with bathers scarce. Street railway workers resume in city business district as primary election materials are prepared for distribution.
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Cuticura Heals Pimples Says Miss Zona Jackson
Miss Zona Jackson of Goldendale Washington describes two months of scalp itching hair loss and facial pimples. She reports using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, consuming two cakes of Soap and two boxes of Ointment, and being completely healed.
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Dumm Runs for Coroner on Republican Ticket in 1920 Primary
Polish residents of Cheyenne follow war news with keen interest as W. W. Dumm campaigns for Coroner on the Republican ticket in the August 17 1920 primary. Taxi call 60917426.
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