Cheyenne Tribune masthead and publishing details
The excerpt shows the Cheyenne State Leader Tribune publishing masthead with established 1867, morning edition except Monday, office address at No. 1 Federal Street, staff names John C. Fleming and John Charles Thompson Jr, AP membership note, and pricing labeled 1 Year Sunday only.
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Gheyenne
Tribune Publishing Company
Cheyenne
Clana
Wederal Street
Wsther Hackman
Celia Kelley
The Freest President Is Free From All Debts and Interests
The author argues a free president is free of ambitious pose and debt, able to scrutinize profiteering interests while serving as a giant among pigmies. The piece contends government is simple with a single aim and muses on youth, renewal, and the value of staying young in thought.
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United States
California
Why the Dog Days Name Outlasts Its Ancient Link
A breezy explainer notes dog days reflect the dog star Sirius and the sun during the hottest period. Modern heat alone makes dogs tired and irritable, but doctors say the old superstition overstates danger. The piece ends with a wry nod to Brest-Litovsk.
Centenarian Deaths Noted by Philadelphia Record
The Philadelphia Record lists several centenarians and near-centenarians from various cities and countries, noting ages from 100 to 109 and mentioning dubious cases such as John Shell of Kentucky at 184. It also recalls a French record of extraordinary ages and a 125 year marriage anecdote.
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Jesse C. Green
West Chester
Philadelphia
Manual Garcia
London
Oliver S. Taylor
Dartmouth College
Deborah Powers
Lansingburg
N. Y
William Rankin
Summit
N. J
Sir Admiral Pravo
George L. Perkins
Norwich & Worcester Railroad
Washington Bissell
Great Barrington
Mass
Amos A. Parker
Fitzwilliam
N. H
Dr. Salmon
South Wales
Elias Livesey
Baltimore
Rachel Martense
Flatbush
L. I
Sarah T. Yarnell
Anne Neve
Island of Guernsey
Michael Eugene Chevreul
John Shell
Kentucky
Shell
Charles I
Fur not glass in Cinderella tale argues by John Phin
An essay argues the slipper in Cinderella was fur not glass, citing John Phin's Seven Follies of Science and a translator's error with verre. The piece muses on honesty, resilience, and a critique of societal jealousies, urging readers to value conviction over comfort.
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Cinderella
John Phin
Phin
Verre
Popular Business Man Dies While Visiting Greeley
Charles G. Campbell a Cheyenne resident and longtime Kelley Mercantile bookkeeper died in Greeley Colorado of heart trouble. He had traveled there seeking relief from altitude and his body was sent to Holman Missouri. Campbell earlier worked for Union Pacific Coal and was highly regarded in Cheyenne's business community.
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Charles G. Campbell
Cheyenne
Greeley
Colo
Holman
Campbell
Kelley Mercantile Company
Union Pacific Coal Company
Death notice for Mr. Campbell of Holden Missouri
Mr. Campbell born March 13 1881 in Holden Missouri. Survived by widow a step daughter Mrs Beatrice Stepp a sister Mrs Floyd McChesney of Fort Worth Texas a brother and aged mother in Warrensburg Missouri. Wife and daughter leave today for Greeley to join body en route Holden with interment in Campbell family plot.
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Mr. Campbell
Holden
Beatrice Stepp
Floyd McChesney
Fort Worth
Tex
Warrensburg
Summer hike meeting for Boy Scout troops No 1 and No 3
Local Boy Scouts are summoned to a 7 30 p m gathering at the parish house. The meeting will cover business of importance. Also notes mention new carriages and sulkies for sale at Hobbs Huckfeldt Finkbinder and a real estate listing at 1821 Carey Ave.
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Boy Scouts of Troops No
Parsh House
Hobbs
Huckfeldt & Finkbinder
A. Kirkpatriock
Carey Ave
Dumm Leads Republican Coroner Ticket in 1920 Primary
Sam M. Thompson returns from central state as W. W. Dumm leads on the Republican coroner ticket. Voters show strong interest in county offices while other items note painting ad, Union Trust rates, vacation plans, and a clerical error naming two county staffers.
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W. W. Dumm
Funeral Services for Mistress Sapp
The body of Mrs. Hiram Sapp, who died Sunday night, lay in state at Hobbs Huckfeldt Finkbiner chapel from 9 to 12. Funeral services were at 8 pm with Rev. Newton M. Temple of the First Methodist Church officiating. Interment followed at Lakeview cemetery with pallbearers J. T. Biron W. M. Forest C. H. Gillant D. B. Gillespie Ralph L. McNair and David Nimmo.
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Hiram Sapp
Hobbs, Huckfeldt, & Finkbiner
Newton M. Temple
The
First Methodist Church
Lakeview Cemetery
J. T. Biron
W. M. Forest
C. H. Gillant
D. B. Gillespie
Ralph L. McNair
David Nimmo
Dr Holcombe dies former state officer obituary
News arrives of the death of Dr A A Holcombe at his Concord New Hampshire home. Former Cheyenne state veterinarian, he later lived in Aurora Illinois and then Concord. Survived by daughter Maud Holcombe in Cheyenne and four sons with residences in Grand Junction Colorado Chicago and one son visiting his father at death.
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A. A. Holcombe
Concord
N. H
Holcombe
Cheyenne
Aurora
Ill
Maud Holcombe
Grand Junction
Colo
Chicago
Crabbe Departs South Western State on Business
F. L. Crabbe left yesterday for the south western part of the state on business, traveling by train to attend to ongoing affairs and return with necessary documents.
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F. L. Crabbe
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John C. Fleming
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John Charles Thompson, Jr
Seagebstseeers
Associated Press
Henry Ford
Brest-Litovsk
Centenarians
Everett True
Mister True
Businss
Wallingford Port
Charles Ponzi
W. J. Tidball
Laramie
W. C. Mentzer
First Judicial District
Hudson
W. 16Th
County Market
Pioneer Avenue
Conrete
Sam M. Thompson
Geo. Cook
Earl Todd
Centennial Valley
BH. Stenger
Kansas
Union Pacific
Sapp
Holtcomb
H. A. True
Elk Mountain
Kaseming Oil Company
George Marion Reed
Blanche Smith
Denver
Frank Housman
A. J. Marley
Lingle
Mary J. Stubbs
San Jose
Cal
W.w.dumm
Korolan
O. P. Knight
Capitol
Guitowrs Laboratories
Sept
Aiden
Brittain, Inc
New York
N.Y
Rose
Turkey
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