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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1920
Page
6
Cheyenne readers are offered a monthly, weekly and yearly subscription plan with varying terms and prices. The ad promotes 1 month option plus 1 year weekly and 1 year or 6 months SE 3.50 pricing details. It highlights flexible billing cycles for the local state leader newspaper.
The piece debates signals from space possibly coming from nearby non luminous planets rather than Mars or Venus. It warns against over fascination with interplanetary contact and suggests parliament may regulate astronomical independence and consider a planetary Monroe Doctrine to curb interplanetary alliances.
An English labor figure criticizes global industrial strain noting each nation blames others for overwork while productivity per head falls. He argues the true issue is mutual demands, as workers push for higher output yet overall production declines.
A column blends odd proposals and social notes including taxing preachers to fund raises, Baghdad’s three cinemas, White House nomination musings, New York overshoes, an aviator’s disguised wartime recruit, California executions protest bands, ancient Greek silk bans, an opera pun, New York brandy bans, dancing trends, and Canada’s 9 million population with 22 percent growth since 1911.
Billy is excited by a circus parade with elephants camels horses and a golden chariot. Mike O Hara challenges Billy over a goat, and Billy chooses circus life over returning to farm work as the scene hints at a future outcome.
Prepared by the board of directors, the statements explain the chamber’s objects to promote welfare in Cheyenne. It is a democratic, neutral body run by members who elect directors for one year. Success hinges on active member interest and financial support, with annual dues of 15 dollars per member funding operations and advertising.
The bulletin lists a clear day with a normal mean temperature of 30 degrees, highs of 44 and lows of 46, and light precipitation totals since January 1. It also notes a wind from the west at up to 30 mph and 0.44 inches of rain and snow melted since the start of the year. An ad for Gates Half Sole Tires promotes puncture resistance and 65 000 mile coverage at 440 W 16th Street.
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Antonides Aro died at home 916 West Highteenth Street. Funeral scheduled this afternoon at the W W Dummimnc tuary with interment at Olivet cemetery.
Road crews report all routes open with light to moderate snow in areas from Laramer to Torrington. Conditions should improve to fair to excellent as plowing continues. note period for automobile painting on St East 8th St from Feb 8 to Mar 8.
A terse wire report notes a reward reference tied to Abies Siuuu, with cryptic attribution to GATT and a 6ms timing cue, suggesting a technical or experimental context. Names and details remain unclear due to fragmentary OCR.
Announcement by B. B. Batchelder and G. F. Batchelder opening chiropractic offices at 248 19 20 24 Hynds building. Both Palmer school graduates, offices described as probably the state’s most extensive. E B Batchelder arrives from Evanston after a year of practice. G F Batchelder recently returned from military service.
Mrs Gertrude Elizabeth Young and Sergeant Wnty Crosby of Port D A Russell were married Saturday evening by Bishop P A McGovern. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s mother Mrs Mary Keelan’s home. The couple left Sunday for a Denver–Colorado Springs visit and will make Cheyenne their home. FOR SALE Edison Amberolay 209 B 24th street. 46-47
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