Cheyenne State Leader masthead notice
The Cheyenne State Leader masthead lists publication details for the Cheyenne Tribune Publishing Company with editors John Fleming and John Charles Thompson, indicating Associated Press affiliation and postal filing. It provides pricing lines for mail subscriptions and notes the paper’s morning edition with Monday exclusion, all in a formal newspaper register.
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Cheyenne
Federal St
Associated Press
Associated Press Ia
Mall
New Year Advice from Theodore H Price
The author travels across many states and talks with leading business men. He says prices declined as expected and unemployment is exaggerated, stressing that production exceeds consumption, stocks shrink, and the economy will rebound with cheer, courage, and effort.
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Theodore H. Price
A No 1 A Dictionary of Excellence Keeps its Fame
The article traces the origin of the term A No. 1 as a mark of top quality. It explains Lloyds Register use for ships in first class condition and stores adequacy, notes Dickens usage in 1847, and cites a tramp painter known for painting A No. 1 on railroad stations.
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Lloyd's Register
Britain
Charles Dickens
New Year 1921 Faces Old Rules and New Wealth Gaps
The Dearborn Independent argues 1921 must honor proven rules yet reject abuses, noting prosperity exists but money conditions slow activity. It laments wealth measured in gold, calls for changes to free real wealth, and hints at social debates like shopping rush dynamics and Sunday obligations.
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Dearborn Independent
Everett True Family Physician Referral
Advice column urges consulting a family physician and, if needed, a reputable neurologist to relieve symptoms of a serious ailment. It emphasizes early medical evaluation and professional referral to address neurological concerns.
Health Questions Answered By Public Health Service
A reader asks about shoulder blade soreness and past anti toxin injections for tetanus. The response states anti toxin is rapidly excreted within months and offers medical examination rather than self treatment.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Leprosy Treatment Unlikely to Help Locomotor Ataxia
A reader asks about a new leprosy cure for locomotor ataxia. The reply explains the conditions are unrelated and usually syphilitic in origin, so leprosy therapies are not expected to help. Researchers continue studying locomotor ataxia with emphasis on prevention.
Railroad Laborer Killed by Plunge Near Rock Springs
Rock Springs Wyoming January 3 Gus Pappas 43 a railroad laborer was instantly killed when he plunged from a bridge near Azusa west of here and broke his neck. The body is held pending efforts to locate relatives.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Gus Pappas
Azuza
Here
What Shall It Profit the Man Save His Soul
A 1920 poem critiques moral decay in a wealth obsessed Commonwealth. It rails at spiritual neglect, comfort as idol, and vain pursuit of riches while warning that worldly gains may cost the soul.
Federal Land Bank of Omaha Reports Prosperous Year
The Federal Land Bank of Omaha posted a prosperous year with 1920 loans closed totaling 10 408 500 and first mortgage loans outstanding of 47 830 200 across Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming. Net earnings reached 420 162 43 with 18 percent return to borrowers stock and 256 percent to reserve.
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Omaha
Neb
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
American Farm Mortgage Bankers Association
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Federal Land Banks
Weather Report for Cheyenne Wyoming 1921
Cheyenne Wyoming weather data for 24 hours ending 6 pm shows temperatures from 37 to 32 degrees with a mean around 36 degrees. Wind from NW at 20 to 32 mph, humidity around 49 to 68 percent. Precipitation total since January 1 about 0.01 inches, normal 0.08 inches.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Highway Report Details Snowy Wyoming Roads
Southeast Wyoming roads are fair with rough spots while central and western regions still show four to six inches of snow. More than 11,000 American soldiers have been returned home and delivered to relatives.
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Wyoming
Havana Paradise for Vampire Female
Havana buzzes with modern nightlife as vampires from many lands flock to the Prado. Rich Americans, stage stars, and adventurers mingle amid champagne, music, and roaming money, while socialites and beggars alike chase the glow of Havana’s bright nights.
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Havana
Trance
Spain
South America
United States
New York
Prado
Broadway
Canadians Boost Prices of Booze
Montreal reports a general price rise on liquor with 30 year old Frapin Brandy at 3.33 a quart and other spirits listed by the case for shipment into Ontario. American tourists face steep charges while hotels see high tips and drivers note reduced street activity. Bars stop selling hard liquor but back rooms sell bottled in bond at 15 to 85 cents per drink.
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Montreal
Burke
Campbell
Peter Dawson
Roger Champagne
Gilbey
Ontario
Mount Royal
Egyptians in Alexandria Uncover Worst Murder Ring
In Alexandria Egypt police report over fifty people killed in a sprawling murder ring. Twenty one suspects, including six women, are under arrest as thirty bodies and numerous skeletons are exhumed from Lebban district. Victims include many young women, some tourists, with Fatima the One Eyed Serpent Agent sought. Cairo inspectors aiding investigation reveal a wider network across Egypt.
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Alexandria
Heypt
Egt
Lebban
Cairo
Boys Read More Wisely Than Men
CHICAGO January 3 Delegates to the American Library Association convention report boys read more than ever but avoid Horatio Alger Jr and Oliver Optic. They favor treatises on autos and airplanes and other technical subjects. Sister and mother show interest in styles and religion while father reads occult sciences.
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Chicago
American Library Association
Horatio Alger, Jr
Oliver Optic
Sister
America
Ada Nelson
Knox College
Paris Remains in Spain Second Class Scout
Tenderfoot Search me Second Class Scout Mike Crobes Boys Life report on scouting phrases and parlor game style from a Boy Scouts of America publication with playful global spin
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Paris
Spain
Germany
Ireland
Mike Crobes
World’s Largest Rifle Range at Valcarter Camp Quebec
The Valcarter camp in Quebec houses the world’s longest rifle range at three and one eighth miles. The facility stretches across the government testing grounds and serves as a premier marksmanship site for military and civilian shooters.
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Valcarter Camp
Quebec
Lynchings in America during year 1920 report
Tuskegee Institution releases figures showing 61 lynchings in 1920 with 53 black victims and 8 white, lists states with counts and common charges including murder rape and insubordination, notes three victims burned and the year compares to 1919.
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America
Tuseghh Institution
Ala
United States
Tuskegee Institution
Booker T. Washington
South
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Kansas
Kentucky
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
War Vessel Reduces Canadian Booze Smuggling
Duluth reports whiskey smugglers using the water route from Canada into the United States have been slowed by a naval patrol. The patrol’s actions cut the smugglers’ operations along the border water lanes and disrupted shipments in the region.
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Lake Superior
Uncle Sam
Coast Guard
N. A. Lidderberg
Linderberg
Canada
United States
Duluth
Sault St. Marie
Mich
P. H. Aberroth
H. ©. Runnels
Grand Marais
White Fish Point
Ashland
Benjamine Trudell
Minn
Wool Growers Trim Herders Wages in Wyoming
The Fremont County Wool Growers association in Lander Wyoming sets a maximum wage of 65 dollars per month for sheepherders and camp movers. Washakie County group caps wages at 70 dollars monthly. In parts of the state workers had earned over 100 dollars monthly last year.
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Lander, Wyo
Fremont County Wool Growers Association
Washakie County
Dollar That Holds Purchasing Power Studied by League
A Stable Money league formed after a Friday banquet with bankers and economist Professor Irving Fisher presiding. The group aims to explore a dollar whose value remains steady by tying it to a bundle of standard commodities. An official review of proposed plans will be conducted. Harry B. Henderson Jr. is ill at home with quinsy.
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Washington
Stable Money League
Irving Fisher
Yale
Wishey
League
Kidney flushing remedy for meat eaters promotes kidney health
An authority promotes taking Jad Salts or similar rad Salts to flush kidneys and prevent bladder irritation. He argues meat forms uric acid that clogs kidney pores, causing rheumatism headaches and other ailments. Regular use of four ounces in water before breakfast is claimed to keep kidneys active and blood pure.
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