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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1920

Page

11

Jackson Hole stockmen seek federal land sale for elk forage

Jackson Hole cattle and horse association proposes private land purchases totaling 2880 acres near Jackson to create 4000 tons of hay annually and sustain about 10000 elk through winter. They would finance initial purchase and cultivation costs, offering hay as needed until federal funds arrive, with plans to present to the district forester in Ogden.

Jackson Hole District W. T. Judkins Jackson's Hole Judkins Jackson Hole Jackson

City NEWS IN BRIEF Gues ts and arrivals fill Cheyenne list

A crowded Cheyenne snippet lists numerous visitors and guests at local hotels including Mr and Mrs D R Malcolm of Ther Mopolig at the Plains Hotel and many others from Douglas Diamond Wheatland Laramie Pine Bluffs Horse Creek Caspar Chugwater Raw ning Parkerton and Raw- ning. Also noted are real estate ad details and a bank notice offering four percent interest on savings.

D. R. Malcolm Ther Mopolig the Plains Hotel

Horse Sense on Temperature Comfort in Winter

The piece argues cold is more unpleasant than heat, noting winter ease with coal warmth and the cozy home oven. It contrasts costs of coal versus ice, and the futility of describing cold sensations, while appreciating the blue nose and icicle fingers as minor surface discomforts amid overall chill.

Better to be cold than hot says a local saying

The speaker notes gloves socks and a nose bag may help in heat or cold. They claim approaching heat’s limit is dangerous and illegal, while staying cool is safer. They argue it is easier to warm up than to cool down, and warn heat can cause blistering and overheating.

Picture Forestry Lectures Available for Schools

Denver January 7 Illustrate forestry topics through three two lecture sets with one hundred colored lantern slides. Colorado and Wyoming schools with lantern outfits may borrow from the forest service in Denver with a small express charge. District Forester New Federal Building Denver handles applications for use in manual training junior high and high schools.

Denver Colorado Wyoming Forest Service United States National Forests New Federal Building

Lantern slide lectures on forestry for teachers

The shipment of lantern slides accompanies lectures designed to stimulate teachers and students by broadening views of forestry and its relation to major national industries. The program highlights the educative value of forestry topics for classroom use.

Footprints adopted to prevent hospital baby mixups

New York Nursery and Child's Hospital starts footprinting newborns to stop mixups. A soldier's wife initially denied her baby’s identity, prompting the system after finger prints failed but footprints proved distinctive. Superintendent notes the method prevents future tragic errors.

New York Jan

New York Infant Footprint System Aids Identity

The Albany hospital uses birth footprint inkings to identify babies among hundreds. Supt. says each foot print is distinctive, with one child having a precise miniature pedal, others showing varied patterns like criss-cross lines or egg with toothpicks. The system began about six months ago. Mrs Homer Mack and Miss Elizabeth advaleen are noted in Cheyenne.

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