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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1920

Page

4

Jackson Hole stockmen offer hay land sale to aid elk herd

Jackson Hole cattle and horse association proposes selling 2,880 acres of private hay land near Jackson to the federal government to supply 4,000 tons of hay annually and preserve 10,000 elk through winter. They would finance the purchase until federal funds arrive and cover cultivation and operating costs estimated at 30,000 dollars yearly. A committee has been sent to Ogden to present the plan to the district forester.

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

Cheyenne Briefs and Hotel Guests List

City readers note a stream of visitors including Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Malcolm of Ther Mopolig at the Plains Hotel and many arriving names from Douglas Wheatland Laramie Diamond Cheyenne and nearby towns. Highlights include real estate agent J A Kirkpatrick and bank guidance from Union Trust Company offering four percent interest on savings.

D. R. Malcolm Ther Mopolig the Plains Hotel

Which Sensation Is More Unpleasant When Cold

The piece argues winter cold is more misery than summer heat, noting warmth in a home, coal savings, and the impracticality of ice boxes in summer. It describes bundling up, a blue nose, and icicle fingers as minor surface discomforts compared to overall cold misery.

Cold Better Than Hot Says A City Tale

The speaker argues warmth is preferable to heat at the city jail, noting gloves socks and a nose bag for cold. It declares you’d be arrested if you tried to stay cool indoors and that summer heat would blister you, making cold the safer option.

Picture Forestry Lectures Available for Schools

Denver January 7 Illustrations on forestry and national forest work become borrowable by Colorado and Wyoming schools with stereoptical lantern outfits from the forest service in Denver The three lecture sets cover Forestry in the United States and Recreation of the National Forests Forest Botany Forestry and Manual Training Forest in Geography and Forestry in Agriculture Schools may obtain sets by applying to the District Forester New Federal Building Denver. a small express charge covers delivery

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

Lantern slide shipment fuels forestry education push

The slides accompany lectures designed to spark teacher and student interest in forestry. They aim to broaden views of forestry’s role in major national industries and illustrate the educational value of the material for use in schools.

Footprints Adopted to Prevent Infant Mixups at New York Hospital

New York Nursery and Child's Hospital has started taking footprints of newborns to ensure babies go to the correct mothers. The system was prompted after a soldier's wife initially denied her child. officials say foot prints provide reliable identification as prints on hands proved difficult.

New York Jan

Footprint method aids identification of newborns

The six month old hospital practice uses inked foot prints on mothers’ charts to identify babies. Each print is unique with varied patterns. sight of a perfect or vague print indicates the child’s family. The superintendent notes distinctive features in each infant’s pedal print. Mrs Homer Mack of Recline travels to Albany while Miss Elizabethadvaleen visits Cheyenne.

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U. S City News Thomas E. McNamara and Cc. GC. Merrill Douglas City Lee Moore Diamond CG. Z. Goodrich H. G.multkey A. CG. Rudenuff Charles Fred Parker F. A. O'Neil Laramie Cheyenne Hohte Huck~feldt & Pinktider C. R. Basehow Pine Bluffs Town H. A. Andrews Horse Greek A. D. Hines and J. 8. Long Casper Theodore Ray PF. H. Evans Slater The Normandie Oscar Williams Mrs. Earl Hogue Chugwater J. A. Kirkpatrick Carey Ave Mrs F. H. Shader Bert Haupt Parkerton Albany the Union Trust Company Federal Bureau New York Institution the Stock Growers National Bank U. S. Treasury Total Stock Growers National Bank of Stock Growers National Bank NA Ion AL Bank Homer Mack Elizabeth Hanna Hadley Railroad Securities Commission Association of Railways Executives Association of Railway Executives Broadway Postum Ashe Ae Postum Cere Battle Creek, Mich
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