Cheyenne State Leader masthead and publishing details
The Cheyenne State Leader notes establishment in 1867 and lists daily publishing from Cheyenne with the Tribune Publishing Company. It includes postal and office details, staff mention for managing editor Charles Thompson, and Associated Press rights and subscription pricing lines.
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Cheyenne State Leader
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There Are No Pennies Only Cents Says Mint Director
Ray T. Baker, director of the United States mint, notes mints run day and night to meet demand for cents, calling the coin an industrious worker and urging removal of the term penny. He cites history dating to 1786 and 1864, and compares cent to other units, insisting no pennies exist.
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Ray T. Baker
United States Mint
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Mint
Goldfish as a serious market fish in U.S. cities
Report notes a rise in wild goldfish sold in markets, grown from escaped aquarium stock. Fishermen describe them as heavier, up to half a pound, and similar to carp in habitat. The piece mentions origins near Detroit and shipments to New York, with warnings about boniness and unfamiliarity to some diners.
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Lake Hrie
U.S
Belle Isle
Detroit
New York
Wyoming’s Sixteenth Legislature set with 79 members
The 1920 Wyoming legislature will have 25 senators and 64 representatives, totaling 79, a reduction from 1919. Twenty-two senators are Republicans and three are holdovers Democrats, with 53 Republicans and one Democrat in the House. thirteen incumbents return to the Senate, while twelve new members join, and sixteen members return to the House from 1919.
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Senate
Carey
Wyoming
Fremont
Biscorn
Frank P. Cranney
Lincoln County
Pete J. Shinazy
Sweetwater County
W. S. Green
Washakie County
House
Ffty
Thurman W. Arnold
Albany County
United States
C. D. Oviatt
Albany Country
John Stansbury
Converse
W. W. Daley
Carbon
H. J. Chassell
Campbell
Thomas A. Dunn
Crook
A. K. Lee
Mot Springs
Kelley
S. H.sibley
Laramie
J. . W. Johnson
Natrona
George W. Perry
Sheridan
Skovgard
Kirk
Sibley
Johnson
Perry
John Dillon
Fremont County
John &. Hartwell
Niobrara
A. Nelson
Park
Oliver Chambers
Sweetwater
Louis Kabell, Jr
Uinta
Wallace M. Spear
Health Questions on Quinsy and Ear Problems
A public health Q and A discusses quinsy an acute throat infection with pus behind the tonsil and the need for a physician. It cautions that proper diagnosis is essential and advises seeing a doctor promptly. It also covers a child with chronic ear discharge and hearing loss suggesting an ear specialist is needed to prevent serious complications.
Helping an anxious eight year old girl regain calm
A parent asks how to ease a nervous child and how often to bathe her. Maintain a steady routine, provide reassurance, and use simple coping steps. If anxiety persists or worsens, seek guidance from a pediatrician or child psychologist for tailored strategies.
Wyoming Legislature Gathers for 16th Session In Cheyenne
The Wyoming Legislature convenes at noon Tuesday to begin a forty day session. Senators and representatives from multiple counties travel to Cheyenne with a regional caucus planned in Newcastle. Northeastern delegates are due by Sunday, as parties prepare for Republican conferences to set agendas.
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Wyoming
Lislature
Redein
House
Central
Gig Horn Basin
Weaston
Crook
Johnson, Campbell
Sheridan
Niobrara
Newcastle
Cheyenne
Capital
Kidney and Bladder Trouble Relief Promoted
An advertisement claims kidney and bladder weakness stem from uric acid. It recommends Jad Salts or four ounces of Rad Salts to neutralize urine acid, easing irritation and restoring normal function with a pleasant lithia-water drink.
Notable Names List from Niobrara and Platte Regions
A fragment lists individuals including William G. Mudgett Beebe and Edward Martin of water William H. Thomas of a Park F. G. Huffman of Platte Sheridan L. H. Brown Walter Uinta John D. Phillips and Alfred A. Eaton C. 8. Miller J. C. Seigle and William Reid of Sweet H Beach of Weston.
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Niobrara
William G. Mudgett
Beebe
Edward Martin
Water
William. H. Thomas
A Park
F. G. Huffman
Platte
Sheridan
L. H. Brown
Walter Uinta
John D. Phillips
Alfred A. Eaton
Miller
J. C. Seigle
William Reid
Sweet H, Beach
Weston
Tide Turns for Business as Prospects Rise
The January 8 issue of The Digest surveys business conditions with input from Hoover Gary Armour Sisson Forbes Jamerson Schwab Babson and Harding of the Fed. It highlights the open shop fight, emperors in Asia, Balkan politics, coal and fatigue costs, and a map rich array of topics with poetry and cartoons.
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Herbert Hoover
E. H. Gary
J. Ogden Armour
Francis H. Sisson
3. C. Forbes
Guy Jamerson
Charles M. Schwab
Roger W. Babson
Governor Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Kingdom
Jugo-Slavia
King Coal
India
Balkans
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