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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1921
Page
4
The Cheyenne State Leader lists its birth in 1867 and notes publication every morning except Monday. The issue shows staff names including Charles Thompson as managing editor and mentions wire service credit and postal details.
Ray T. Baker of the U S Mint notes mints run day and night producing vast numbers of cents. The piece began in 1864 and traces back to 1786 with Jefferson shaping the cent value. He says there are no pennies, no matter the name, and urges continued production.
A miscellany pieces note that real goldfish are being eaten in some U.S. cities, discuss their boniness and flavor, and trace their rise from aquarium escapes near Detroit to markets in New York. The report also mentions carp feeding, parolee petitions, diary writing as a path to acting, and Hungary’s Bela Kun medal.
The piece outlines the start of the 1920 Wyoming legislative session with plans for organization, committee selection, and Governor Carey’s message. It notes the 79-member two-house body, the reduced senate count, party alignment, and lists many returning and new members across both chambers. It also mentions expected session length and calendar quirks.
Letters describe quinsy with acute throat swelling and pus sac behind the tonsil, urging immediate physician consultation. A child with recurring ear discharge and prior tonsil adenoid removal is advised to see an ear specialist due to potential serious infection and risk to hearing and brain.
A reader asks how to help an eight year old girl who is very nervous and how often she should be bathed. The reply offers calming routines, steady routines, and gentle exposure to daily care without medical claims. Guidance stresses patience, familiar environments, and consulting a clinician for persistent anxiety.
The Wyoming Legislature convenes at noon Tuesday for a 40 day session, with members arriving from central and southern basins and scheduled caucus at Newcastle before Cheyenne. Northeastern delegates from Weston Crook Johnson Campbell Sheridan Niobrara expected by Sunday. Republican conferences planned to select leadership.
A health ad claims uric acid irritates kidneys and bladder causing burning and frequent urination. It prescribes four ounces of Rad Salts or Jad Salts mixed with water, taken daily for two to three days, to neutralize urine acids and restore normal urinary function.
A list mentions Niobrara residents William G. Mudgett Beebe Edward Martin of water William H. Thomas of a Park F G Huffman of Platte Sheridan L H Brown Walter Uinta John D Phillips Alfred A Eaton C 8 Miller J C Seigle and William Reid of Sweet H Beach of Weston.
The January 8 issue of The Digest surveys current conditions with input from Herbert Hoover E H Gary J Ogden Armour Francis H Sisson C Forbes Guy Jamerson Charles M Schwab Roger W Babson and Governor Harding of the Federal Reserve Board. It argues a dawn of renewed activity may be ahead and highlights political economic and social topics across nations industries and markets with maps poems and cartoons.
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