Cheyenne State Leader Establishment and Operated History
The Cheyenne State Leader established in 1867 is published by the Tribune Publishing Company It is mailed as a second class mail and distributed daily except Monday The staff includes Charles Thompson managing editor and M Gose editor The newspaper is a member of the Associated Press with rights reserved for republication of news dispatches and local coverage prepaid by subscription.
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Cheyenne State Leader
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Tribune Publishing Company
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Carnegies Autobiography and Early Auto Growth Noted
The obituary style piece reviews Andrew Carnegie and his autobiography noting focus on men and non industrial topics. It contrasts his praise of Kaiser Wilhelm with later reflections. The article cites a 1907 quote and hints at Carnegie’s vision of progress and peace. It also mentions rising motor vehicle registrations and highway use in the United States.
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Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Scotland
Germany
Andy Carnegie
Wilhelm Hohenzollern
Great Steel Corporation
Coreys
Schwabs
Varvels
Apostle of
Health Questions Answered by the U S Public Health Service
Public health guidance warns against keeping poisons at home and stresses secure storage, labeling, and avoiding doses in the dark. It explains anemia of the brain as fainting, with symptoms and first aid, and notes the need for strict poison sales laws and proper food hygiene to prevent germs entering.
Wyoming House Bill 6 Seeks State Oil and Gas Department
The Sixteenth Wyoming legislature considers House Bill 6 introduced by A H Beach Weston to create a state department of oil and gas. The measure envisions a $38,000 annual salary for officials, a $650,000 general fund appropriation, a regional district system, reporting requirements for wells, and district commissioners with recall and arbitration powers.
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Wyoming
A. Hi. Beach
Weston County
State Department of “Oil and Gas
Boards of Arbitration
Oil and Gas
Bible demand far exceeds publishers output
The American Bible Society says it would take 50 years to supply the world at current output of 80 million Bibles per year. China and Latin America demand more than can be filled, while the society operates at a loss as demand grows and prices rise. An experimental wired edition New Testament aims for a dime, but none distributed yet.
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American Bible Society
China
Mexico
Latin America
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Bible Society
The Highways and National Transportation Adequacy
The article argues that a great national catastrophe revealed the inadequacy of transportation facilities. It contends Americans must rely on highways with motor vehicles as expansion in transportation becomes essential. It notes that recent years show increased motor vehicle use and criticizes past delays in road improvement programs.
Food Hygiene Urges Clean Hands For Safe Meals
A health notice warns germs from flies dust and contaminated water can reach food, urging food handlers to wash hands with soap and water. It prohibits anyone with infectious disease from handling foods while outlining budgeted salaries for state inspectors and staff.
Heaven Today Prayer Echoes in Brief Verse
A short reflective piece urges seizing heaven in the present life. It speaks to a friend, recalling that though heaven may wait, human life is brief and should be lived with purpose. The tone is earnest and contemplative.
Highway Report for January 17 1921 Lincoln and Yellowstone routes
The January 17 1921 report notes Lincoln Highway segments Burns to Cheyenne and Cheyenne to Laramie generally good with some loose gravel near Cheyenne and drifted snow between Lyman and Evanston. Rock Springs to Ogden shows drifted snow and impassable sections between Lyman and Evanston and in Echo Canyon. Yellowstone route Cheyenne south, Chugwater Wheatland and Dwyer good while Moneta to Shoshoni is very bad and impassable due to drifted snow. Other areas Guernsey Torrington Rawlins Mountain passable and Laramie to Fort Collins fair with Centennial segment just passable. Forecast January 17–22: generally fair and cold.
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Lincoln
Burns
Cheyenne
Laramie
Rawlins
Rock Springs
Ogden
Lyman
Evanston
Echo Canon
Yellowstone
Cheyenne South
Wheatland
Dwyer
Moneta
Shoshoni
Guernsey
Torrington
Mountain
Ft. Collins
Centennial
Raymer
Grover
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
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Everett True
Condo
United States
Department of Agriculture
U.S. Public Health Service
Ahlares
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Stanley
Stanle
Twenty-first Street
Ben Marchick
Warchick and
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Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
National Life Insurance
First National Bank
Stock Growers National Bank
Citizens National Bank
American National Bank
Cheyenne State Bank
Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
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