Cheyenne State Leader Establishment and Editorial Info
The Cheyenne State Leader, established in 1867, is the Cheyenne Morning Tribune published by the Tribune Publishing Company with editors Charles Thompson and M. Gose. It notes Associated Press rights and mail subscription details including year and multiple month options.
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Cheyenne State Leader
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Tribune Publishing Company
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Wohn Charles Thompson
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M. Gose
Associated Press
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Carnegie memoir tainted by excess on non steel topics
The Carnegie widow released the ironmaster’s autobiography written during his Scotland years. The book dwells too much on generals, politics, and personal topics rather than forges and steelmaking, though Carnegie’s keen insight into steel remains evident in his remarks on Kaiser Wilhelm and vision for peace. Everett True notes cite rising motor vehicle registrations in the United States from 191 until the 1910s and surges in road use, underscoring the demand for better highways as rural and urban travel expands.
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Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Scotland
Germany
Andy Carnegie
United States
Department of Agriculture
Health Questions Answered by the Public Health Service
Health guidance warns against keeping poisons at home and stresses locking them away from children and labeling bottles Poisons should be distinct in shape and marked Poison Labels read three times before dosing and avoid giving medicine in the dark About anemia of the brain delayed recognition causes fainting with rapid breathing cold clammy skin and loss of consciousness Relieving a faint requires lying down not dashing water on the face
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United States
Wyoming House Bill 6 Could Create State Oil and Gas Dept
The Sixteenth Wyoming legislature debates House Bill 6 proposed by Rep A H Beach Weston county. The bill envisions a state oil and gas department with a supervisor and district boards, annual salaries of 38000, and a $650000 general fund appropriation. It outlines reporting duties for operators, arbitration commissioners, and recallable officials while promising reforms in production practices.
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Wyoming
A. Hi. Beach
Weston County
State Department of “Oil and Gas
Boards of Arbitration
Bible Society Faces World Demand Far Outpacing Supply
The Ameri can Bible Society says global demand for Bibles far exceeds output, with China asking for a million more volumes than produced last year and Latin America also pressing for unfilled orders. Despite rising costs and losses, output grows, and plans for a wi red edition NT priced at a dime are being tested with no distributions yet.
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American Bible Society
China
Mexico
Latin America
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Bible Society
The Highways and the Nation’s Transportation Needs
The article argues that a great national catastrophe revealed the U S highway system’s inadequacy and the need for a broad road improvement program. It notes a surge in motor vehicle use and the delayed start of a sound highway expansion plan hindering development of a vital national requirement.
Food safety and public health guidelines and salaries
The text warns that germs from flies dust impure water and hands can contaminate food with diseases like tuberculosis pneumonia diphtheria and scarlet fever. It urges cooks to wash hands with soap and water and for the sick or recovering to avoid handling food while detailing a new act funded by salaries including a state oil and gas supervisor and officials with total annual costs and nest egg.
Heaven Today Prompts Urgent Moral Call
A brief reflective verse urges the reader to seek virtue now rather than postpone. It reminds that life is brief and heaven could wait while actions toward goodness should begin today.
Highway Report 1921 January 17 Lincoln and Yellowstone routes
Lincoln Highway segments Burns to Cheyenne good Cheyenne to Laramie loose gravel. Laramie to Rawlins good. Rock Springs to Ogden drifted snow reported impassable by some. Yellowstone routes Cheyenne south good Moneta to Shoshoni very bad impassable. General: Guernsey Torrington good Rawlins Mountain good Laramie to Fort Collins fair Laramie to Centennial just passable. Forecast generally fair and cold January 17 to 22.
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Yellowstone
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Wheatland
Dwyer
Moneta
Shoshoni
Guernsey
Torrington
Mountain
Ft. Collins
Centennial
Raymer
Grover
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
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U.S. Public Health Service
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the Old Town
Stanley
Oil and Gas
Stanle
Twenty-first Street
Ben Marchick
Warchick and
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Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
National Life Insurance
America
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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