Cheyenne State Leader Establishment Details
Cheyenne State Leader details the newspaper’s establishment status and publishing frequency, listing offices at 1 Federal Street and the editorial and business staff, including manager OC Fleming and editor Charles Thompson. It notes Associated Press rights and postal details, with subscription rates for various terms.
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Cheyenne
Federal St
Fleming
Soun
Charles Thompson
Stes
COSBY
Ti Oily
Associated Press
Uss
Mall
Do Your First Garden This Season Now
A writer argues that soil and toil alone fail without brains in gardening. Early planning, seed selection, and ground surveying decide success, with winter prep including seed catalogs and library references. He warns about soil quality, blight, and damp conditions, urging readers to check gardenability and prepare seedbeds and transplant timing.
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Blackstone
Stay in School Encouragement From A Seed Catalog
The seed catalog is praised as a fine illustrated textbook for garden planners and a source of inspiration. It suggests tomato images could spark grand ambitions, while urging that another term in school will matter more than today’s earnings and reminding readers to stay in school.
Stay in School Drive Encourages Students to Stay In School
A citywide Stay in School campaign urges eighth graders and younger students to resist quitting school for work. The New York Child Labor Committee State Employment Bureau and Department of Education coordinate to present facts to students and parents amid a difficult labor market and rising unemployment.
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New York Child Labor Committee
State Employment Bureau
Department of Education
Health Questions Answered by U S Public Health Service
When an epileptic fit occurs the person clenches, froths at the mouth, and falls. Do not try to stop the convulsions or open clenched hands. Keep the patient quiet, on the back, loosen clothing, insert a safeguard between the teeth, and allow a natural sleep after the convulsion until awakening.
Advice on Pediatric Cough Weight Monitoring and Skin Itch
A parent seeks guidance for a dry hacking cough in a girl, possible tonsil issue, and urges examination by a physician to rule out lung problems. The answer stresses BMI tracking, regular weights, and caution that coughing may stem from throat or more serious causes. It also covers itching skin, advising professional assessment to tailor treatment.
Noon meal and rest in sunny room with wide windows
A concise note instructs to bundle her warmly, set her in a sunny room, and lie down with windows wide open for comfort and light. The guidance emphasizes gentle care and natural warmth.
Weather Report for Cheyenne January 19 1921
Journal weather summary for Cheyenne Wyoming covering 24 hours ending 6 pm. Actual mean temperature 37 degrees, highest 41 at 2 pm, lowest 33 at 7:30 am. Wind W at 36 miles per hour, total precipitation 0.00 inches. precipitation since Jan 1 0.20 inches, normal 0.19.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Highway Report Maps Varied Road Quality Across Counties
The bulletin notes northbound routes to Moneta are good to excellent then deteriorate toward Shoshoni where conditions become very bad. Eastward toward North Platte is generally good, with issues on the southern leg and some bad culverts in northern Colorado on Greeley Road. West toward Rawlins is fine except for loose gravel and stones for about twenty miles west of Cheyenne. Lyman to Beho Canon is very bad.
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Moneta
Shoshoni
North Platte
Colorado
Greeley Road
Rawlins
Cheyenne
Lyman
Beho Canon
Grazing Authorized on Medicine Bow Forest for 1921
The secretary of agriculture permits grazing of 11 650 cattle and horses and 655 000 sheep and goats on Medicine Bow national forest for 1921. Fees and seasons mirror 1920 ranges with varying rates: year long May 1 for cattle at 1 dollar and horses at 1 25. May 16 to Oct 15 at 50 cents cattle and 62 cents horses. July 1 to Sept 10 at 33 cents cattle and 42 cents horses. July 1 to Sept 80 at 6 64 cents for sheep. May 20 to Sept 10 101/2 cents for sheep. Past years show stock requests exceed authorized limits and this trend likely to continue.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Medicine Bow National Forest
Wyoming Student Leaves to Enter Naval Air Training
Francis Erb, Wyoming University student, withdraws and heads to Pensacola Florida to join the naval air station for a year and a half of training, then plans to return to Laramie to complete studies at the state university. He hails from
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Laramie
Wyo
Francis Erb
University of Wyoming
Pensacola
Fla
Naval Air Station
State University
Widow of Wyoming geologist travels to New Mexico with family
In Denver she joins her brother H. 3B. Howell and plans a month to six week stay at a large New Mexico ranch. She is the widow of the University of Wyoming geologist who died in office years ago and mother of Dr. Samuel Howell Knight, head of the department and museum curator.
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Denver
H. 3B. Howell
Hig Large Ranch
New Mexico
University of Wyoming
Samuel Howell Knight
Hast Lynn Freshman in Liberal Arts Course
Hast Lynn of Massachusetts pursues a Liberal Arts course as a freshman. New York women have patented more inventions than those in any other state. Under Chinese law the doctor priest and fortune-teller cannot sue for fees.
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Hast Lynn
Mass
New York
Dean of Women to Ranch in Southwest
LARAMIEN Wyoming January 19 Mrs Emma Howell Knight dean of women at the University of Wyoming on leave of absence left today for a year in the southwest to manage a ranch. Knight will be accompanied by her husband and will reside on the ranch during the absence from her university duties.
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Southwest
Laramien, Wyo
Emma Howell Knight
University of Wyoming
New Hair Growth Claim Promoted For Kotalko Product
An advertisement touts new hair growth after baldness and claims scientific proof. It urges readers to try Kotalko with a money back guarantee and says a small box is available at active drug stores, promising noticeable results with daily applications.
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Kotalko
Better Than Calomel Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Claim Benefits
For 17 years Dr Edward s Olive Tablets have been used in private practice as a vegetable compound with olive oil that stimulates the liver and bowels without calomel s side effects. They promise no pains griping or gum injury while clearing a clouded brain and lifting spirits. Available 10c and 25c a box.
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