Cheyenne State Leader masthead draft
Historic masthead text shows Cheyenne State Leader publisher details and postal information. It lists Tribune Publishing Company as publisher and names Charles Thompson as editor and M. Fleming as manager, with Associated Press rights and basic mail subscriptions terms.
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Do Your First Garden In Now, Early Planning Emphasized
Garden experts warn that soil, seed, and toil aren’t enough without brains. Planning begins in winter with seed catalogs, garden books, and ground surveys. Early bird planners seek reachable lots, test soil, and select seeds by type, timing, and necessity for success.
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Blackstone
Stay in School Says Seed Catalog Message
The passage urges remaining in school rather than pursuing immediate work. It praises the seed catalog as a motivational tool for planners and imagines ideal tomatoes from artist illustrations. It stresses one more term of school will matter more than today’s earnings.
Stay-in-School Drive Aims to Keep Children In Classes
The article discusses a widespread stay-in-school campaign targeting eighth graders and younger students. It notes collaboration among the New York Child Labor Committee, the State Employment Bureau, and the Department of Education to present the case against leaving school amid a tight 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 a person has an epileptic fit he will utter a peculiar cry and fall to the ground foaming at the mouth with a red face and contorted body. The convulsions should not be forcibly stopped or hands opened. keep the patient quiet, lie on the back, loosen clothing, and place a safe object between the teeth to prevent biting the tongue. Afterward the patient enters unconsciousness. do not arouse them, keep warm and allow sleep in a protected place until they awaken naturally.
Coughs Tonsils to Blame and Child Weight Concerns
A parent seeks guidance on a persistent dry cough in a girl possibly tied to tonsils, urging examination by a physician to rule out lung issues and track weight weekly. The piece also notes itchy skin as a separate medical concern and provides cautions about varying treatments. It discusses a underweight child, advising hygiene, regular toilet habits, sleep, and modest intake, with suggestion to consult a doctor for specific needs.
Noon meal guidance for patient care in sunny room
Instructions advise bundling her up securely and placing her to rest in a bright sunlit room with windows wide open to ensure comfort and exposure to daylight. The fragment emphasizes caregiving posture and the environment for recovery.
Weather report from Cheyenne Wyoming January 19 1921
Weather data for 24 hours ending 6 pm with temperatures 39 38 88 degrees and 75 84 46 humidity. Wind from west at 36 36 18 mph. Highest 41 at 2 pm, lowest 33 at 7:30 am. Precipitation 0.00 inches. total since Jan 1 is 0.20 inches. Normal Temp 25, Actual Mean 37, change 1 degree colder.
Road Report Details Vary by Route Across Regions
Highway conditions show mixed reliability with several strong segments and notable hazards. North to Moneta ranges from good to excellent before deteriorating toward Shoshoni, while East to North Platte remains good. South remains mostly good despite bad culverts in northern Colorado on Greeley Road. West to Rawlins is fine with loose gravel west of Cheyenne for about twenty miles. Lyman to Beho Canon is very bad, signaling severe conditions locally.
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Moneta
Shoshoni
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Colorado
Greeley Road
Rawlins
Cheyenne
Lyman
Beho Canon
Grazing Authorization Issued for Medicine Bow Forest
The secretary of agriculture authorizes grazing of 11 650 cattle and horses and 655 000 sheep and goats on Medicine Bow National Forest for 1921. Fees and periods align with 1920 levels, including a year long May 1 start at 1.00 per cattle and 1.25 per horse, plus seasonal rates from May 16 to Oct 15, July 1 to Sep 10, and May 20 to Sep 10 for sheep. Past years show stock requests exceeding authorization and demand is expected to repeat.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Medicine Bow National Forest
Student Leaves Wyoming for Pensacola Naval Training
Francis Erb, a University of Wyoming student, has withdrawn and today sails for Pensacola, Florida. He will enter the naval air station for a year and a half of work, then return to Laramie to complete his degree at the state university. He is from
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Laramie
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Francis Erb
University of Wyoming
Pensacola
Fla
Naval Air Station
State University
Widow of Wyoming geologist joins brother for New Mexico stay
In Denver she is joined by her brother H. 3B. Howell and will accompany him to a large ranch in New Mexico for a stay of a month or six weeks. She is the widow of the University of Wyoming geologist who died in office years ago and the mother of Dr. Samuel Howell Knight, head of the department and curator of the museum.
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Denver
H. 3B. Howell
Hig Large Ranch
New Mexico
University of Wyoming
Samuel Howell Knight
Hast Lynn Studying Liberal Arts in Freshman Year
New York women lead patent counts with more inventions than any other state. Chinese law bars doctors priests and fortune-tellers from suing for fees.
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Hast Lynn
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New York
Dean of Women to Ranch in Southwest
LARAMIEN Wyo Jan 19 Mrs Emma Howell Knight dean of women at the University of Wyoming on a year’s leave of absence left today for a ranching trip in the Southwest with plans to work on cattle operations and study Western rural life during her absence.
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Southwest
Laramien, Wyo
Emma Howell Knight
University of Wyoming
Hair Growth Promise From Kotalko Ad Claims Proof
An advertisement touts new hair growth with Kotalko promising scientific proof. It claims relief for baldness and offers a money back guarantee with a daily application and a call to share with friends.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Calomel Free Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets developed after 17 years of private practice avoid calomel and its side effects. The vegetable blend with olive oil purportedly stimulates the liver and bowels without pains griping or gum injury. Aimed at clearing clouded brain and lifting spirits, sold 10c and 25c a box.
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