Cheyenne State Leader Early 20th Century Masthead Noise
The Cheyenne State Leader, established 1067, publishes daily except Mondays from Cheyenne. Editorial offices listed and staff include Charles Thompson as editor and C M Corby as editor. Associated Press member. Rates for mail subscriptions shown and manager named.
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Cheyenne State Leader
Trisune Pullishing Company
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Cheyenne
Caltorini
Business Ofice
Business Omico
Charles Thompson
Bees
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Cartier
Millerand Faces Parliament in Push for Presidential Power
A commentary argues France’s Millerand clashes with Parliament over executive authority as the chamber holds cabinet and president in a figurehead role. The piece foresees a potential shift toward popular election of presidents, aligning France more with the American system and away from British governance.
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France
Alexandre Millerand
Millerand
Miller
Parliament
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Leygues
Orange Lemon Grafted Trees Grow In California Citrus
The article explains orange on lemon and lemon on orange grafting in California citrus groves. It notes no fruit quality difference and describes growers switching stock for market reasons and susceptibility to freezes. Old hands say freezes often kill the lemon portion, leaving the orange dominant.
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California
Jie
Florida
Jemon
Three Aeronauts Brace For Press Mockery
The three aeronauts warn they would have avoided Moose’s gallery if they anticipated the reporters’ quizzing. The note reflects a humorous regret about publicity and public guessing in the era.
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Moose
Tory
Public library warned about world’s most dangerous places
A garbled column urges readers to visit the public library to learn about dangerous places. The text references present conditions and invites reconsideration, though legibility is poor and many words are misspelled.
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Public
Health Questions Answered By Public Health Service
Headache signals a systemic issue not a disease, with causes ranging from intoxicants to eye strain and dental problems. For relief apply hot cloths or ice, a hot mustard footbath, and rest in bed. consult a physician to identify the underlying cause. A two year old with hard night breathing likely nasal obstruction from adenoids or nasal blockage. see a nose and throat specialist for possible second adenoid removal or septal deviation. An older woman with post operation insomnia should be reexamined. avoid sleeping pills, try warm baths, hot beverages, fresh air, and relaxation to improve sleep.
Dildine Garage Distributor Ad In West 19th Area
Dildine Garage promotes itself as distributor of Federal and Michelin tires and tubes and Studebaker automobiles at 311 317 West 19th. The ad markets automotive supplies and vehicles in the local district.
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Federal
Michelin
Studebaker Automobiles
West 19Th
Weather Report for Cheyenne January 21 1921
Cheyenne Wyoming records a 24 hour period ending 6:09 pm with mean temperature 31 degrees, high 43 and low 19. Winds from the south and west average 15.2 mph. precipitation to date is noted as total with melted snow. Relative humidity ranged from 72 to 35 percent across observations.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color
An old remedy for gray hair, Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound, is promoted as restoring natural color and shine. A downtown druggist notes it darkens evenly and is unnoticeable, with application via dampened brush or sponge.
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Wyeth
Weather data snippet with precipitation figures
The report notes 0.20 inches of normal precipitation since January and 0.21 inches total precipitation last 24 hours with no snowfall.
Lincoln Highway From North Platte To Laramie Report
Lincoln Highway segments show mixed conditions with good stretches from North Platte to Laramie and west of Cheyenne but hazardous areas west of Evanston and Salt Lake Valley unsettled. Snow on the divide west of Fort Bridger and various towns noted. several sections listed as good including Glendo to Guernsey and Ft Collins to Crouse.
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Lincoln Highway
North Platte
Laramie
Cheyenne
Bowler
Lookout
Rock Springs
Lyman
Evanston
Salt Lake Valley Fair
Garter
Ft. Bridger
Yellowstone Highway
Chugwater
Bordeaux
Wheatland
Powder River
Moneta
Shoshoni
Orin
Shawnee
Glendo
Guernsey
Ft Collins
Crouse
Lusk
American official urges US lead in world disarmament
Henry White, former ambassador to France, told the House Naval Committee in Washington that now is the time for world disarmament and for the United States to spearhead the move. He said wartime taxation drives nations to curb armaments and favored a naval holiday without halting current construction. He proposed fixing relative naval sizes by agreement at a forthcoming conference and noted Great Britain might claim a larger navy.
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Washington
Henry White
France
Roosevelt
House Naval Committee
United States
General Pershing
General Tasker HH. Bliss
Supreme War Council
Daniels
Davis
State Department
White
Great Britain
Gas Fatalities Surge in New York City in 11 Months
Gas asphyxiation caused 375 deaths in New York City in 11 months. Leaky rubber connections contributed to most of them. J. E. Hanway, Casper newspaper editor, is in the city.
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New York
New York City
J. E. Hanway
Casper
Liberty Bonds and Bonus Money Await Gervige Gwnerd
The U S Army finance office holds 4800 liberty loan bonds subscribed by officers and enlisted men and 6600 original discharge certificates awaiting postal addresses to return to owners. Discharge certificates were tied to claims for sixty dollar bonuses and other payments, with some checks attached. Local residents missing bonds or certificates may contact the Med Cross office at 501 First National Bank Building for help. Cheyenne Red Cross Chapter lent framed etchings by Louis Orr of Rheims cathedral to the public library and high school for viewing.
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U. S. Army
Laramie County
Med Cross
First National Bank
Cheyenne Red Cross
Rheims
Louis Orr
Paris
Catholic Recreation Building Plan Gains General Approval
Tentative plans for a Cheyenne recreation building estimated at about 50 000 dollars received general agreement from local Catholics. A committee met with Rev Father Hartmann at St Mary's parish house to organize and discuss ideas. The building will be built behind the bishop's house and the committee will study similar structures elsewhere before final plans are set, a process likely to take about a year.
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Cheyenne
Father Hartmann Sunday
St .Mary’s Parish House
Back Pain Relief Claim for St Jacobs Oil
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as fast relief for back pain lumbago and sciatica by rubbing on the area. It claims harmless use no skin burn or stain and promises lasting comfort after a single application with a 60 year history of recommendations.
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St. Jacobs
Parish renews drive for church hall complex
The project gains broad support with gymnasium dance hall dining room auditorium and rooms for pool and billiards. Women and children join the effort promising to match Father Hartmann’s Friday night contributions and boys pledge 25 each from newspaper sales. Schoolchildren start savings to fund the plan.
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