Mall Matter Near Carey Area Stirs Weeklong Debate
Unclear text outlines a local mall issue in the Carey area with 86.00, 4 month, 3.50, 4 year references and weekly costs of 4.60. No definitive actions or entities are clear from the fragment.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1920
Page
4
Unclear text outlines a local mall issue in the Carey area with 86.00, 4 month, 3.50, 4 year references and weekly costs of 4.60. No definitive actions or entities are clear from the fragment.
Havelock Ellis notes statistics of genius showing rural England nurtured productive middle class, including minor aristocracy and clergy. The piece argues the middle class worldwide shapes achievement through work and opportunity, and that postwar conditions widen the gap between rich and workers, yet the middle class remains the backbone and brain of society.
An editorial note on scientific incredulity cites Sir Oliver Lodge and the Chicago university professor James. It argues belief should not hinge on senses alone and recalls James’s long doubt about snake bite fatality until a death in Indiana forced reconsideration. The piece mocks reliance on personal observation and highlights costly errors from disbelief.
A Spanish physician warns that politicians risk a mental disorder called the delirium of greatness. He cites three signs: grandiose judgment, collapse of will, and excessive talking. He compares them to national episodes in Germany and China, noting the condition affects leaders and publics alike.
The passage notes beliefs that all nations were tributary to China and that foreign ambassadors were deemed vassals. Chinese rulers upheld this fiction by requiring ambassadors to prostrate themselves, a custom abandoned after refusals, though kept quiet from the public. It argues that self-admiration exists in individuals and nations, with only extreme displays labeled abnormal.
A federal bureau of mines campaign pushes improved handling and processing to salvage billions in minerals. Eleven experiment stations work with local industries from clay in Ohio to low grade ores in Minnesota and Utah, boosting production and saving costs.
Billy the goat escapes a park keeper and a gardener then dodges a policeman. He roams the town at dusk seeking supper, extracts lettuce and carrots from a flat, and causes a mess with a broken eggs incident. Tomorrow he encounters more serious trouble.
The United States Geological Survey releases a comprehensive study on the Dry Piney oil field in Wyoming. It notes high gasoline content in the oil, volatile emissions at 125 to 200 C, and potential oil in deeper Hilliard Formation sands, suggesting further oil-bearing strata below current wells.
Ottawa reports that 338,000 officers and men of the Canadian Expeditionary Force have been repatriated since armistice. Of these, 44,278 have applied for Soldier Settlement Board land qualification certificates to take up land under the Soldier Settlement Act.
W. E. Dineen, a local garage owner, attends a large automobile show in Chicago. He travels from the area to view new models and industry displays.
The bank offers loans to all business lines and invites prospective borrowers. It handles checking saving and time account services with 4 percent interest on savings and six months or more on certificates. It also provides collections escrows safe keeping telegraphic transfers fiduciary powers and property filing assistance in Cheyenne and beyond.
The value of a bank to its clients rests on its capacity to provide sufficient facilities for banking transactions. Every department of commercial banking is represented within this institution.
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