Cheyenne State Leader masthead and publication note
Cheyenne newspaper page reads masthead establishing the Cheyenne State Leader in 1867 with publishing details, office address at 1 Federal Street and editor and manager names, plus Associated Press affiliation and subscription pricing lines. It shows typical early 20th century masthead boilerplate and mail options for daily and Sunday issues.
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Bateret
Cheyenne
Feeson and Business Office
Federal St. Telephones
Usineas Omica
Fleming
OMN
Charles Thom
Jmananing
Baltor assuccessGity
Air mail service deserves full funding to safeguard aviation progress
Scientific American argues Congress should provide the full appropriation for the aerial mail network to prevent cuts that would threaten peacetime aviation. The piece notes the system carries mail across about 6 000 miles daily, spans Atlantic to Pacific, and has moved over one hundred million letters in the past year.
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Post Office Department
Congress
Otto Praeger
United States
Reading
Atlantic
Pacific
Children Suffering in Europe Prompt Help from Hoover
The piece cites Herbert Hoover urging aid costing less than a battleship to save starving European children. It questions thrift with Ben Franklin as a moral guide and critiques wasteful attitudes toward pedestrians and cars while discussing nutrition and childhood illness.
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Lion
Europe
Herbert Hoover
Wyoming House Delights in Alphabetical Humor
Legislative humor interrupts session as Representatives Underwood Aber Alcorn and others joke about roll calls and name changes while debating the division of Wyoming oil royalty revenue from the United States. The lively exchange features quips about backward roll calls and proposed name swaps.
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Legislative Assembly
Wyoming
Underwood
Laramie County
Aber
Sheridan County
Alcorn
Carbon County
Ewart
Speaker
Williams
Arnold
Albany
Mr. Alcorn
Mr. Aber
Zuzich
Mr. Zooglum
Zooglum
State of
United States of America
Debt and naval spending loom in 1921 outlook
The article cites Ben Franklin on debt and laments U.S. deficit, noting a two billion dollar shortfall and naval estimates for 1921 near 700 million dollars. It compares U S naval appropriations with Britain and Japan and hints at three and a half million in unspecified context.
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Great Britain
Japan
Health Questions Answered by U S Public Health
Nosebleed is a hemorrhage with recurring cases needing medical attention. First aid includes upright seating, head back, loosened collar, cold applications to the neck, and nasal saline or vinegar rinses. If bleeding persists, seek a doctor promptly. The note ends with a family question about a 14 month old boy.
Causes of teeth grinding in sleep for children
The answer states that grinding teeth at night in a six year old is usually due to a digestive disturbance or a gastrointestinal disorder. It can also occur in nervous children or during the course of a nervous disease.
Wyoming Legislature Delays Big Horn County Split
The drive to form a new county from northern Big Horn County appears dropped for now with a 30 day bill introduction window and possible revival. Senate actions include land leasing reform from Senate Tile 38 and a sheriffs mileage bill that was killed for lack of clear interpretation and sent back for redrafting. Lawyers in the senate showed strong activity as the bill stalled under county affairs review.
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Big Horn County
Big Horn
Lovell
Joe” Neville
Senate
J. G. Hartwell
Niobrara County
Senate Committee
Committee On
Hartwell
Kabell
Uinta County
Financial Outlook for 1921 a Composite Picture of Markets
Composite view of 1921 financial prospects based on 25 leading American industrial figures. Includes stock market averages for 1920, ten year price ranges, and price wave flow. Covers postwar trends, speculative opportunities, and the complete New York Curb Market sales record for 1926. Copy free upon request edition limited.
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Opportunity
Indus
Tey
N. Y
Senate Bill Faces Amendments To Avoid Conflicts
Senators Friendly showed a friendly stance toward the bill and agreed 15 cents a mile is likely insufficient for rough-road travel. They intend to raise the rate to 25 cents but will not act until the bill is made airtight against misinterpretation or abuse.
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Senate
Coyote Hunting Becomes Montana's New Sport
CulbertsonMontana January 26 Montana offers an exhilarating substitute for fox hunting with a new sport of hunting coyotes with horses and hounds. The Culbertson region leads in this activity with increasing popularity and competition to form a hunting club and appoint a Master of Coyotes and Hounds. Residents RBE Murray Edward Johnson and Peter Parks are noted participants.
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Culbertson
Mont
Montana
Northwest
R. BE. Murray
Edward Johnson
Peter Parks
Homemade Pinex Syrup Promises Quick Cough Relief
A DIY cough syrup mixes 2% ounces of Pinex with a pint of sugar syrup or honey to relieve bronchitis hoarseness and throat irritation. The ad touts fast action within 24 hours, pleasant taste for kids, and a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co. in St Wayne Indiana.
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The
Pinex Co
T. Wayne
Ind
Reolo Restorative Promises Quick Vital Boost
A vintage ad touts Reolo as a safe reconstructive strengthener that boosts blood, increases red cells, reduces pallor, and improves overall vitality. It claims near instant effects and urges readers to ask Roedel's Drug Store clerks about its benefits and a $1.00 box purchase.
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A. J. Roedel
New sport originators Gulbertson showcase coyotes chase
Gulbertson and associates introduced a new sport after private tryouts, with eleven hounds each time successfully securing at least one kill. The dogs sometimes abandon coyotes to chase jack rabbits, but the activity provides excitement and helps reduce coyote predation on cattle and poultry.
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Gulbertson
Murray
Feel Week, Tired, All Played Out
A Cheyenne woman notes relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney pain. The ad urges tired women to consider weak kidneys as a cause and to act quickly with the product, claiming it strengthened her kidneys after several boxes.
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Dean
Cheyenne
Julia M. Gordon
O'Neil St
Put Stomach in Fine Condition Advised by Authority
A noted authority explains indigestion stems from hyper acidity and fermentation of undigested food in the stomach. He recommends four ounces of Jad Salts daily from a pharmacy, mixed in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acidity and promote digestion.
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