Cheyenne State Leader Publication Details and Editorial Info
The Cheyenne State Leader is established in 1887 and published every morning except Monday by the Tribune Publishing Company. John Fleming and John Charles Thompson are listed as editors with editorial and business offices at No 1 Federal. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with rights and dispatch usage specified. Subscription rates in advance are shown for various term lengths.
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Cheyenne
Trinune Publishing Company
Postofica
Ocea
Federal
Ofice
John
Fleming
John Charles Thompson
Eeaceepoacs
Cosy
Saeco City
Associated Press
Associated Preaw
Mall
Americanization and World Efforts to Emulate U S Progress
The piece argues Americanization extends beyond immigrants to a global trend led by Britain and others. It cites J Ellis Barker noting American industrial efficiency outpacing Britain threefold in several sectors and suggests the UK could triple wealth by Americanizing industries. It questions how other nations compare in need.
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United Kingdom
Quitting the Farm and Population Shifts in America
A reflective piece argues that farm decline due to mechanization will not cause food shortages. It notes rural populations shrink from 70.5 percent decades ago to under half today, while urbanites rise. Projections doubt urban fear of food famine and anticipate wages, migration, and industrial demand shaping future labor needs.
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United States
Farr
America
Health Questions Answered by U S Public Health Service
A public health advisory covers bleeding control with direct pressure and tourniquets, vein and artery bleed guidance, keeping the patient warm, and cautious use of stimulants after bleeding stops. It also answers questions on infant spasms related to feeding and on heart leakage, noting compensation and lifestyle limits to prevent further trouble.
Wyoming Bill Targets False Weights and Measures
A Wyoming House bill proposes a state superintendent of weights and measures, with the dairy, food and oil commissioner as ex officio officer, empowered to inspect weigh devices, seize false tools, and punish violations. It adopts U S standards, creates a state standard set, and envisions enforcement by commissioners and county officers, with seals on compliant devices.
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Wyoming
A. L. Campbell
Iremont County
State Superintendent of
Dairy, Food and Oil Commissioner
United States
Weights and measures bill outlines standards for commodities
The bill empowers the commissioner and deputies with police powers including arrest to enforce weight based sale standards. It requires towns with over 2000 inhabitants to provide public scales and appoint a town weighmaster. It lists minimum bushel weights for many crops and authorizes more rules by the superintendent. A companion bill focuses on potato shipments and car lot inspections with penalties for violations.
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Superintendent of Weights and Measures
Carl and Lots
Goshen County
Posthumous Child Born at Laramie
Mrs. Roy E. Phillips gave birth to a son in Laramie after her husband, a railroad worker, was killed when a freight car moved while he was on the tracks. The accident occurred December 8, splitting him in two.
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Laramie, Wyo
Roy E. Phillips
Ohio oil revenue to be spent in Wyoming
Judge H V B Groesbeck learns his nephew Oliver D Burden, a Syracuse attorney and secretary of a gasoline production company, is involved in the matter regarding oil revenue allocation. The report cites details from Laramie Wyoming dated January 28.
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Ohio
Wyoming
Laramin
Wyo
H. V
Groesbeck
Oliver D. Burden
Syracuse
N. Y
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatic Pain
A vintage advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a safe, instant fix for rheumatic pain joints muscles and other ailments. It claims the remedy cures millions over fifty years and requires only a small trial bottle from a drug store to end soreness stiffness and discomfort.
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St. Jacobs
St. Jacobs Oil
St. Jacobs Ol
Oil Strike Sparks Wyoming Investment Plans
A company boring for gas on a 1200 acre Ohio tract struck oil. Proceeds from the find are intended to fund investments in Wyoming oil lands.
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Ohio
Wyoming
Advert: Monthly Compounds Promise Fast Relief
Posing a medical remedy claim, the notice promises relief from long standing health issues within eight to five days. It highlights safety and absence of work interference and offers a free booklet from C B Southington Remedy Co in Winga City MO.
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Sei &, C. B. Southington Remnedy CO
Winga
City. MO
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