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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1920
Page
4
An eight seven year old Harvard figure cites three rules of life for vigor and longevity: a calm mind, open air exercise, and moderate eating and stimulants. He stresses mental serenity as key, noting optimism and avoidance of worry protect both body and mind more than routine exercise or diet alone.
The New York Times argues that while many favor more religious instruction for children, public schools should not provide it. Separate denominational classes in schools would threaten unity, so “plain Americanism” must be taught instead. The piece notes the need for broader religious exposure beyond Sunday school. It also touches on related political remarks about Volstead, Norbeck, and historic boxing figures Carpentier and Dempsey.
Billy and Stubby trek toward the Sierra Madre foothills and spot a cook fire with the inviting scent of steak. They debate meat versus vegetables as they edge closer to the source, noticing an Indian figure between cacti.
Dialogue shows Stubby warned about getting caught by natives who plan a meal from a stolen steer. Indians described as fond of dogs and not likely to eat unless starving. A strong campfire odor hints at the cooking meat while Stubby awaits a meal tomorrow.
Raw onions plague William B. Smith at the Wyoming penitentiary after a dramatic escape. He endured four days and nights in a hole above the oven surviving only on onions, while guards hunted for him. Smith’s escape history and Lofton’s earlier jailbreak frame a tale of relentless pursuit and audacious prison escapes.
Caspar-Midwest Oil Co declares open shop policy as oil development expands across Wyoming. Green River builds large water tank. 84,500,000 dollars in road work underway. Daily oil production reaches 85,000 barrels. several new fields and pipelines underway. Rice fields, grain crops decline due to cold. wool in storage. local businesses invest in reclamation and infrastructure.
The report shows today’s weather with a mix of clear and cloudy conditions. Temperatures ranged from a high near 87 and a low of 62 with a mean around 70. winds averaged 6.8 mph yesterday. total precipitation since January 4 was 8.44 inches versus normal 7.90 inches.
Road guide directs Sunday travelers to Gampstoo and the C S Tracks for a visit to the Hereford Inn in Hereford California with a note of dancing Saturday evening.
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