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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1920

Page

12

Forgotten menace spurs call for English-only public school instruction

Des Moines conference of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs urges English be the sole language in public schools across states with foreign language influence. The resolution cites German language schools in Nebraska and Iowa and claims alien teachers lack naturalization. It asserts private foreign schools may exist but public schools should teach in English only.

Des Moines General Federation of Women's Clubs Iowa Nebraska Belrat American Security League America

SAVE THE EAGLE A call to protect the bald eagle from extinction

A Natural History writer warns the bald eagle faces extinction unless protected. Alaska pays a 50 cent bounty per eagle killed, with reports of thousands slain in two years. Critics argue eagles mainly prey on already spawned salmon.

Alaska New York Times Bird of Freedom

Oil in Bible Spots

An excerpt discusses biblical oil sources and their potential modern commercial value. It references Hit asphalt springs, Ark waterproofing, the flood, and petroleum deposits between historic regions. The piece considers whether ancient bitumen from Babylonian and Nineveh eras was used as cement in palaces.

Tohn. K. Barnes Hit Nash Stunar Tigris Neal Tower of Babel Babylon Nineveh

Keeping Warm in the Near East

A World’s War account by Maj. Gen. Harbord describes Asia Minor’s plateaus as treeless and forested historically, with brutal winters bringing fifteen to eighteen feet of snow. Fuel scarcity drives use of cattle dung and straw, while homes are dugouts or sunken huts. War-time needs led villagers to destroy mud villages to reclaim timber for firewood.

iMaj.Ges. Athes G Asia Minor

Bon’ Cancer and the Work Wars Bonus Debate

An editor blames Congress for rushing a veteran bonus plan that would grant service pensions to healthy youth veterans of the Work Wars. The piece equates the proposal to a universal soldiers pension and condemns it as self-serving politics spurred by the hyphenated vote.

Wayld Congress Nothx

Billy Whiskers Face Fire Rescue and Escape

Stubby the dog alerts Billy and human occupants during a night barn fire at the farm near the City of Mexico chase. The flames rise high as the cattle and hay threaten, Stubby leads a alertful effort while Billy is secured and New escape routes are tested.

Allence Mexico Billy Stubby Betame Navewick Willy Winstow

Dinner Stories and a Detained Train tale

A fragmented tale set at a golf course with ailing Willie and a mother’s concern. A separate anecdote notes a fast eastbound train delayed fifteen minutes due to poor coal and heavy wind, with a freight conductor’s telegram explaining the cause and a minor penalty for lateness.

Priemiship Aingheny Morneileville Vontieter

Britain's Envoy at German Court

Britain's envoy to the German court area a d Abernon von Vincent Gc ML EK Co M G serves as ambassador to Germany.

Britain

Highways Report Warns of Rough Roads Near Hillsdale

All main roads out of Cheyenne are generally good. Fort Collins road in Weld County and Lincoln Highway near Hillsdale are noted as somewhat rough.

Cheyenne Fort Gollins Weld County Lincoln Highway Hillsdale

Feature of 4th KT Horse Greek at Horse Creek rodeo

Large crowd attends Junior Frontier program at Horse Creek on Monday. Riders compete in steer roping and calf roping with ten ropers and fourteen riders. Jobo Well of Cheyenne and Rick perform notable roping feats, with falls and hard pulls adding to the event’s drama.

Gheyeoe Horse Creek Ila Kinil Tere Jobo Cheyenne Rick Tiel Bell God “Rotell Butchaleigh Olen

Elks Dance Attracts Large Turnout With Novelty Orchestra

A community supper and dance drew 62 automobiles to the venue as Elks hosted a dance on Thursday July 8. Leheni Beck's Novelty Orchestra played at 81.50 per couple while Mrs. Jaude Draper returned and is reported much improved after several weeks of spring illness.

Elks Lehenibeck

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