On the Spur of the Moment by Roy K Moulton
A column quotes Roy K Moulton and discusses a pending supreme court decision as a broad social and political reflection. It touches on legal processes and public figures, lampoons current events, and includes humorous asides about culture and society.
Coal Decree Extended Amid Embargo Provisions
The commission extended the coal decree set to expire July 21 and amended the order to allow embargoes on open-top car shipments to consignors who fail to unload within 24 hours. A further amendment assigns coal cars to Mississippi east mines regardless of ratings and allocates shares for transporting coal to public utilities.
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Mississippi
Miners Move to Wyoming Amid Kansas Shortage
A Wyoming coal company arranged a special train from Pittsburg Kansas to take fifty miners and their families to Wyoming tonight for mining work. The shift stems from Kansas field shortages caused by limited rail cars and increased demand.
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Wyoming Coal Mining
Wyoming
Kansas
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Fragmentary note records top mating at Hodba Huck Feldt and Finkbinder with unclear context. Mentions prompt and ef MNetent service. Details are sparse and names appear to be misread.
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Hodba, Huckfeldt & Finkbinder
Leader Wantade Proposes One Hundred Percent Dividends Trial
A state leader named Wantade calls for a bold economic move offering investors a full one hundred percent dividend. The plan aims to stimulate growth through a trial program and evaluates taxpayer impact and feasibility.
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Wantade
Nature's Remedy Endures in 21st Century Health Tales
An elderly pharmacist recounts a long career selling Nature's Remedy and family medicine. He recalls the shift from harsh laxatives to a gentler formula praised by customers for twenty five years. Letters from users spread faith across generations, affirming ongoing trust and benefit.
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Nature
Ture
Peur
Foley Kidney Pills Aid Walter Farrand and Wife
Walter Farrand of Irvington New Jersey writes that Foley Kidney Pills relieved his back pain and his wife's kidney and bladder symptoms. He says the medicine quickly improved their condition by helping purify the blood and reduce rheumatic pains, swelling, and stiffness.
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Walter Farrand
Springfield Ave
Irvington
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted for Ailments
An advertorial promoting Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a leading plant based medicine for kidney liver and bladder disorders. It claims rapid mild relief and urges readers to test a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. and to mention the Cheyenne State Leader.
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Dr. Kilmier & Co
Binghamton, N. C
Cheyenne
German Leader Seeks More Coal for Allies Tradeoff
He argued that every ton of coal sent to the allies reduces German wartime production and raises payments. He proposed boosting coal deliveries from 1.1 million tons to 1.4 million in six months and to 1.7 million within a year, contingent on improved food conditions for the allies.
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Germany
Prudential Insurance policyholders meet to elect directors
Notice to policyholders of The Prudential Insurance Company of America announces a meeting at the Home Office in Newark New Jersey on December 6 1920 at noon. Four directors will be elected by policyholders aged 21 or older who have held a policy for at least one year. President Forest F Dayden signs.
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Proudial Insurance Company OF America
Newark
New Jersey
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Forest F. Dayden
Wyoming
U. S. Geological Survey
Unclear Convention Talks Aim to Unite Minor Groups
Hasty conferences were held to placate senator's agent Gilbert R. Rowe of New York and Robert M. LaFolletta Jr. as leaders of a new party strive to solidify minor-group strength after a long session that adjourned for the night.
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Gilbert R. Rowe
New York
Robert M. LaFolletta
Labor Party Convention Faces Turbulent Opening
Early moments of the new party's life were fraught with tensions as joint leaders of the labor party and a forty eight member committee battled to move the group forward. The convention struggled over recognition and platform details while seating limits caused delays and defamations had to be whetted to proceed.
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Labor Party
Committee of Forty-Eight
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