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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1920

Page

18

Automobile price trends and outlook in early 1920s

The article argues car prices will not drop soon due to supply shortages and rising costs. It compares automotive price gains with broader inflation, noting autos rose less than other goods from 1914 to 1920 yet have edged up since January. It cites price indices and specific examples, suggesting continued modest increases ahead.

New England Bureau of Labor Statistics National Automobile Chamber of Commerce Cate

Indians rely on Nunamaker and Josh Billings in catcher swap

Steve ONeill's absence due to his wife’s illness opens the door for Leslie Nunamaker, while Josh Billings steps up as a prized hitter and catcher for the Indians. Billings, from Grantville Kane, shines as a pinch hitter and behind the plate with a strong .888 batting note.

Steve O'Neill Indians Leslie Nunamaker Red Sox Brown Josh Billings Browns Nunamaker Far West John Hank

Cleveland Indians Take Josh In A Summer Move

A report notes the Cleveland association arranged the acquisition of Josh in the afternoon, aiming to bolster the team and keep the adverse eds from Cleveland as the Indians later continued their season.

Cleveland Association Eds Cleveland Indians Josh

Fomans Toes Burned by Heat from Skies

One South Cheyenne resident suffers severe toe burns after a Sunday storm. Lightning struck her home while she sat with a foot on a stove, burning three toes. The report also notes American Westinghouse plans to use Austrian Alps water power.

South Cheyenne American Westinghouse Company Aarau Austrian Alps

State Fair Set for September at Douglas

The sixteenth annual state fair will be held at Douglas from September 14 to 17. The board of managers includes Joseph Garst as president, and others across Douglas LaBonte Cheyenne Laramie and Cheyenne. The Tribune thanks Secretary Hwel for the invitation to attend.

Douglas

Donation Controversy Sparks Call for Legislative Action

A 1920 copyright note describes pressure on a public figure to seek legislation enabling a donation deduction via his annual tax return. The remark implies political maneuvering to secure fiscal advantages through law.

Foley Kidney Pills Praise From Kentucky Reader

Mayfield Ky resident James Carmen endorses Foley Kidney Pills praising their effectiveness for kidney support. He states he is in good shape and cannot pay enough for them. The ad warns that good health hinges on strong kidneys and urges prompt action to aid kidney and bladder function.

James Carmen Mayfield, Ky Foley

No Cause: For Complains On Charity Drives In Debate

Edith E Moriarty argues against abolition of charity drives urging state funding as a substitute. She notes New York reports drives ineffective and the Business Men's Council campaigns against drives, but contends welfare requires both public duty and private contribution to aid the sick and needy. She calls for reform toward state supervision rather than ending drives.

Edith E. Moriarty Salvation Army New York Business Men's Council

The Nash Six Sedan: A Family Car For All Occasions

The Nash Six Sedan seats seven with two disappearing auxiliary seats and wide doors for easy entry. It features a Nash Perfected Valve-in-Head motor, electric dome light, taupe mohair interior, weather proofing with all-year open or closed configurations, and a 127 inch wheelbase for stable high speed riding. A demonstration can be arranged for the family.

Nash

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