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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1920
Page
8
Hog receipts 10,600 with higher market. top 15.90 and bulk 14.40 to 15.50. Cattle receipts 4,600 with beef steers steady and stockers and feeders lower. Sheep receipts 30,000 with market steady and spring lambs lower.
In Kempten Bavaria on July 2 General Conrad von Hoetzendorff said Emperor Franz Joseph repeatedly faced German Austrian alliance temptations from England's Edward VII. The emperor, he claimed, remained faithful to the pact, noting Ischl visits and warnings of war danger, insisting Germany and Austria would endure together.
Tahiti natives reportedly used huge kites to cross a bay long before airplanes. At Taiarapu a projecting rock and worn grooves mark a site where, when wind favored, a person would attach ropes to the rock and fly the kite as an airborne craft or parachute to travel across the bay.
James P. Garghill of Warren Ohio, once a twenty year policeman forced to resign for mobility, built a real estate fortune over a decade or two. He now dwells in a premier home on a superb street, owns an $80 000 pipe organ, and hails from an Irish heritage. The note ends with a remark that the United States has issued over a million patents since founding.
Constantinople June 28. Iron shutters in the Levant trigger panic and mass closures whenever rumors arise. Merchants slam shutters to protect plate glass, sparking crowd confusion, theft opportunities, and wave of sectarian tension among Armenian, Greek, and Muslim communities.
London reports that the long standing practice of male teachers caning girl pupils in elementary schools has drawn intense criticism. The Daily Mail advocates ending corporal punishment for girls and credible letters call for female teachers to administer discipline. The Bristol Lord Mayor, a veteran head master, confirms the custom exists but opposes it.
Police in Breslau decide to remove portable bronze statues from public parks to safety amid metal theft. Read: statues of Hichen dorff and Koerner placed under protective arrest. A Diana statue is mutilated. vandals stole inscribed tablets and arms.
Warsaw reports the planned Bolshevik general assault along the Stirr in Volhynia began Monday and was repulsed by seven Polish divisions, according to an official army headquarters statement.
Subscribers report the Leader thefts before delivery in downtown and residential areas. The Tribune Publishing company offers a $10 reward for arrest and conviction of anyone stealing a Leader or a Tribune, asking city police to cooperate in stopping the petty thefts.
Local letters praise Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a time tested remedy for coughs and colds. Patrons from Marquette Michigan and Williamstown West Virginia attest to reliable relief and note the product contains no opiates for children and adults alike.
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