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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1920
Page
4
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Fragmentary text references Associated Press dispatches and republication notices. It cites unidentified contributors and locations, with garbled wording that obscures the original news event or subject.
The article argues war reduced population but housing needs persist as birth rates outpace supply. It notes U S Housing Corporation figures of 70 000 houses built last year and warns that high costs in labor and materials stall new construction. The piece urges continuing steady building and wholesale approaches to lower costs and provide shelter.
The piece argues Germany must pay thirty billion dollars in indemnity for the war, to be settled in annual instalments over five years. It contends the sum is huge yet manageable, and could spur Germans to work harder while others curb industrial laxity.
Forty American ministers will visit nineteen European nations this summer as representatives of a federal council of Christian churches. Their aim is to foster international friendship for the United States and to showcase goodwill through Red Cross, Hoover committees, and church relief boards. Rev. Arthur J. Brown says many Americans support the League of Nations and urge U S membership, noting Christian leaders should spur moral links between nations.
An 1880s social elite phrase passes away as New York’s smart set expands to over thirty thousand. The New York Times notes the loss of a unifying leadership and a stable, exclusive circle, leaving a dispersed society with no single front.
Billy Jr. leaves his new fireman playmates and runs away after a clash with Mere. He hides in a stable then slips into a coal house and out into the street. A stray yellow dog named Stubby appears as night deepens and Ned may be near.
W W Dunn seeks republican coroners nomination and travels to Pine Blufflee for campaign. Hobbs Huckfeldt Finkbinder advertise auto service while the Southern Wyoming Aircraft Corp repairs its plane. A heavy rainstorm disrupts fishing trips near Granite Gan and the Lincoln Highway east of the Colorado line. New bus and taxi ads appear alongside real estate and insurance notices in Cheyenne.
Dr. B F Davis a state veterinarian. picnic parties visited Natural Fort 18 miles south of Cheyenne. Lincoln Highway grading Cheyenne to Colorado & Southern railroad subway completed. road quality reported as good. Frontier committee met on plans for this year's show. Fishing parties enjoyed good luck with active bites. City engineer stocked several thousand trout in city reservoirs yesterday. Court motion dismisses C P Store vs director general of railroads. City commissioners to audit Dils and arrange pay between now and July. U S district court convened for routine business yesterday.
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