Cheyenne State Leader Publication Details
The Cheyenne State Leader lists its establishment in 1067 and publishing schedule daily except Monday. It notes its mailing office at No 2 Federal St and credits the Associated Press while reserving rights for dispatcher content. Rates for subscriptions and delivery are shown for various terms.
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Cheyenne
Federal St. Felephones
Associated Press
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National Woman's party aims to end legal discrimination against women
The National Woman's party vows to remove legal discriminations against women. The piece recalls Alice Paul and the suffrage struggle, notes opposition and changing public opinion, and frames the new campaign as a broad but challenging legal effort across states and Congress.
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Vhe National Woman's Party
Alice Paul
Wyoming
Tennessee
Alice Pani
Congress
Woman's Party
Your Income And Your Car
A magazine for motorists answers how much income is needed to own and maintain cars across settings. It calculates yearly costs for different car values and locations, noting required incomes from $1,086 to $9,064 and concluding that “credit” shapes purchases as Uncle Sam’s war effort hinges on public understanding.
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Farm Bureau
Nebraska
Wilson Helps Move to New Home
A historical fragment notes Roosevelt as the next assistant secretary of the navy and questions liberty advocates in Cuba. It also mentions a Philadelphian who has devised a new spelling system, suggesting influence from cartoons and long-standing artists.
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Col. Roosevelt
Naval policy and armament limits debate in congress
In accord with President-elect Harding, the keynote to the coming administration’s naval and foreign policies argues for maintaining the U S scheduled build up to ensure world leadership in capital ships by 1924. Congress favors armament limits but insists the United States must stay second to none in naval strength.
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Harding
Congress
United States
England
Hood
Health Questions Answered in Public Health Service Column
A 79 year old minister asks about heart and artery health. Answers explain how valvular leakage, hardening of arteries, and high blood pressure relate, how exercise should fit patient ability, and that diet regulation helps but may be less impactful than lifestyle changes.
US Will Not Lead in Naval Disarmament Efforts
Washington reports that the United States will not take the lead in naval disarmament nor accept a naval holiday. It supports limiting armaments with all major powers but will rank second in naval strength under any agreement while remaining prepared.
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Washington
United States
House
Senate
Sloan's Liniment Warms Relieves Aches And Pains
A vintage ad touts Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic pains, sprains, and stiffness. It promises rapid relief without rubbing, leaving skin clean and pores unclogged. The ad highlights easy warming action, broad use for muscles and neuralgia, and price points 35c 70c and 1.40 with a six times larger bottle option.
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Sloan
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Liver Boost
A historical health advertisement touts keeping youth by improving bowels and liver. It credits Dr Edwards of Ohio for olive oil based tablets that cleanse the bowels, reduce bilious appearance, and restore natural buoyancy. The product comes in 15 and 30 cent sizes.
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Edwards
Ohio
Mrs Venice Jensen Praises Cuticura for Pimples Healing
Mrs Venice Jensen of Ovid Idaho writes she suffered severe pimples that disfigured her until Cuticura Soap and Ointment cleared her skin after one cake and one box. She endorses Cuticura for daily use and mentions samples by mail and pricing.
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Venice Jensen
Ovid
Idaho
Cuticura Laboratories
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Malden
Maas
United States Navy Policy and Wool Import Threat
Washington voices insist on a single naval stance while Australian firms push 600 lb 600 bale shipments to the United States before the Moroney tariff. The first 600 bales arrived Monday. a second consignment due March 8 totals 16 000 bales. Local importers warn of dire consequences for American wool growers as eastern warehouses hold a two year supply.
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Australian Wool Ready to Dump Here From Torrington
O E Whittington, court reporter, reports that a consignment of 300000 bales of Australian wool is ready to dump here. District Court Judge William C Mentzer was holding court in San Francisco last week and will return Saturday.
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Torrington
O. E. Whittington
Cheyenne
William C. Mentzer
San Francisco
Mentzer
Office Records Reveal Quiet 1921 State Bureau Writings
Fragmentary OCR shows an ins office report from Che 1921 noting state writs and internal office dealings. The readable lines reference administrative routine and official paperwork without specific names or dates.
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