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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
14
More than fifteen hundred ex service men filed for eighty five farm units under the North Platte reclamation project to be opened in Torrington. A lottery will decide who may file on the farms with an anticipated 2,400 filings.
Laramie Wyoming March 3 At a joint faculty and student committee meeting plans were laid for University Homecoming Week in June Four days run from Saturday June 5 to Wednesday June 6 ending with commencement The program includes Centennial excursion baccalaureate sermon Alumni Day with luncheon and meetings senior day with class exercises and the graduation finale A campaign aims to attract over a hundred former graduates Commerce Club formed with officers Fred Parks Harold McKay Lois King Frank Kershisnik More prizes announced for high school week with Quill Club and Delta Sigma Rho trophies and prizes Acce ptances from thirteen schools to attend Ex soldiers enrolled for federal vocational training government aid supports various education paths
The Interior Department announces that mere filing on oil lands provides no claim. Secretary explains that a claimant must meet additional requirements to obtain rights, clarifying process and potential implications for applicants in Washington.
The ad urges housewives to use Blue Label Karo for everyday meals and desserts to beat high prices. It highlights jams, breads, pancakes, puddings, stews, and homemade candy as cost saving, noting rising demand and suggesting buying by the dozen.
London reports that wartime service insignia and badges worn by civilians have begun to vanish rapidly. After the fighting ended, many men wore badges, but the practice is fading as the badges disappear from public view across England.
The surviving trends show ornate regimental crests and honorary ribbons fading in popularity while the officer’s distinct toothbrush moustache remains common. Leather-headed swagger canes, once a wartime staple for subalterns, also persist in fashionable circles after demobilization.
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