Cheyenne State Leader History and Publication Details
The Cheyenne State Leader, established 1867, is a daily Cheyenne newspaper published by the Tribune Publishing Company. It prints morning data except Mondays, with editorial and business offices at 1 Federal St and a preface outlining Associated Press rights and local dispatch republication.
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Cheyenne State Leader
The
Tribune Publishing Company
Cheyenne
Federal St
Flem Voin
Charles
Associated Press
Harbingers of Spring in the Paper’s Pages
A reflection on imminent spring as sporting pages fill with Southern training news and stores promote new season merchandise. Ma shops for spring fashions while ads urge action, and Lent reminders align with Easter and budding nature. The piece notes seed mailings and early planting tips as winter ends.
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Wells
Congressional
What is Efficiency
A compact definition outlining efficiency as applying theory to practice turning defeats into experience and achieving success. It stresses self-reliance discipline adaptability and self-mastery as essential to turning passions habits and education into action without letting them control us.
Salt of the Earth: Adler Defines Three Citizen Classes
Dr. Herman Adler of Chicago classifies citizens into three groups the very good very bad and the fifty fifty majority dubbed the salt of the earth He argues fixed habits and aims keep this majority stable but chaos such as war or famine can shake them revealing crime and disorder in society
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Herman Adler
Chicago
Adler
Dr. Adler
Doctor Wilcox Calls for End to Perpendicular Drinking
Late advice from Dr Reynold Webb Wilcox of New York, president of the American College of Physicians, urges abolition of standing drinking. He suggests everyone drink sitting down and proposes replacing bars with tables and chairs to curb the habit.
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Reynold Webb Wilcox
New York
American College of Physicians
Wilcox
Everett True Think I’m a Chump Tribute Money note
Local cartoonist laments charitable requests as he complains about tribute money and starving children. he questions the sincerity of efforts and reflects on public perception. The piece presents a sardonic critique of fundraising expectations during difficult times.
Lighting for children and eye health in schools
The piece argues for better lighting in schools to reduce eye strain and improve health. It discusses drinking habits and restraint in relation to the Volstead act, noting 1921 context and concerns over public health and education. It highlights the school system as a nation bulwark and links lighting conditions to graduates' eye comfort and overall health.
Presbyterian Balloon Ascension Saturday
The Presbyterians announce a balloon ascent will be held at 5 p m today weather permitting from the lot south of the Masonic temple. Three balloons will rise representing the three winning classes from a Presbyterian Sunday school contest and the public is invited.
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Presbyterians
Masonic Temple
Presbyterian Sunday School
Oldest Weston county homesteader Bowen plans final proof
David Bowen of Weston county is believed to be the oldest homesteader in the state at 82. He moved from Iowa four years ago and will seek final proof this spring, having built his own improvements and crops that helped him survive a drought year. Bowen’s old fashioned but effective methods illustrate persistent farming. The piece also notes a Pennsylvania tax proposal on yrescent fishermen and rising female immigration to the United States.
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Newcastle
Wyork
David Bowen
West Country
Bowen
Weston County
Iowa
Between films and dance, old lamp light fills family room
The speaker notes ample room around the traditional lamp in the living area between movie viewing and modern dancing. A proverb about a full stomach bringing a light heart and a heavy liver is referenced.
Health Questions ANSWERED on lighting in schools
A reader praises health columns and urges city authorities to improve schoolroom lighting. The letter notes frequent rain and dark rooms forcing pupils to stop work, stressing the eye as essential to human efficiency and comfort.
Weather Report for Cheyenne Wyoming March 4 1921
Weather data for Cheyenne Wyoming covering 24 hours ending 6 p m shows temperatures ranging from 42 to 60 degrees with a mean around 51 degrees. Wind largely from the west with velocities from 1 to 26 mph and no precipitation in the last 24 hours. Total precipitation since January 1 stands at 1.83 inches vs normal 1.04 inches.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Birthday of Wiggins Dick Pioneer Miner in Utah
Born March 5 1849 in Lum bago Utah Wiggins Dick a mining engineer is noted for early discoveries in the Coast Range Wagon Lode and the Baby Mine He earned the nickname the general shafter for sinking numerous shafts and later found the Hu morous Vein at Comical Utah though it never panned out until critics analyzed it.
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Lumbago
Utah
Wiggins Dick
Coast Range
Wig
Comical
Dlia
Freckles Focus March Advice for Othine Relation
March winds bring freckles that may linger through summer. Use Othine double strength to remove freckles now. druggists offer refund if it fails. An ounce and a few applications can show improvement with some freckles vanishing.
Musterole Relief Promises For Aches And Bronchitis
Musterole ointment offers relief for rheumatism, lumbago, neuralgia, bronchitis and more. Advertises 35c and 65c jars plus hospital size 9.3.0, claims doctors and nurses recommend it and that it loosens stiff joints without blistering.
No clear headline from provided fragment
The fragment references mountains in the Colorado Rockies and a person named Pike expressing pique, but lacks readable context to form a factual news item with entities or a defined event. Further text needed to produce a proper summary.
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Monds
Colorado Rockies
Pike
Weathered Roads Across Wyoming Report
Loose gravel noted near Cheyenne with conditions in the south fairly good. Extreme west rough and barely passable, including Monta west. Northern areas report fairly good road conditions overall.
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Cheyenne
Monta
Highway Report 4 Weather Bureau March 1921
Weather Bureau notes March 1921 report shows rough sections near Snow's ranch with improving conditions toward Glenda as the road remains overall very good. West district reports fair conditions throughout.
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Weather Bureau
Snow
Glenda
St Jacobs Oil Advertises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An old fashion advertisement promotes St Jacobs Oil as a harmless rheumatism liniment that rubs away pain stiffness and soreness. It claims relief from sciatica lumbago backache and neuralgia with a quick application and a trial bottle from any drug store.
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St. Jacobs
Grandma’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy
An old time hair darkening remedy promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound sold at drug stores. It claims natural color restoration with a dampened brush for single strands and gradual darkening by morning.
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Wyeth
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