Cheyenne State Leader Publication Note
Historical newspaper masthead entry listing publication details for Cheyenne State Leader. It notes establishment in 1067, publication daily except Monday, Tribune Publishing Company, editorial offices in Cheyenne and Pelophone service, managing editor John A. Fleming, Charles Thompson as editor, and Associated Press affiliation with dispatch rights and subscription terms.
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Cheyenne State Leader
The
Tribune Publishing Company
Associated Press
Why Babies Cry Before They Laugh
An essay argues tears precede smiles in babies and adults since humans have historically expressed more sorrow than joy. It notes Dr. John S. Huber cites crying by day 22 and smiles by day 26, and asks if future generations would invert this pattern if smiles dominated.
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John S. Huber
New York
Supreme Court OKs Federal Farm Loan Act and Bonds
The U S Supreme Court confirms the federal farm loan act as constitutional and the bonds as safe. They offer 5 percent interest and aid small investors while supporting rural producers to expand and modernize farms through better credit and opportunities.
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U. S. Supreme Court
O. K
Supreme Court
The Cone Tax Controversy in Spring Petitions
Citizens petition the 67th Congress to repeal the penny tax on soda water and ice cream cones. The piece argues the tax is unnecessary and hurts consumers, noting rising costs and easy collection as poor justification. Reverend F W Bible is cited as a Bible House official. The column ends with a quip about spring and marital thoughts.
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67Th Congress
Sam
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A brief urban sketch notes a sharp tonal contrast in the reader’s eye and the city’s mood. The piece hints at evolving social scenes and creative experimentation within a neighborhood context.
Goitre in a Teenage Girl and Baby Nursing Tips
A teenage girl may have a simple goitre common in nervous girls. rest, quiet life, and avoiding tea and coffee can aid improvement over months. A five month old baby nursing with stomach discomfort may need upright time and gentle patting to release gas. underweight for age.
Ear problems and adenoids in children raise caution
A reader describes a child with persistent ear discharge and a baby with severe adenoids. A doctor cautions against immediate surgery, recommends re examination by an ear specialist, and advises waiting until age two for adenoid removal while ensuring proper nourishment and feeding.
Advised Milk Sources and Adenoid Surgery Note
A reading notes advise finding purified cow milk if possible and states there is no satisfactory method to remove adenoids except by operation. The remarks reflect medical opinions on dairy sourcing and surgical treatment.
Today’s Birthday of Glub Oglub Pioneer in Oil Discovery
Glub Oglub born March 10 1111 near Pharmaceutical Texas area now Pharmaceu tical stands. A famed fisherman he boasted catching 2060 suckers in a day a record. While hunting for bait he discovered oil and formed the Slick Oil Concern becoming a noted early oil pioneer.
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Pharmaceutical, Tex
Glub
Unnamed man loses savings to storage charges
The speaker recalls a man who saved everything for fear of loss and then went broke paying storage fees. A joking line notes how misnaming someone instantly provokes anger.
First Baptists Enforce Dance Ban in Albuquerque
In Albuquerque on March 9, the First Baptist church adopted resolutions barring any member from dancing. A member who dances with a partner of the opposite sex and steps to music would sever ties with the church. Rev. Thomas I. Harvey led the meeting and the resolutions reflect a strict stance on modern dancing.
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Albuquerque
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First Baptist Church
Thomas I. Harvey
First Baptist Albuquerque Targets Modern Dance Ban
The Albuquerque church passes resolutions criticizing modern dance as a spiritual threat and pledges to bar attendees who support it from church offices and singing. A February 16 rule states any member joining in modern dance with both sexes will automatically lose church membership, with reinstatement possible within thirty days after board approval.
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First Baptist Church of
Albuquerque
Highway Report Notes Good Roads With Some Loose Gravel
Road conditions across directions are very good for the season with some loose gravel on two miles west from the canyon summit to the cattle guards and melting snow noted.
Mrs Gates Heads South for Six Week California Trip
Mrs. Herman B. Gates formerly of Cheyenne leaves Denver on Tuesday for a six weeks stay in southern California. She plans to base herself in San Diego with her infant son Philip Foster and her mother Mrs. Foster of Denver accompanying.
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Herman B. Gates
Cheyenne
Denver
California
San Diego
Philip Foster
Mrs. Foster
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