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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1920

Page

2

Swift & Co to train foremen in productive methods

Harold H. Swift announces a three month training program for more than three thousand foremen and supervisors at Swift & Co. plants nationwide. The course, run by the Business Training Corporation of New York, aims to improve production and employee relations, with lectures by John Galder on industrial relations and production problems.

Chicago Swift & Co Harold H. Swifty Business Training Corporation of New York Mr. Swift Kansas City St. Louis East St. Louis South St. Joseph South Omaha South St. Paul Milwaukee Omaha

Californians Plan Planting Toyon to Restore Native Flame

The California wild flower conservation league launches a drive to reestablish Toyon berry trees in the hills. Guided by naturalist Luther Burbank, thousands will be grown in cans and then transplanted by students and volunteers once well started.

San Francisco California Wild Flower Conservation League Luther Burbank

City News in Brief Visitors Populate Cheyenne

A roundup of arrivals in Cheyenne includes A. T. Evans of Wheatland Ray Carson from Pine Bluffs J. W. Denny and S. Ra Bishop of Rock River G P Callahan of Torrington H J Plunkett of Burns and others Misses and Mrs Megown Riverton Mr and Mrs R C Williams Iron Mountain arrivals and more with a late classified notice seeking a dining room girl at 1644 Central.

J. W. Denny S. Ra-Bishop of Rock River Cheyenne S. H. Megown Riverton City R. C. Williams Iron Mountain

Lincoln Highway and side trips traffic report with hazards

Multiple routes from Pine Bluffs to Cheyenne show good sections and heavy ruts from Hillsdale to Archer and impassable stretches near Orin and Salt Creek. Yellowstone and Cheyenne area roads vary from good to fair with mud and washouts. health commissioner Bertha Thompson of Oshkosh Wisconsin cited.

Lincoln Highway Pine Bluffs Cheyenne Hillsdale Archer Laramie Ganon Rock River Medicine Bow Walcott Rawlins Rock Springs Green River Spring Valley State Line Big Piney Opal Fair Kemmerer Gakeville Wood's Landing Sterling Grover Yellowstone Greeley Fort Collins Glenda Douglas Casper Moneta Orin Lusk Salt Creek Indly Torrington

Funeral of Adams Child Friday

Infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles F Adams died at a local hospital on March 48th Funeral services were held at the chapel of Jobbs Huckfeldt Winkbeiner at two o clock yesterday in charge of Rev G F Fisher Interment was in Lakeview cemetery Mrs Adams will be remembered as Kath ering Deets of this city Leader WAN T ADS are result getters

Charles F. Adams Jobbs, Huckfeldt & Winkbeiner G. F. Fisher Lakeview Cemetery Adams Willi Kathering

Minneapolis Omaha Market Reports For March

Daily market notes from Minneapolis and Omaha dated March 19 cover grains and livestock. Corn and oats pricing vary by grade, flour and barley steady, hogs and cattle receipts and prices listed with ranges, and羊 sheep figures shown for market activity.

Chicago area hog and cattle market reports show steady to firm

Market activity in Chicago area reports shows hog receipts of about 25 000 with prices steady to 150 lower, top around 16 80, and varied weights. Cattle receipts near 5 000 with firm to steady trends, prices for steers, heifers, cows, and veal calves listed across weight and quality categories. Sheep receipts about 5 000 with generally firm tone and price ranges across lambs ewes and culls.

Omaha U.S. Bureau of Markets Cully Ghigago Gattle Catia

Great Falls Honors Fire Horse Dewey in Banquet

Seventeen years of service by fire department horse Dewey ended with a public banquet. Mayor Louis Newman issued a proclamation praising the animal for saving hundreds of thousands of dollars and keeping women and children safe. More than 100 guests, including city and state officials, attended as Dewey received oats and a sugar dessert, displaying calm amid the ceremony.

Great Falls Moft Marchei Fire Department of Dewey Louis Newman

Maryland to Be Armed With Giant Abhingh Calibre

Newport News dispatch notes the battleship Maryland to be launched tomorrow as the first of four ships in her class and among ten superdreadnoughts in the 1916 three year building program. The ship measures 624 feet long, 97 feet beam, and displaces 32,950 tons.

Newport News Maryland

Navy battleship plans foretell 16 inch guns and record weight

The article describes a future American battleship design featuring eight 16 inch guns in four centerline turrets and a 684 foot length. Displacement reaches 43 200 tons with a speed around 23 knots, surpassing earlier Maryland class designs whose keel was laid April 24 1947 amid wartime production rush.

Maryland United States Germany Avasa

Vessel near completion with electric drive and turbines

The ship Vendel is three-quarters complete and will be electrically driven by four propellers. Power will come from turbines around 29,000 horsepower, with eight boiler units providing steam.

Ermis Yithes Vendel Rey

Dick Keenan Denies Being Snowed Under Again

Sheridan Wyoming March 19 Dick Keenan former Wyoming s largest brewer denies a report of being out all night in a blizzard. He says the only time he was snowed under was when Wyoming voted for prohibition in November 1918. A Hindu girl after her twelfth year is not allowed to talk to boys except to relatives or family friends.

Sheridan Wyo Keenan Wyomsing Kemmerer Pate Wyoming

Want to Own a Home Four Percent Savings Plan Ad

A promotional notice urges readers to save monthly in a stock growers savings account with four percent interest compounded semi annually. It promises that after four years a saver could have about 1500 toward buying a home and emphasizes home ownership. The ad targets prospective savers with a straightforward monthly deposit plan.

Growers Savings

New Bungalow Near 17th Street For Sale

Comfortable home on west front with five large rooms and modern features. Yard laid out and ready for spring feeding. Possession available immediately. Price requires $1,800 down and $40 per month for balance.

17Th Street W. 26Th Capitol South Side E. 11Th Street

Reform era notes from a distant city

Fragmentary OCR captures limited readable facts about a reform era, noting a certification and regional statements without clear names, dates, or locations. The text hints at administrative actions but lacks concrete details for precise identification.

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Erefore Corporation Toyon City News A. T. Evans Wheatland Ray Carson G. P. Callahan of the Plains H. J. Plunkett Burns Dan Donahue Lituie Horse Greek H. M. Babbitt Lagrange Ralph Mason Gasper George KE. Brimmer A. P. Sommers Daniel Adams Daily Market Report Courtesy Taylor-Clay (Inc Gorn Minneapolis Grain Minneapolis Omaha Grain Omaha Livestock Atchison Baldwin Weve Ee Texas Oil Crveeer Union Pacific ANZ U. S. Steel Utah Royal Dutch Ee Atlas Boston Wye Columbine Ee Gons Oy Gow Gulch Eevee Biikhorn Wee Ae Glenrock Stereetreselt Ooty Bu Gates Oilerveeen Jewel Tu Eyaetne An Jupiter Lusk Roy Tom Belleee E. T. Williams Texas ITV Are Ared Bait Postum Cereal Co. Inc Battle Creek Michigan Sionom Dick Keenan Denies Bank Cheyenne Bent Street Thames Street W. 16Th Street Carey Avenus Lu An
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