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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1920
Page
15
Normal temperature this date is 54 degrees. Actual mean 62 degrees. Last 24 hours 4 degrees warmer. Highest 77 at 2 pm, lowest 48 at 6 pm. Wind velocity up to 24 mph from the south at 4 pm. Total precipitation since January 1 is 7.58 inches, normal is 5.70. July rainfall shows 0.3 inches.
Bonna Maria Rignon, daughter of the Countess Rignon, is to wed Prince Pigna li of the Italian royal line. The betrothal links two noble houses as court circles anticipate the upcoming marriage.
Cheyenne report says roads are in fair to excellent condition with only occasional rough spots. North Platte records 4.384 inches of precipitation Tuesday morning.
Notice by publication in the District Court of Laramie County Wyoming to Mary S. Baker unknown residence. Jesse Z. Baker seeks a divorce on extreme cruelty and requests default judgment if no answer by June 12 1920. Clerk T J Risher and attorney John Charles Thompson Sr. listed with dates Apr 24 28 May 5 12 19 26.
Cheyenne Lodge No. 660 members are called to gather at Elks Home on Wednesday May 26 at 2 30 p m to attend the funeral of late Brother Otto Braunschweig AL 8. Leslie Exalted Ruler Attest John J McInerney Secretary.
The text notes the president earns $75,000 annually and identifies salaries with a maximum of $12,000 for others, mentioning 14 individuals at that level. It then lists several other salary brackets including 840,000 and 39,000 in a disordered summary.
Daily market report from Ghenstein and Graham highlights commodity figures for May and July contracts. Mentions Glenrack Oil and Corn with opening, high, low, and close values, plus May Oils data and miscellaneous percentages.
Giant manager at Polo Grounds hints Jawn may bat for hitless Wonders if Giants stay in second division and McGraw avoids too many pensions. Jawn shows a batting attitude and could enter games as a pinch hitter.
In Sheridan Wyoming on May 25 Clarence Eklund a Buffalo Wyoming light heavyweight wrestler due to meet Ted Thye of Portland soon was kicked by a horse breaking the leg of the horse and injuring Eklund severely. The horse had to be shot after the incident.
Data shows various Liberty stock entries with opening and closing values, percent changes, and two thirds of a mixed set of figures including bids and product codes. The fragment includes prices like 4%s 0.94 and 0.80, with multiple Liberty listings and unclear annotations.
Chicago reports 10000 cattle 12000 hogs and 13000 sheep with beef steers up to 250 higher and hogs 10 to 150 higher while lambs fetch 16.50 to 17. remaining notes indicate steady to higher trends and varied calf and feeder prices. Omaha markets follow with lighter gains and steady to slow movement across cattle and veal.
Chicago prices listed for wheat and grain futures with No. 3 red wheat at 2.86, No. 8 hard 2.80 to 2.85, No. 2 northern spring around 8.05, mixed corn 1.98 to 1.95, yellow corn 1.93 to 1.00, oats 1.05 to 1.07, rye 2.04 to 2.07, barley 1.50 to 4.62, Timothy seed 10 to 12, clover seed 25 to 35, pork nominal, lard 20.50, ribs 18.25.
Department of the Interior announces Olive Tt. Wyckoff Blaine of Cheyenne Wyoming has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof for land in Mast hall of Section 14 Township 15 N Range 68 W 6th P Meridian. Proof set for July 48 1920 before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne. Witnesses named: John Riltake Edgar A. Schuetz Thomas Smith William Kipp.
The piece argues for expanded hospital facilities to relieve housing overcrowding and nurse shortages. It notes hospitals provide cost effective expert care, aid the poor, improve hygiene, and help control epidemics by separating the sick from the well. It underscores education on personal hygiene and community health benefits from hospital care.
Thomas Johnson acting secretary of the Trades Congress said at a Cork city hall labor meeting that the Irish do not intend to form a republic like America where personal liberty is limited and dissent could lead to imprisonment.
In a Boston trial, the court examined President Wilson's writings as samples of socialist doctrine with the defendant’s defense highlighting their political influence.
In gaslit rooms most books will begin to suffer in time from dis colored margins causing fading edges and uneven tones on pages. The text notes that prolonged exposure to gas light can damage paper materials and reduce legibility.
Advertises complete beauty parlor offerings. Foot specialists manicuring hair dressing hair goods shampooing hair dyeing and bleaching toilet articles available. Sulphur steam baths and contact phone 817 listed.
An undated testimonial from Lewis Newman of Northland Street Charlene, West Virginia, touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the best remedy for lingering cold and chest congestion. The speaker claims several bottles eased his grip on persistent coughs and chest discomfort, with the product sold everywhere.
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