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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1920
Page
7
A Chamber of Commerce sponsored lecture in Ton, Ohio showcases newspaper advertising for retail merchants. Speaker Mr. Salley explains ad design and continuous pay policy, plus store displays and organization, with a final film The Troubles of a Merchant and How to Stop Them. Attendance is free.
The article notes ongoing county election analysis at Lara mie County Republican club HQ and a statewide vote report forthcoming in the State Leader. Snow thaw progressed, Halloween damage cleaned, and merchants prepare Christmas merchandise while deer and trout activity is reported. Community events include a library meeting at Carnegie and a birthday reception for Dr G C Rafter at the Gonaistory temple.
Governor Carey is expected back in the capital today as highway travel shifts toward the Lincoln and Yellowtail routes. Cheyenne households rush home repairs before winter while printing of the Wyoming Statutes 1920 advances. Cheyenne high school football heads to Greeley for an afternoon game. Central Avenue improvements loom at the south end of town. Goose flocks appear at the Cheyenne lakes as Thanksgiving nears in three weeks.
The Northweeters Mounted Police appear today as part of a two day program. Eddie Polo's The Vanishing Dagger attracts many new followers weekly for thrills. A Star Comedy titled Bill's Wife provides the humor.
The Denver Post lauds John Cort's musical sensation Watch Listen Lester at Broadway with high praise for its dancing and tunes. Fred Helder leads a strong cast including June Roberts Bart Higley Frances Donegan Rene Brown Kate Stout Claire Grenville Dorothy Roberts and the Four Entertainers in a well staged production.
Extensive work has begun on the Atlas theater with interior and exterior renovations. President Sart Rey personally supervises the project as the venue is redecorated and modernized.
Auyope introduces the Alias program running today and tomorrow featuring The Unigown Babger. The attraction promises daring mystery and excitement, aiming to thrill audiences with a bold screen experience.
Amuse and Atlas companies from the Pacific coast oversee initial work on a new Cheyenne theater. When finished the Atlas will be one of the most attractive venues in the region, with substantial expense justified by anticipated public patronage.
Anita Stewart stars in Her Kingdom of Dreams at the Amuse with Judith Rutledge signing over a three million dollar estate. Rutledge’s schemes target Stewart husband James Warren as the country girl longs for city life. Added Hank Mabon comedy and a short feature improve the program.
Paramount release “Other Men’s Wives” stars Dorothy Dalton in a tale warning against longing for other men’s wives. The film, directed by Thomas HM Ince, presents a strong moral about dangerous desire.
A cordial invitation to Dr. Rafter birthday reception at the Masonic Temple Friday evening 8 15 to 10 o'clock. The event is informal and open to all citizens of Cheyenne and those elsewhere who wish to attend. Committee members Burdick Charles Foroe, William C. Deming, and others announce it.
Weather data for Cheyenne Wyoming covering 24 hours ending 6 P M includes temperatures 40.9 F, 34 F, humidity around 68 rising to 49, wind from the south at about 12 to 22 mph, and no precipitation in the last 24 hours. Observations note hourly readings and a normal precipitation level with zero rain or snow.
A period advertisement claims an internal medicine mixture can cure catarrhal deafness and head noises at home. It describes mixing Parmint with hot water and sugar and taking a tablespoon four times daily, promising relief after other treatments failed.
A tale centers on a young girl manipulated by a calculating man to undermine a married couple. The story portrays the husband as blameless while the lover pursues illicit passion, suggesting the wife’s husband remains the only potential path to divorce.
A brief note records a pursuit to capture a person in a compromising situation. Details remain sparse but indicate a targeted action by authorities. Further information on parties and location is not provided in the accessible text.
A neighbor recommended Vinol for a hard cough and general debility. The writer says after four bottles she began to improve from the first doses and now feels well, praising Vinol as one of the best remedies. The notice promotes Hays Drug Co. and Vinol.
A brisk shopper note endorses M and G's products available at local grocers. The casual line invites readers to try the brand via convenient supermarket display.
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