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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1920
Page
10
A damaged OCR fragment mentions special dispatch publication and notices related to the Associated press and Henry Telind. It references a nation and a crash and hints at publication for dispatch materials. The text is garbled with unreadable segments and stray letters throughout.
A historical rant notes Pat Hanley’s 25 year release after a 1895 theft of $84 in shoes, each $3.36 costing a year. It contrasts with Armour Grain Co.’s $1,060 fine for adulteration of cat food shipments, arguing justice favors corporations over petty theft and laments a blind Goddess of Justice.
New York Legislative Committee evidence links labor leaders to bribes and calls off strikes to profit from stoppages. The piece argues corruption exists among all classes, but warns vigilance against suppression of investigations. It praises organized labor's response and optimism amid reform.
A reflective piece argues against urging all youth to seek greatness or presidential distinction. It urges moderation, believing heroism often arises from simply doing one's part rather than seeking public acclaim. True satisfaction comes without envious comparison or audience-based validation.
A skeptical view lowers the value of chasing fame. She urges young women to marry a modest, ambitious man rather than one who earns a million merely for stylish shoes and showy pies.
Sir Auckland Geddes’ recent visit to Canada confirms there will be no Canadian minister plenipotentiary at Washington soon. Canada will continue having Geddes represent British lands while Britain weighs risks of setting a precedent for Australia and South Africa and potential demands for separate representations.
The text discusses the strain on family caretakers and patients, noting that excessive care or neglect harms both sides. It emphasizes patience and pity for those in pain, and describes how illness can alter behavior. A question about tubercular knee is answered with symptoms like limp pain and swelling and mentions immobilization as a common treatment.
The report stresses that the patient should be under care of a qualified physician, preferably an orthopedic specialist, to ensure proper diagnosis and treatment. The language indicates concern for appropriate medical expertise.
Community health note states pumpernickel is healthier than white bread. It describes coarse bread as a complete food aiding digestion and bowel function. Instructions advise thin slicing and a suggested sandwich pairing with white bread.
Cheyenne Wyoming reports 24 hour end 6 PM temperature 26 34 30 with rough wind northerly. Actual mean today 32 degrees, high 40, low 25, precipitation since Jan 1 0 inches, snowfall 0. Weather change 6 degrees colder.
A lyric praise of seasonal contest where Winter advances and Summer resists. The speaker revels in the clash of fire and frost, and the tingle of sharp air mixing with blood as the cold drives desire and vigor. Strong personified seasons and vivid imagery dominate the verse.
Road conditions across western Nebraska and Wyoming show mud and snow in multiple sectors. Hillsdale to Lagrange passable while Lagrange to Torrington opens Tuesday. Cheyenne to Moorcroft rough with snow in some stretches and a general note of travel difficulty.
Joseph Higgins, a beggar in Bristol, claimed the cake given to him was received with bad grace. The magistrate asked why he discarded the cake and Higgins replied he would have choked. He received 21 days’ hard labor.
Madame Bonter, the theatrical woman, ordered her tomb built four years ago and faced delays due to labor. She asked her contractor to speed the work, and he promised completion in three days. Three days later the tomb was ready.
Final returns from all precincts show Democratic sheriff in Big Horn Basin but statewide counties mostly Republican. Candidates Harding 1104 Cox 608 Mondell 1124 Wior 280 Morgan 97 Carlwon 4 Ford 121 Payton 189 Woodrow 1122 Edith Wright 606 Holdrege 1117 J W Wright 939 Tuttle 1336 King 1234 Haneh 484 Short 1308 Price 1442 Morrill 1164 Hib 1459 Grange 897 1206 Thornton 1136 Ordstrom 66 Knight 1206.
Baron Rothebuld alleges French financiers face a claimed 10,000,000 franc penalty in a sacred matter. The report notes the international financial tension surrounding the dispute and the potential impact on cross border relations.
Seta Iy Hn Caterine England is described in the fragment as involved in strictly retail activities. The text references commerce and shopkeeping without broader context.
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