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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1920
Page
16
The poem by Howard Mann with drawings by F. W. Parke mixes election, workers, and bullfighting imagery. It mentions Harding and British miners, hints at coal mining, and notes Juan Garcia Belmonte of Spain entering the arena for bull tossing.
Paris reports that France will transfer one million war dead to permanent cemeteries or private graves. Relatives choose, with a monument planned at each grave head. Government to oversee sacred grounds in perpetuity as sanitation and transport improve. Mas'ud’s 1030 AD prohibition noted as historical context.
A trunk bought for $1 in Scranton yielded $358 in gold for Mrs. Alfred Bitterlin of Collingdale PA after she considered burning it. The trunk’s contents were salvaged by a person who pried into its lining and extracted the coins and gold.
Herbert P. Brindel president of the Batwing Trades Council is alleged to have accepted payments amid a graft scandal in New York City. The report notes controversy and accusations spanning the era, with references to strikes and political tension in England.
Mrs Schoel aged 59? years, longtime Cheyenne resident who came from Salt Lake 53 years ago, dies Tuesday morning. Funeral set for 9 am with burial in Lakeview. she leaves twenty six descendants, including children George Harris? and John P. Schoel, plus fourteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Many relatives gather from Cheyenne and Oakland.
An Omaha reader testifies after decades of use that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Lydia E Pinkham's Bonative provided relief. The message endorses the products for long standing female health troubles.
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