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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1920

Page

4

Editors and Presidents Share a Printing Passion Across Ages

The piece reflects on editors who became leaders and the influence of journalism on politics. It highlights Alexandre Millerand as editor president of France and notes the US president-elect as an editor. It praises Henry J Raymond and Charles Emory Smith as powerful editors who influenced policy and public life.

Alexandre Milleramd France United States Harding Baltimore American Henry J. Raymend New York Times Baltimore Lincoln Congress Raymond Charles Emory Smith McKinley Washington Philadelpha Press John May Whitelaw Reed Henry Watterson

Grownup Boys and Secrets of a Poker Club

A witty musing on adult men joining poker clubs and the quiet deceit of keeping wives unaware. The piece riffs that husbands may enjoy sneaking nights out, like earlier days of quiet smoking behind the woodshed, and observes that even as Pop ages he remains a boy at heart.

Shoe Hubby Pop

Improvement by gas stations brightens vacant lots in town

Observers note oil companies have transformed empty, weed-choked lots into well lit gas stations with shrubbery and grass, a pleasing contrast to the former untidy eyesores. The new stations reportedly uplift the streetscape and offer a better sight for pedestrians.

Defeases candidates are no compelled to admit

Defeases candidates are challenged to admit to the public rhetoric about women and social cues as observers recall past youth humor and personal ties in the piece. The fragmentary text reflects a noisy reminiscence rather than a clear news event.

Chery

Recreation and health habits for workers urged by Public Health Service

A column stresses balanced life for all classes to combat monotony and health issues. It cautions against extreme fad regimens and promotes open air activity, regular sleep, plans for a rational program, and seeking guidance from the Information Office of the U S Public Health Service in Washington.

U. S Public Health Service Washington, D. C U. 3

Fort Russell housing policy prompts possible fort expansion hint

Air mail service employees based in Cheyenne may not occupy quarters at Fort Russell, per a letter from the Army adjutant general to Archie Allison of the Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce. The reply notes that enlarging and utilizing Fort Russell could be considered, though current policy forbids city housing for federal workers. The October 19 1920 communication sparked the exchange on living quarters amid postal air service staffing.

Air Mail Cheyenne Fort Russell Adjutant General The Army Archie Allison Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce Allison Fort Russett War Department Secretary of War Air Mall

Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Darker Shade

An old time formula Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur compound is promoted to restore natural hair color. The ad notes easy access at drug stores with an improved blend and low cost, urging readers to stop gray hair.

Wyeth

War Department rejects request for Fort D. A. Russell quarters

The War Department declines to permit private occupancy of unoccupied quarters at Fort D. A. Russell Wyoming. It cites lack of justification for upkeep and service and says the future use of permanent construction is under study amid the enlarged military establishment. The Adjutant General P Harris signs the reply.

Fort D. A. Russell Wyoming War Department United Team P. ©. Harris

Gas Reaches Casper Mains From Oil Refining Tests

Gas from oil refining was introduced into Casper Wyoming gas mains about a month ago. The New York Oil Company conducted the test in city residences and lines feeding frontier oil fields west of Casper to assess using gas in refining processes.

Gasper Wyo New York Oil Company Gis Fas Casper Midwést

Funeral of Little Bassett Child Held

Burial services for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs J da Bassett of 10 East Twenty second street were held at 4 pm Tuesday at the Barry Bricker chapel. Interment followed at Lakeview Cemetery.

J. da Bassett East Twenty-second Street Barry Bricker Lakeview

We Are Tools and Carving Tools in a Carpenter’s Rhyme

A poem rails at tools as living workers worn by a carpenter’s workshop. It imagines workers shredded by saws and chisels, shaved smooth by planes, and finished with varnish, all to become useful to a neighbor, ends praising their fate as tools.

Food Prices Fall Across Colorado Markets

Denver reports price cuts from five to twenty six percent on a range of meats and foods in the past month. Only fresh eggs rose in price during October first to November first. Otto F Thum, statistician for the state labor commission, notes sixteen items in a forty three staple list dropped, while twenty six showed no change.

Denver Otto F.thum State L Labor Commission

Bill Hays Welcomed By Hometown Folks

Sullivan Indiana crowd gives Will H. Hays a hearty welcome as he rests after the campaign. Home folk greet the Republican National Committee chair with presence from other places to pay regards to the party leader.

Sullivan Ind Bill Will H. Hays Republican” National Committee

Solloway Moves From Horse Training To Selling Matches

Former horse trainer Charles Solloway has started a new venture selling matches and candy in London, shifting from equine work to street trades.

Charles Solloway Cear London Snente

Japan's factories employ two million people

Japan operates 25 000 factories with about two million workers. Of these, roughly 50 000 are free-wanyen.

Japan

Flood of Resurg From Leader 4d Flood of Resurg From Leader

Fragmented OCR reads about a flood of resurg from a leader and an advertising inquiry. Mentions a cost to publish notices and a request for readers to help cover expenses. A sudden freshwater event is described. readers are urged to call for service and paper delivery at the paper's expense.

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