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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1920
Page
7
A garbled local item notes someone arriving in Cheyenne with several iPhone devices and a dog named Todd Fox Nettles. Additional fragments reference a white object and a home, with unclear baggage details and directions.
Cheyenne Wyoming weather for 24 hours ending 6 PM reports a mean date temperature of 16 degrees with a high of 21 at 2 PM and a low of 12 at 8:50 AM. Humidity and wind data note average hourly wind 21.6 mph and precipitation since January 1 around 15.09 inches, above normal 14.06 inches.
Highway report for November 9 1920 notes the Lincoln Highway went open with fresh grading west of Borle and a small detour at Granite. Eastward conditions are fair to good with Yellow Stone north and Wheatland with muddy prices reported nearby. Greeley road reported good beyond there.
A special Wyom Consistory No 1 meeting will be held at the Masonic Temple this evening at 8 o clock. Fred S Fobes Master of Kadeeh and Samuel Carson Registrar are listed officials. Barber shops will stay open Wednesday night until 9 00 p m and closed all day Thursday Armistice Day. Barbers Tiocal 10.
Cheyenne State Leader offers a five dollar reward for the return of a periodical paper to its rightful owner. Any person proving ownership and returning the paper will receive the reward. John C. Fleming, manager, assures best possible service in delivery.
The report from Washington indicates overproduction in the U S oil sector and a price drop in gasoline as a potential end to profiteering claims. British observers note a recent price shift while U S officials assess market factors and consumer concerns.
A fragmented notice from a Missouri area describes a confusing event with mentions of ships, names, and places. The readable fragments imply property or area concerns but lack coherent details and exact actions.
Rotary Club plans a plateau area meet at the Plains hotel. A district court sees divorce filings including Schuyler J. Daeuehey vs Gertrude M. Dauehey. Robert B. Forsythe begins duties as vice president of Mountain States Life Insurance. Cheyenne notes include airport activity, highway bids, property leases, Union Pacific time card changes, and weather impact on outdoor work.
The New York underworld melodrama Blackmail screens at the Amuse with Viola Dana in the lead. Dana brings a distinct persona not seen in prior roles, portraying a polite underworld figure opposite her former chorus girl and other character types.
Arthur B. Reeve and John W. Grey present Terror Island and Craig Kennedy tales with Houdini, the handcuff king, performing thrilling feats at the Lyric for the last time today. The pair offer a logical adventure of love and danger built around Kennedy and Houdini’s sensational escape act.
A general strike in Vera Cruz halted service between Mexico City and Vera Cruz yesterday, shutting down industries in Vera Cruz. Workers nationwide discuss a potential sympathetic strike as the Federated Workers of Mexico City vote tonight on the action.
An old remedy claims a simple home mixture eases chest coughs within 24 hours. It suggests mixing two and a half ounces of a liquid with a pint of sugar syrup, then using plain rentilated sugar syrup or honey as an option. The note highlights common appeal and affordability.
Gladys Brockwell headlines Rage of Nome in the Alaskan drama directed by Edward J. Le Saint with Barbara La Marr Deely. The film, sent by William Fox, features scenes in primeval forests and snowbound wastes, Alaska gambling dens, and a strong supporting cast. A two reel Hank Mann comedy and a Gumps cartoon complete the program.
The Gray Lehvitiftes display unusual talent with a graceful blend of speaking and descriptive power. Descriptions praise Estelle Gray for romantic storytelling and sympathetic roles, likening her to a brilliant, new artist captivating American audiences from Salt Lake to San Francisco. Luther Burbank honors a rose named after Estelle Gray.
Pilot Cook of the air mail service left North Platte at 4 40 p m Monday for Cheyenne. Darkness forced a return to North Platte and local officials kept flares burning overnight. Tuesday morning Cook resumed his flight and arrived back in North Platte.
In the morning report, a new schedule disruption affected several lines including North Platte and Cheyenne. Authorities noted a bond issue from Omaha and a delay extending into Tuesday night.
Readable fragments show business names like Hobbs Huckefeldt and Finkbiner and mentions of baby carriages and insurances in Carey Largo. The text suggests a local commerce notice or advertisement listing firms and products available in the area.
Reservations at the Princess Box Office window begin today. Gray Shevinnes appears at Hays Drug Company and Knight Campbell Music Company in a local entertainment notice.
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