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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1920
Page
8
In verse and verse like prose the piece mixes politics and sport with a satirical tone. References include Harding and elections plus British miners and a Spanish bullfighter arriving in America as the tone shifts between newsy antics and comic images.
Paris reports France will move its about 1,000,000 war dead to permanent military cemeteries or private graves as relatives choose. Work starts soon under new laws, with monuments placed at each grave and government control of grounds in perpetuity. Sanitation and transport delays have hindered gathering bodies, but planning aims to proceed without health or industry disruption. Mas'ud of Afghanistan and India introduced prohibition in 1030 A D and kept it until his death.
Mrs. Alfred Bitterlin of Collingdale Pa recovered $358 in gold from an old trunk she bought for $1 from a Scranton junk dealer. Believing the trunk useless she planned to burn it, but the gold pieces were found during the salvage.
New York reports allege Herbert P Brindel president of the Battery Trades Council faced graft accusations tied to payments and strikes. The article hints at wider UK England context and an outcry over the controversy.
Mrs Schoel, aged 59, longtime Cheyenne resident who came from Salt Lake 53 years ago, died Tuesday morning. Funeral services set for 9 oclock with burial in Lakeview family plot. She leaves 26 descendants including children George E Harris gan John P Edward G Albert Gilbert Cleveland Jacob and George Schools and daughters Jennie Sprange and Etta Strebe, with 14 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
A Omaha reader testifies after twenty years of use that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps with troubles and endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Bonative as well in a brief consumer testimonial.
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