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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1920
Page
11
Dr McDonald of the University of Hawaii reports probable effects of reimmoprograti on tubercular bacilli. He notes acids may mirror success against leprosy and could prove deadly to the white plague germ. Walker and Sweeney at the Harper foundation also find chaulmoogra fatty acids bactericidal to acid-fast bacteria.
A celebratory reframing of baseball’s big event echoes in lines praising the Series. Crowds cheer as stars perform and dollars flow to support the gate, with all eyes on the diamond’s pace and pageantry.
Manila dispatch notes Sultan Jamal ul Kiram, ruler of Sulu, opposes women’s suffrage but supports prohibition and Philippine independence. He admires Americans and has adopted their lifestyle, plans a U.S. visit to see his daughter at the University of Illinois, while ostrich farming and feather values are mentioned.
A fragment notes city plant activity and river momentum with swing boats stored away. Mentions Coal firms like Capital Coal and a reference to Los with unclear context. The garbled text suggests a quiet season and shifting transportation focus.
The ongoing halt to all mail service between Cheyenne and Salt Lake continues, impacting regional communications and deliveries. Authorities have not announced a restart date, leaving businesses and residents uncertain about future timelines.
The election of Colonel Ernest Stenger as president of the Denver Tramway Company, replacing the southern district general superintendent, is expected to lead to the promotion of George O. Brophy, currently superintendent of the Kansas division, to the vacant post.
In France Mia Abigail Wilton Joan women contribute to railroad work while Colonel is overseas. A public chorus titled Kindly Light is performed sixty thousand times to honor the effort and raise morale.
A weather forecast outlines a generally fair Monday across Wyoming with isolated rain in the extreme north. Temperatures are not expected to shift much, maintaining mild conditions for most regions.
Train No. 10 bound east was delayed about an hour yesterday afternoon on Sherman Hill after a derailed portion of a preceding freight train caused the slowdown.
Funeral services for Ray Allen who died at a local hospital have not yet been arranged pending word from relatives. Allen was a fireman on the Union Pacific and lived at 218 East Eighteenth Street. The foreign commerce totals cited appear garbled but mention aggregating around several hundred million and compare to 1913 figures.
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