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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
10
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A twenty truck caravan toured eleven farming counties in the northeast to show farmers the benefits of motor trucks on farm work. More than 100 demonstrations moved farm tasks faster, hauling 150 tons of grain and 50 tons of coal among others, with 25 000 farmers reached and local hospitality including lunches and dances.
Psychologists measure intelligence by mental age, but a 12 year old with a 16 year old’s performance lacks years of real living. Experience teaches control and consequences beyond raw ability, explaining why intelligence and common sense diverge. The text contrasts quick learning with broader judgment and notes impulses may be tempered by life lessons.
A fragmented page notes failures in watermelon crops from improper spraying and jokes about nickel collectors. It references sprays, pests, and the idea of careful buyers and savers, with stray phrases about nickels and dimes. The text includes garbled lines and stray names, lacking a coherent event.
Everett True reports a diner’s first time in a new hotel where a souvenir spoon collection began. The piece notes curiosity about hotel spoons and mentions medical advice about puffiness under the eyes, suggesting possible Bright's disease and urging consultation with a physician.
Guidance urges early care with a physician or obstetrical clinic. It stresses pelvis measurements, urine tests, and regular checkups every two weeks in late pregnancy, with diet, rest, and hydration to protect mother and baby.
Report from October 6 1920 covers road conditions across southeastern Pyrenees Lin coln west over py Jack Road near Greeley north of Crouse and rough near Denver Medicine Row west to near state line Torrington twenty miles of good then choppy Horse creek road excellent
Cheyenne Wy reports for 24 hours ending 6 am 6 pm show temperatures from 60 to 73 degrees with 65 at other times. Wind mostly west velocity varying 2.4 to 10 mph and precipitation total since January 1 at 14.09 inches against normal 12.28 inches.
Captain William R Tierney two lieutenants three sergeants and three patrolmen were suspended from the St Louis police department for alleged failure to suppress gaming. The misconduct involved a central district area where a gambling resort operated under the guise of a democratic club.
LARAMIE Wyo Oct 6 For the first time in the history of the Sixth district of the Wyoming Division of the Union Pacific 45 freight crews exclusive of local and work train crews are employed. In September 1919 the district handled 736 freight trains 27 612 loaded and 86 empty cars average train tonnage 1 567 tons. In September 1920 there were 921 bound freight trains 34817 loaded and 1 186 empty cars average train tonnage 1 902 tons. The average for the month was over 30 eastbound freight trains a day.
Washington December 6. The American Red Cross approves half a million dollars for relief of famine sufferers in the Peking district. The aid aims to alleviate hunger and support humanitarian relief efforts in the area.
Fire of unknown origin today swept Philip South Dakota destroying the entire business section. The blaze gutted storefronts and damaged adjacent properties in Haakon county's county seat. No injuries reported as firefighters worked to contain the flames.
A nostalgic verse celebrates autumn abundance with peaches pawpaws honey pumpkins pears and apples. It praises yellow mellow sunlit produce and lists beans tomatoes corn potatoes grapes and plums as cheaper than money, inviting fall festivities.
Democratic slate lists James M. Cox for president with Franklin D. Roosevelt for vice president. Wade H. Fowler named for Congress. State senators Ray K. Olds and William Storey. Representatives in legislature include UV. G. Applegate A. A. Baorreson John Bell Frank G. Clark and others. Sheriff position noted.
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