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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
4
Fragmentary text references Cheyenne with a state leader, a probe, and publication notes. It mentions Charles Thompson and a publication deadline or notice context. No clear event details or coherent narrative present in the readable fragment.
A convoy of twenty three ton trucks demonstrated farm motorization across eleven northeastern counties. Over 100 live demonstrations showed trucks cutting time, hauling 25,000 farmers’ attention, and moving 150 tons of grain, 50 tons of coal, and 20 tons of livestock free for ranchers amid varied road conditions.
The text argues that mental age differs from actual age and that intelligence tests measure capacity not lived experience. It notes a bright child may excel with focus yet lack practical judgment from fewer real-world lessons. It contrasts intelligence as information processing with the growth from experience and self-control.
A fragmented passage references USDA bulletins on wet melons and spray failure against pests. It also recalls a character type called nickel-nursers who save small coins, noting urban attitudes toward careful buying and frugality.
The article notes Everett True dining at a new hotel for the first time and taking a spoon as a souvenir. It describes a collection of spoons from different hotels and mentions a watchful, curious visitor. The page also includes medical QandA on puffiness under the eyes with Brights disease suggested as a possibility and urging medical consultation.
Guidance urges expectant mothers to seek early obstetric care and regular urine tests. It emphasizes pelvis measurements, Wamnerman blood tests, and frequent medical checks to protect mother and child, plus diet, rest, exercise, and managing constipation.
Main roads in southeastern Pyrenees show mixed conditions. Lincoln County west and near Py Jack travel rough or good with construction north of Crouse and near Denver. Medicine Row west toward state line fair while Torrington remains twenty miles, then choppy. Horse Creek road excellent and overall conditions uneven.
Weather summary for 24 hours ending 6 am to 6 pm lists temperatures 60 73 65, humidity around 94 percent, wind W, velocity 2.4 6 10 12 mph, precipitation total since January 1 at 14.09 inches, normal 12.28 inches, mean temperature 61 degrees, warmer by few degrees, and yesterday’s average wind 9.8 mph. note about service and delivery terms.
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 officers were assigned to a central district where a gambling resort operated under the guise of a democratic club.
LARAMIE Wyoming October 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 hauled 736 freight trains with 27 612 loaded and 86 empty cars average train tonnage 1 567 tons In September 1920 there were 921 bound freight trains with 34 817 loaded and 1 186 empty cars average tonnage 1 902 tons The average for the month was over 30 eastbound freight trains a day
Washington October 6 half a million dollars for relief of famine sufferers in the Peking district has been approved by the American Red Cross.
Fire of the known origin today destroyed the entire business section of Philip the county seat of Haakon County South Dakota.
A nostalgic poem praising autumn produce from peaches and pawpaws to pumpkins and pears. It extols ripe fruits and vegetables, noting their cheerful, sunlit abundance and declaring them cheaper than money as the season’s bounty shines.
The ticket lists James M. Cox for president with Franklin D. Roosevelt as vice president. Wade H. Fowler is named for Congress, Ray K. Olds and William Storey for state senators, and UV. G. Applegate A. A. Baorreson John Bell Frank G. Clark for representatives in the state legislature. The page shows a ticket for sheriff as a listed position.
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