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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1920
Page
12
Fragmented OCR text shows a public notice referencing Joan Charlenv ThorephOn Jr as a member of an Associated Pages group and a republication claim. It mentions publication rights and census related terms, with garbled phrases in a historic newspaper context.
The article argues women can shape national policy by learning from France where illegitimate babies are state wards raised in supervised private homes. It cites 34,000 yearly U S illegtimate births and grim institutional statistics, urging new voters to study child welfare and turn stains into policy.
A grandfather recalls fifty years of marriage during a golden wedding celebration in an Ohio city. He stresses that success lies in compromise and avoiding constant insistence on being right, noting spats are normal but should be handled without drama. The speech was reported verbatim.
The text discusses the basic economic law that rising production lowers value, noting that plentiful goods become less valuable. It observes America’s broadened production and the resulting price pressure, arguing fundamental supply and demand laws persist despite recent abnormal conditions.
Fragmentary historical note indicates a desire to renew relations between the United States and Mexico. It mentions crossing the Rio Grande and efforts to reconcile past tensions and restore friendly ties.
Weather data for 24 hours ending 6 pm includes temperatures from 46 to 51 degrees, actual mean 46, highest 51 at 11:30, wind 19.5 mph average, precipitation since Jan 1 totaling 14.09 inches with 0.00 inches last 24 hours. Relative humidity and other details are largely unreadable in the source.
An old advertisement for a skin relief product from The E. W. Rose Co. of Cleveland touts relief for eczema and rashes. It claims the lotion is non greasy and safe for tender skin, priced at $1.00 for an extra large bottle, or 3 cents per unit.
In the late war over twenty percent of sanitation issues among United States troops were due to chemical gas attacks.
Old time remedy ad promotes Sloan's Liniment to ward off rheumatic pain and muscle aches after hours of suffering. Claims immediate warmth and deep penetration without rubbing, with three bottle sizes priced to fit budget.
Casper police accuse a man posing as a government agent of illegally raiding the home of auto mechanic R. B. Groves at 113 North Washington Street. No liquor found and the purported agent is missing. a plainclothes officer was duped into assisting the raid. Neighbors protest the operation and police blame a subordinate for the improvised search.
The ticket lists candidates for president James M. Cor and vice president Franklin D Roosevelt. Wade H Fowler is named for Congress. State senate nominees include Ray K Olds and William Storey. Representatives in legislature include U G Applegate A A Baerresen John Bell Frank G Clark James F Maurice Dinneen.
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