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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1920
Page
4
Fragmented OCR indicates a public notice within an Associated Press style newspaper, mentioning publication of dispatches and fee structures. The readable parts reference Charlie Thompson and a general notice about special dispatches and publication rights. Further readable details are damaged.
Health questions warn readers about oyster fattening, a misleading practice that can introduce polluted matter and typhoid germs from brackish water. Favor lean gray oysters with good salty flavor. seek medical advice for throat issues described as quinsy and swallowing difficulty. Cincinnati, Ohio, city planning interest noted in airplane photography.
Cheyenne area roads range from good to excellent with dry likely. Weld County Fort Collins route shows better yet not good. Casper area remains rough after recent rain. Similar conditions extend from Medicine Bow west to State Line.
Industry expert John Hays Hammond argues that preventing strikes is better than settling them after they occur. He notes labor bears most losses and calls for cooperative management or plant specific methods to avert strikes, while acknowledging rising strike activity over the last decade. Ford is cited as showing cars can go downhill as well as uphill.
A reflection on universal discontent from inefficiency in work and daily life. The piece contrasts housewives and businesswomen, envy, and the urge to “play the game” as a culturally American remedy. It argues individual attitudes shape national conditions and prompts readers to embrace practical contentment.
Disjointed text discusses guests on a yacht in the Mediterranean enjoying wireless music from London. Mentions of village couples savoring wireless output, actors and movies, and a pastor rebuking absence hint at broader themes of tech, society, and evolving social norms in a fragmented 20th century newspaper style.
The League of Nations is forming an International Health Bureau to rapidly exchange information on epidemics and coordinate cooperation with international labor to combat typhus lice bubonic plague and other outbreak risks. The on call bureau will assist member nations in detecting preventing and responding to health threats.
Weather data for 24 hours ending 6:00 pm shows average temperature around 50 degrees on the date. Highest 60 degrees at 2 pm and lowest 19 degrees at 3 am with wind velocity about 17.4 mph. Precipitation since January 1 stands at 14.9 inches with normal 12.45 inches and last 24 hours inches of snow 0. Stained glass windows in Liverpool Cathedral recall deeds of historic women. There are 48 Americans in Rome at present.
Senator Kenyon of Iowa a popular term in Washington and ally of Theodore Roosevelt will deliver a reform address at the Princess Theatre this evening October 14. The speech aims to reveal political truth and draw in supporters from all parties. Signed political column from Laramie County Republican notes Kenyon as a progressive, capable lawyer and eloquent orator.
The 1920 Democratic slate lists Cox for president Roosevelt for vice president Wade H. Fowler as representative in Congress Rey K Olds and William Storey as state senators and a group including U. G. Applegate A. A. Baetresen John Beil Frank G. Clark James F. Cooper Maurice Dinneen for representatives in the legislature George J. Carroll for sheriff Ida R. Graham for county clerk Charles C. Branson for county treasurer and two year term for a coroner position Fred is noted in the provided fragment.
On Wednesday October 13 the Rocky Mountain Society notes Wisconsin could lose about 2 million dollars in revenue from the manufacture and sale of beer wine and liquors a projection tied to policy or market changes.
The Ritz model showcases a long streamlined silhouette with a high narrow notched lapel and widely spaced buttons. A shorter vent roomier sleeves and an easier back permit a free easy grace in wear.
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