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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1920
Page
5
The directors will meet on October 18 to appoint officers and set the organization’s leadership directions. The gathering includes key members and aligned committees to outline upcoming activities and governance.
In Wyoming’s Ennian Valley oil camp near Lake Hattie drilling paused as casing arrived and A J Hill requested a visit to resume work. The site sits within feet of the oil sand with gas water observed, awaiting restart.
The text shows unclear OCR about personnel changes in Cheyenne. It mentions a person formerly with a company and working as a clerk, being promoted or moved to a travel or storekeeper role with headquarters in town. Other details are garbled.
Edward Scobie of Cincinnati and Sanders Mitchell of Alberta, two tiny riders weighing 78 and 80 pounds, will take mounts at Latonia in the fall. Scobie is under contract to Kay Spence who helped develop Eddy Martin and other riders. Mitchell rides for Lloyd Gentry, former rider who trained J. B. Elwell’s horses.
A political advertisement lists candidates for president vice president congress state senate and house in a Democratic slate. It names James M Cox Franklin D Roosevelt Wade H Fowler Ray Olda William Storey U G Applegate A A Baerresen John Bell Frank Cisrk James F Cooper Maurice Dinneen George J Carroll Ida R K Graham Charles C Branson Cy Donahye Fretch 1 Edwin J Smalley Jon Schuneman R & CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT J Fisher T B McDonough T W Baldwin Frank R Dildine George Prosser Bayly Hinkbiner
Fanchon and Marco present a satirical revue titled The Sa tires of 1920 with a strong cast including five comedians and Eva Clark as prima donna. The show mocks the motion picture industry with music by Fanchon and Marco and costumes by Lester of Chicago, plus a stage of California girls. In addition a note on emerging fuel and French peasant land use appears in the page.
The Lyric presents three complete episodes of Pearl White’s The Black Secret today. The serial, written by Robert W. Chambers, spotlights Miss White’s charm and dramatic ability across fifteen episodes. Also on the program is a Harold Lloyd feature.
By mid next week the new organ at the Atlas theater will be in operation. Factory men work night and day to complete the installation in record time. Manager Nya has secured a top organist from Chicago expected to arrive soon.
Earle Williams features in The Purple Cipher at the Atlas Theater for final showings today. The crook tale headlines a traction program as the last performances conclude.
A vivid program note promises a daring line of action and suspense starring the Oriental criminal figure. The feature emphasizes a vibrant wartime personality. Other attractions include Al Jennings in The Tryout Eddie Polo in The Vanishing Dagger and a Universal comedy.
Nazimova stars in Madame Peacock, the Rita Weiman story adaptation, set for local showings Sunday Monday and Tuesday at the Amuse. The film marks a new peak in her screen career following Revelation.
An old friend claims Sloan's Liniment eases sciatic pain, stiffness, aches, and after effects of exposure. The ad asserts fast, economical relief without effort and notes widespread use by thousands of people worldwide. It promotes 25c, 50c, and 1.40 dollar sizes.
Jane Gor ing plays a famed actress whose height of public acclaim fails to bring true happiness. The star is dazzled by fame yet unsettled, in a polished performance by a renowned dramatist’s hand.
Readable fragment indicates installation of a dinarene or dineanen in the tenth century tied to infectious disease context. No clear person or organization identified.
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