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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1920
Page
3
A humorous plea from 1920 asking milkman for more milk daily. The narrator requests guidance on caring for a cow and increasing supply, asking what to do and when, while promising appreciation and three pints extra per day.
Pine Bluffs notes report property transfers and residents moving in and out. Henny J. Kroeker visits from York on land business. Lockwood and Land swap homes. Bickel family relocates to Elk addition. new house being built on F C Baker farm. baby girls and boys born to local families. Hartman travels for medical treatment. Grigsby ships cattle to Omaha. pilots on Lincoln highway near town.
Joseph C O Mahoney of Washington former secretary to Senator John B Kendrick and now with Avery Haggard of Cheyenne will address a women s meeting at the Parish house tomorrow afternoon on the league of nations. The meeting is arranged by Mrs D A Haggard Mrs Max Ball and Mrs H P Taylor and the address will be non partisan.
Weather report from the Weather Bureau Cheyenne office lists road conditions across towns including Greeley Fort Collins Casper and Medicine Bow with varying grades from good to fair and heavy conditions in the far west. A census shows 1089 women per 1000 men in Austria and Norway completes its first automobile factory.
The report shows a high of 57 degrees at 2 pm and a low of 35 degrees at 7 am. Actual mean temperature for the date 46 degrees with a 6 degree drop in the last 24 hours. Total precipitation since January 1 is 14.2 inches vs normal 12.57 inches. yesterday's average wind 13.8 mph. wind NW. humidity 77 percent. dew point 33 with wet bulb 42.
The 1920 Democratic slate lists Cox for president with Roosevelt as vice president. It also names Wade H. Fowler for Congress and John Bell, Frank G. Clark, James F. Cooper, Maurice Dinneen for representatives. Local offices include George J. J. as sheriff Ida R. Graham as county clerk Charles C. Brivson as treasurer and Donahue and Fred Klugbers as county commissioners.
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