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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1920
Page
4
A frustrated speaker laments slow correspondence to a friend, vowing punishment and sarcasm for the lapse. The monologue spoofs mail delays and imagined divine retribution, ending with a mock salutation to Dear Old Porcupine.
The text appears garbled with numerous OCR errors. It does not present a coherent event, date, or identifiable entities to summarize into a factual news item.
A commission of Socialist representatives from Italy along with German and British Socialists returned from Russia and find Bolshevism fails to provide basic decencies of life. They condemn revolutionary methods and urge evolution through education and lawful action, signaling Western Europe’s shift away from Moscow’s model.
Navi tors test radio pilot cables laid in New York harbor to guide ships for sixteen miles to the high seas. The system uses magnetic waves heard by wireless receivers within 500 feet, promising safer channels and fewer accidents. Transatlantic cables may follow, enabling ships to sail a fixed path over the ocean.
A humorous plea suggests filming people to expose their quirks and habits. The piece notes twitching noses blinking eyes and coin flipping as common examples and proposes a spouse witnessed reaction after a man saw himself on screen. It invites readers to test their own habits by filming themselves.
A brief aphorism notes a shift in feed availability versus barrel storage, implying changes in agriculture and storage practices. The line contrasts corn supply for livestock with diminished hogshead resources, suggesting economic or policy implications for farmers.
A historical note describes banks expanding their role from simple money handling to wider activities including lending in kind and even donating radium to hospitals for treatment at no cost. It contrasts the essence of banking with poetic reflections on life as the sun sets and hints that a Christmas thought carries more weight than rushed actions.
Editorial on child upbringing urging balanced guidance by elders. It advises letting babies explore to learn self decision, while teaching obedience as a pleasure, and avoiding harsh punishment. Also notes infant fussiness often signals discomfort rather than misbehavior.
Lincoln Highway through North Platte Julesboro and Sterling deemed good Pine Bluffs to Cheyenne good with caution on Burns to Hillsdale corner Cheyenne to Laramie very good for touring Happy Jack Medicine Bow to State Line fair Side trips Big Piney south rough Daniels fair Sage directions rough Torrington road excellent for 15 miles then good for 25 miles Yellowstone Highway shows Greeley and Ft Lupton good Ft Cains Loveland Longmont also good
For the period October 18 to October 23 unsettled with rain and snow beginning the week followed by generally fair cold temperatures. Cheyenne Wyoming reports sunrise and sunset times with brief notes on conditions and mood across Chugwater Wheatland Casper Moteta and Platte counties.
A political advertisement lists candidates for a 1920 local ballot including James M. Cor for president Roosevelt for vice president Wade H Fowler for congress Ray K Olds William Storey for state senate and representatives with clerks treasurer and commissioners named along with county offices and terms. The ad emphasizes party loyalty and public service roles across county offices such as assessor surveyor coroner and prosecuting attorney.
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