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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1919
Page
4
The speaker Stockdale addresses businessmen in Stitmie this week, challenging complacency and urging those with vision to grasp new ideas. He warns he cannot save those sunk in dry rot but can inspire entrepreneurs to expand their horizons.
A political ad argues that national bank failures declined after 1913 with Democratic control. It cites counts of banks in operation on 1918 and 1919 and claims fewer failures since 1918, urging readers to judge which party is for safe business.
The Weather Bureau issues twice daily Fing forecasts to military and naval authorities to reduce long flight risk. Military aviators must use the latest forecasts before extended trips, with zones covering the continental United States. Reports are shared with the Naval Communication Service to protect naval airmen.
The piece recalls Franklin and Jefferson on the Federal Constitution noting its faults yet deeming it a sane framework for amendments. It links his critiques to debates on the league of nations and the peace treaty, and mentions Gompers, women voters, color blindness, Girl Scouts, and La Suffragiste in France.
The State Leader classified column announces a broad reach with over 3 600 readers. It notes that items people have thought worth selling will attract buyers and that anything one desires will be supplied by others. The ad space targets general want and supply.
Miss Alice Louise Seeker a factory employee wins a 10000 prize in a New York contest conducted by a newspaper. Judges include J W Griffin Harrison Fisher and George M Cohan.
Mr. J. J. Wallace visited Denver Sunday and Monday and returned Monday night. Mr. F. P. Shaughnessy also spent the weekend in Denver visiting friends and returned to Cheyenne Tuesday.
Miss Allie Jewell superintendent of the Wyoming Children's Home Society returns from Kemmerer with two influenza orphans, ages 14 and 7, turned over to the society. Campaign for funds to support the home is in progress, calling for generous contributions.
A family of eight lost two children and a parent to influenza a half year ago. The elder son’s quiet grief and the mother’s death left the younger children in neighborly care. Two siblings have been placed with the home society. others may follow.
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