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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1920
Page
4
The Cheyenne leader announces closure plans and stresses ongoing disputes over petroleum holdings. Officials cite persistent disagreements and a commitment to protect public interests as talks continue.
The article explains that voters do not directly elect the president but choose electors. It notes 531 electors who cast the actual votes, with electors meeting in January and the votes sent to the Senate president. The text references Vice President Marshall and a 1921 count, and mentions New York delaying normalcy with a six day bike race.
November brings windy skies and spitting snow yet remains a month of happiness. It is the month of Thanksgiving celebrated with turkey cranberry sauce and football. Farmers harvest store produce and prepare meats while cider making and apple butter fill the autumn air. The brisk days inspire activity and a sense of joyful abundance across city and country.
The piece discusses the term vivisection and a California initiative to ban all vivisection. It notes university protests, claims of medical gains from animal studies, and the potential impact on vaccines, serums, and disease control if passed. It also hints at broader historical context with a mention of MacSwiney.
The guide describes sprains requiring absolute rest and elevation with heat or cold therapy. It covers ankle foot care with hot water, bandaging, and elevation, plus bruise assessment and treatment with ice or hot cold compresses. It notes back bruises benefit from adhesive strips and advises rest and warmth for severe cases. It explains fat tumor as a fatty tissue growth, not necessarily requiring immediate surgery.
The passage argues that starvation or hunger strikes by prisoners have rarely advanced liberty. It cites George Washington's winter of 1777 at Valley Forge and contrasts it with Debs, suggesting martyrdom through hunger is unlikely to topple tyrants or secure freedom. It reflects on historical outcomes and the uncertain impact of self starvation.
The text notes that stomach catarrh can grow large yet usually causes no harm and removal is desirable to prevent deformity. It outlines that treatment is not self administered and relies on clinical evaluation, chemical tests of meals, and often X ray examinations to observe stomach position and function.
In Douglas Wyoming on October 29 a shooting at Orin Junction left Winkley Davies in serious condition in a Douglas hospital with gunshot wounds. The blast followed a quarrel over a card game and Roy McAllister reportedly confronted Davis at a pool hall before firing.
Salzburg Austria October 29 Schloss Fischorn one of Europe’s famed castles has been destroyed by fire. The rebuilt 14th century residence of Prince Seon Leichenstein housed extensive art and historic objects.
A fragmentary verse recalls a boy's bedtime routine and parental insistence. The narrator reflects on a harsh nightly ritual, describing discomfort and the emotional toll of enforced washing and discipline before sleep.
Weather report for 24 hours ending 4 09 PM lists temperatures 47 62 42, wetbulb 41 40 36, relative humidity 67 37 64, wind direction WNW, highest 55 at 3 30 PM, lowest 33 at 12 00 AM. Actual mean temp 44, change +2 in 24 hours. Precipitation 0 inches, since Jan 1 total 14.46 inches with normal 12.84. Avg wind 8.7 mph yesterday.
The report notes Pine Bluffs routes fair to good with detours toward Happy Jack. Green River area slow and rutty. Yellowstone roads good to state line and into Denver. Cheyenne north routes to Greeley and Wheatland show good to excellent, with several side trips and overall light precipitation this week.
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