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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1920
Page
10
Neighbors recall Smith family as children roam boldly through streets and shops. They burn bonfires, treat friends to sodas, and charge items in stores while mothers warn and guide. A Russian prince quips about his gold bathtub amid court cases and old city tales.
The piece argues Bolshevik Petrograd openly admits conscripting labor to form labor armies under Lenin and Trotzky. It notes neutral and international critics accusing enforced labor under iron discipline, with claims of twelve hour days and reduced production, food, and clothing for workers.
An imaginative satirical note critiques a proposed Amalgamated Order of Producers resolution to ban jokes about prohibition during the 1920 1921 season. The fragment suggests comedians would suffer but the public might welcome fresh humor, while some see prohibition as trivial or rude to mock.
A garbled report mixes comments on Mexico as a plot hotspot, theater concerns over railroad rate hikes, campaign culture debates, Babe Ruth charity data, and Trotsky references. The text blends political critique with disjointed slogans about money, alcohol, and public figures, all in an unclear timeline.
Cheyenne 24 hour period ending 6 pm shows normal high 61 degrees, actual 65, a 3 degree rise. Highest 63 at 1 pm. lowest 47 at 1:45 am. Average wind 6.8 mph. Total precipitation since Jan 1 is 11.80 inches vs normal 11.36. Precip last 24 hours 0.0 inches. snow 0.
Laramie Wyoming September 3 It was stated today that the Standard Oil refining plant will be ready to operate by October first possibly earlier When in operation crude oil from the Midwest will be treated The process is expected to be quicker and the plant to operate more rapidly than the Midwest facility
The project advanced more satisfactorily than initially believed thanks to the labor force and the capable men in charge, indicating steady progress under strong supervision.
The start of school brings coughs and colds to many children. A letter from Mrs. J. B. Plumjmers of 246 Autumn Passaic New Jersey praises Foley's Honey and Tar as a reliable, best caught cold remedy for children. It helps with coughs, colds, croup, whooping cough, hay fever and asthma and is sold everywhere.
Word from Laramie Wyoming confirms Ohio Oil Company drilled another well in Cattle section 35 20 7s Rock Creek field with an initial throughput near 1000 barrels daily. The company plans to feed the Midwest refinery and begin enlarging the Leramie plant to handle the increased supply.
Laramie Wyoming report states the Midwest Refinery loaded and forwarded eighteen cars of gasoline during August as the plant maintained operations.
In Chugwater Wyoming a cloudburst flood swept through the area scattering stacked lumber across miles of meadow along Chugwater creek. Wagons struggled through the flooded meadows as salvaging crews recover lumber. damage extends to several houses and extensive meadows for miles.
An eighty year old veteran at the Soldiers' Home in California writes that Foley Cathartic Tablets keep him in a natural shape and relief for indigestion and related ailments. He emphasizes age and satisfaction with the product.
Casper police recover a 1920 Electric Henderson motorcycle owned by Floyd Clymer famous Denver speed demon. A man suspected as owner was arrested and gave a statement after the recovery of the machine.
A fragment notes a person named Marshall held by local police until Denver officers arrive. mentions Clymer as a home resident and a reference to Inria having the greatest name and variety of heg gare.
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