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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1920
Page
22
Paul W. Glines challenges state health boards over compulsory vaccination citing alleged deaths from vaccines and linking vaccination to cattle disease outbreaks. He questions medical authority and asserts individual rights to bodily security in a Sept. 1 1920, Wyoming Health Board context.
A chaotic note from Dodge & Seymour recounts a Chinese youth in Anhui seeking safety razors on installment. The letter includes a dramatic oath by Yun Sen, pledging to pay and threatening exposure if he fails, while praising the American razor as a practical tool desired by Chinese buyers.
Fred Royal of Chugwater remains alive in a Wheatland hospital after being crushed beneath a four room house last week. Doctors removed a fractured vertebra by surgery and a full recovery, while considered among surgical annals, hinges on his condition improving.
In Newcastle Wyoming Congressman Mondell states oil land lease proceeds can finance western reclamation and development now. He cites 20 percent of pre law receipts and 62 percent post law receipts, urging Secretary Payne to push for rapid funding of Shoshone Riverton and North Platte projects and noting veteran land claims support. the talk touches grandly on treasury allocations and hope for strong congressional cooperation.
Berlin forwards reports that Mscherich former Bavarian forestry official heads the Citizens Defense Corps claiming a force of at least 400000 ready to march. The claim spotlights a rising paramilitary assertion with uncertain leadership and intent.
Akron council considers a $25,000 resolution to fund a public bathhouse, signaling brighter prospects for city residents awaiting bathing facilities.
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