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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1920
Page
8
In a Sept 1 1920 letter Paul W Glines denounces state health boards mandating vaccination for school admission. He accuses boards of misleading deaths and cites alleged epidemics from vaccine use. He challenges doctors and questions constitutional limits on state health authority.
A distorted excerpt describes American safety razors gaining traction in China with installment payments. It mentions Dodge & Seymour, Inc., a youth in Anhui seeking quotes, and a dramatic pledge linked to Yun Sen promising to pay for a razor while warning of dire consequences if he fails.
WHEATLAND Wyoming September 3 Fred Royal of Chugwater remains alive in a hospital a week after being crushed beneath a four room house and suffering a fractured back just below the shoulders. Surgeons removed the fractured vertebra and doctors hold hope for his recovery though it would be a major surgical success.
In Newcastle Wyoming Congressman Mondell says oil lease proceeds can immediately finance arid land reclamation and development. He notes available impounded receipts and post act rents could add to the reclamation fund, urging Secretary Payne and Congress to support Shoshone Riverton and North Platte projects for returning soldiers.
Berlin Vorwaerts reports that Mscherich a former Bavarian forestry official who organized the Citizens Defense Corps claims a force of at least 400 000 men ready to march. The statement signals rising unrest amid regional defense preparations and political tension.
Akron prospects for a public bathhouse improve as a council considers a resolution allocating 25 000 dollars for the project. The action aims to create bathing facilities for residents and potentially spur civic improvements. The measure moves to committee for review and possible final vote.
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