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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1919
Page
4
Public notice lists Randolph Leigh Hearst as manager associate manager at the post office and notes business office matters. Includes incomplete address lines and pricing references for months and year subscriptions. The Associated Press is cited as the exclusive rights holder for news dispatches.
This excerpt discusses Theodore Roosevelt and other presidents' tensions with press freedom. It cites Adams and Jefferson, notes Roosevelt's resentments, and quotes Jefferson on liberty of the press as essential, while referencing De Tocqueville and the Federation of Labor advocating free press amid criticism.
The London Nation hails Herbert Hoover as the biggest man on the Allied side in the war. It credits him with saving Belgium and feeding Central Europe, noting his wartime mercy missions and U S food director role. The piece lauds his American pragmatism and efficiency.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Fearne and the lower falls of the Nile, with no clear event or date. It lacks complete names or context to specify a concrete incident or location.
General Louis Botha who died in Pretoria on August 28 is described as a patriot with sound judgment. He crushed a Boer rebellion in World War I and conquered German South West Africa. As premier of the union, he promoted unity and humane policy, guiding South Africa under British influence.
The line poses a grim question about Turkish actions and possible distractions left to them. It hints at a debate over reforms and the diversionary tactics a nation might adopt when pressured on internal abuses and atrocities.
Officials hint near peace may arrive but delays persist as profiteers and rival brands delay remedies. Reported shop workers earn about 120 dollars weekly while manufacturers reap uncertain profits, leaving shoe wearers unsure what to expect from future prices and supply.
A Carlisle Pennsylvania report notes local workers increased wages not via strikes but through higher production. Management credited efficiency gains and stronger demand as key drivers behind the wage rise.
The record notes that Andrew Carnegie, who reportedly wished to die poor, divested about 350 million dollars before his passing leaving roughly 30 million remaining. It highlights the paradox as a remarkable if unequal financial outcome.
Report states France agreed to pay 400 million dollars for allied army stores chattels and fixtures in the country after offering 100 million less earlier. Commentary notes the deal as a risky bargain for the buyer given the junk value of assets and national indebtedness to the United States.
A collection of varied statements notes that elephant meat requires thirty six hours of boiling to tenderize, tiger head is valued by Indian tribes, and dog execution as omen against perjury. It also cites Siberia wind resistance, Mississippi river land gain, cousin marriages rates in Britain and nobility, locomotive parts, and a remark on a pigmy mouse.
The text mentions Venezuela's elephant beetle as possibly the largest insect, weighing about half a pound, and includes scattered references to distant places and figures. It reads like a fragmented collection of observations on insects, ethics, and international affairs with unclear connections.
Carr, former Cheyenne and Sheridan trader, toured Cheyenne meeting old friends before heading to Gasper for a few days. The Basket Stores chain, grown from two and a half stores to a large enterprise, emphasizes citizen involvement and service.
The report details a Wyoming show with Herefords well represented. Miss Wialto a two year old heifer won first place defeating Haslett's entry while Wyoming Prince placed second to Grand Champion Repeater Junior.
Casper wins a twelve day semi pro basketball tournament in Denver with six wins and two losses finishing .750. The Elites of Minneapolis and Green River teams placed second and third with payouts listed. J Ed Willey of LaBarge is stopping at the Normandie as local social notes mention visitors to Cheyenne.
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