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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
3
Mrs Walton hosted a Polk Lore club tea on East Twenty-first Street with special guest Miss Kirk visiting from New York City. Attendees included Miss Beth Rynders and the Levison family. later, Miss Evelyn and Miss Amelia Goff hosted a dinner party with friends.
Mrs. Polaris travels to Grand Inland to visit son Charles Junties. Girl Reserve volunteers assist freshmen during registration week. Mizpah class of the Presbyterian church plans opening meeting at Mrs. Hale’s home. Miss Delpha Pear Lewis to wed Paddock Snyder Casper. guests from VTM club attend. Frank Wiffler returns from Madison as a commercial secretary. Genevieve Hittle relocates to Prairie City. Irma French to Santa Fe fiesta. Fred Peterson enjoys U.S. land office vacation. Mullen sisters return to Notre Dame and Univ. of Nebraska. Minnie Garland visit honored at Chapman apartment dinner with Cheyenne teachers. Get-together club meets at Mrs. Tilsey’s. tea served. High School Girl Reserve to host Friday gym party for freshmen. sisters initiative. Delta Vivian Mahin celebrates sixth birthday with friends. YWCA Friday program for teachers features musical numbers. teachers invited. Chapter C PEO luncheon hosted by Mrs. George L. Strader.
Washington report quotes the Chief of the U S Children's Bureau arguing women are not instinctive good mothers. The piece notes high infant mortality with about one in ten babies dying before age one, half in the first year during the first six weeks. Causes listed include insufficient family income, parental venereal disease, and maternal health during pregnancy.
A hospital style table stresses monthly age group data for infant deaths and urges expectant mothers to seek complete prenatal examinations. It advocates regular medical tests, a healthy lifestyle, and prompt physician consultation for any symptoms, stressing confinement under a competent doctor to handle possible complications.
The text notes repeated press reports of endorsements by officials for Harding in conferences, mocks the situation, and calls for a decisive Marion event a joint porch debate between Johnson and Taft, with Harding delivering a final decision on the league.
Testimony from C W McClure describes a plan to raise funds in Georgia with a target of 25000 for Atlanta and 25000 for the state. Dr J C Stockbridge cites Taylor promising the sum. The committee probes authority for a Brookslyn Eagle story claiming 16900900. Lena Reed argued legal privilege, with Senators Kenyon Spencer and Pomerene backing. A ruling is expected tomorrow.
Local and coast to coast aerial mail operations begin with multiple ships, delays from motor trouble, and incomplete routes. Iowa City and Omaha report landings. Cheyenne stations face cancellations while plans for faster four engine aircraft and all metal planes are aired. Park repairs continue after heavy Monday rain.
A Red Cross aided group of 800 Russian children and youth are sent by U S backers to tell Russians about freedom. They traveled from Vladivostok via the Pacific and Panama to New York, where a farewell party was held as rewards included dolls and toys.
Frank Freeman of this city died in a motorcycle crash in California when struck by a passing car that fled the scene. Freeman, a U.S. Navy veteran who reached the rank of chief engineer, was visiting relatives. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Freeman, reside here. The body will be brought to Cheyenne for burial with funeral details to follow.
Sheriff Smake reports the Laramie County Fair proceeding despite recent Sedianoes weather. Officials say the event remains fine with attendees enjoying exhibits and activities under improving conditions.
Senator Harding receives applause from farmers as he discusses Americanism and outlines his nominating speech. He gestures vigorously and emphasizes key points from his prepared remarks.
A senator recalls emigrants returning from Europe and his own past voyage, praising America as a land of guaranteed freedom and opportunity. He vows to preserve independence and guide the world toward higher civilisation, amid remarks at a four hour fair at the grounds where several stalls offered candied treats.
Construction crews advance on the radio tower installation at the landing shed, with steady progress reported as equipment and platforms are positioned for the next phase of erection.
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