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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1920
Page
10
A fragmented editorial passage discusses precision as the cornerstone of progress. It quotes Henri Bergson on Mind-Energy and cites ancient Athens as a model where striving for exactness advanced civilization, contrasting it with the lure of being nearly right.
An analysis contrasts Lenine and Trotsky with American workers highlighting calls to rise against capitalism. It notes Mrs. Snowden's Russia trip and questions the myth of universal worker enslavement while detailing a coal miners strike over wage and contract disputes and the fight over arbitration outcomes.
The ostrich feather business surges as fashion returns to plumes. Imports last year reached 2.5 million dollars, less than half of the prior year, with about 10 000 American ostriches backing a global trade approaching 20 million dollars. Early US farms began in California around 1882, with expansion to Arizona Alabama Florida, and other states as photographers document the trend.
The fragment mentions butter branding with Ore and Wis, hinting at a light hoarded item. No clear people or organizations are readable to confirm a full local news item.
The readable portion describes a casual meal moment with items like ham, gas, graham bread, prunes, angel cake, and a mug. A request to give a tip after transport is noted amid garbled phrasing and missing context.
Fragmented OCR notes show Liberty First and Liberty Second in a game involving pecans and scattered scores. The text lists multiple Liberty entries and a price of 14 dollars, but details on teams, venue, date, or outcome are unclear.
RAWLINS Wyo Sept 10 Warden Frank A Hadsell reported the capture of two convicts who had escaped from the state penitentiary. One was Jack Robinson of Cheyenne sentenced for burglary to seven to ten years but later trusted then fled riding a truck on July 22 before walking toward Albuquerque where he was arrested. The other, Harvey Wallace, was sent from Sweetwater County for burglary and had escaped over the wall years ago.
An Ohenstein and Graham report from Casper notes Fifty Six Oil Company’s Cat Creek Field well in Montana section 11-15-29 flowed Thursday night, oil rising 900 feet in casing in one hour. The discovery boosts activity for the Royalty and Producers and the Frants corporations, drawing renewed investor attention to Cat Creek issues.
Mabel Normand stars in The Slim Princess at Amuso venue. The tale satirizes the East Asian elder sister rite as Kalora pursues fattening, wearing a rubber fat suit to a lawn fete while the crowd views her growing slimmer in a comic tale of social contrast.
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