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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1920
Page
4
A fragmented excerpt discusses exactitude versus near correctness, citing Professor Bergson and the Athenians. It argues precision fuels intellectual progress, noting how ancient Greece fostered a culture of exact information and enduring civilizational achievement.
The piece contrasts Lenine’s anti capital rhetoric with American labor realities. It argues workers know there is no slave master in the United States yet exposes how a powerful state can control labor. It discusses a coal miners strike and the broken contract after wage increases were awarded by a federal commission.
The ostrich feather business enjoys a revival as Dame Fashion adopts plume decor. Imports last year reached 2.5 million dollars, down from under half that the prior year, while the global plume trade nears 20 million. U.S. farms began in California around 1882 and the industry spread to Arizona, Florida and beyond.
The fragmentary item hints at a local feature or comic strip note but lacks clear events or names to form a complete summary with concrete facts. Further readable text is needed to identify people places or actions for a proper card.
The provided OCR text is fragmented and unreadable. It mentions food items like ham and graham bread and a prompt about tipping after transportation. No coherent event or人物, organizations, or places are identifiable.
A fragmented report shows Liberty First tallying eight and four against Liberty Second in a rough contest. The text also hints at pecans and a price of fourteen dollars, with garbled phrases suggesting multiple Liberty teams and uncertain scoring.
RAWLINS Wyoming Sept 10 Warden Frank A Hadsell reports the capture of two convicts who escaped the state penitentiary One is Jack Robinson of Cheyenne sent up from Laramie county for burglary with a seven to ten year sentence He fled on July 22 after turning over a truck and hissing to Albuquerque where he was arrested Harvey Wallace another escapee from Sweetwater county also involved in the breakout was recaptured after years at large.
An Ohenstein and Graham report from Casper notes Fifty Six Oil Company’s Cat Creek field well in Montana section 11-15-29 came in Thursday night and oil rose 900 feet in the casing in one hour. The discovery boosts activity for the Royalty Producers and Frants corporations, drawing fresh investor interest in Cat Creek.
Mabel Normand stars in The Slim Princess at Amuso for Sunday Monday and Tuesday. The plot mocks an Oriental custom where the elder sister’s marriage blocks younger sisters. Kalora aims to gain favor by fattening, wearing a fattening device at a lawn fete while onlookers react as she slimms.
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