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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1920
Page
11
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference Cheyenne and public notices but is largely garbled with repeated phrases and misspellings. Core readable fragments mention a state leader, pennant, and a call for publication of materials, but no clear event date, names, or outcomes.
A brief overview of the term blarney from Lord Clarcarty to Blarney Castle near Cork. It notes the stone’s legend, its kissers, and the worn inscription 1703 as the stone’s history fades with time and crowds.
The article notes about 100000 American farmers bought 3000 to 900 Canadian acres this summer to shift food production northward. It argues high US costs reduce profit and predicts growers will intensify, farm more on less land, and harvest more bushels per acre to stay profitable.
A piece on newly invented glass that resists high impact and heat, yet shows marks when struck by bullets. The writer envisions practical uses for households, housemaids, and travelers, noting the surprising resilience of this glass versus old brittle varieties.
Critics discuss stage lighting as color orchestration uses vivid hues to shape mood. Signor Ricciardi pitches bold lighting choices while actors, wings crews, and audiences react to scenes tinted yellow blue rosy pink and red as final acts unfold.
A reader notes an ancient magazine remains readable and entertaining with perennial authors Mark Twain Henry James and Henry Howells among the contributors. The piece highlights the enduring quality of serialized works and artful storytelling from revered figures like Conrad and others, despite the era.
A brief item notes a person named Everett True and a remark about someone sleeping loudly at a house last summer. The line hints at a humorous or domestic anecdote without further details.
New York reports the Cotay automobile boasting forty five miles per gallon through a four cylinder air cooled motor and light construction. Inventors Coffyn Taylor and Cameron claim orders for 250000 cars in five years, with prices around 1200 dollars. The vehicle features laminated wood body, 900 pound weight, 480 inch tread, and tires rated for 15000 miles.
A historian reports that each motor vehicle owner pays about 875 in taxes per mile of US highway. The estimate by FR E Fulton draws on 2018 figures totaling 150 billion in various fees to fund federal treasuries. The article notes rubber band cement and kerosene treatments to reduce squeaks and noise, with experiments in quiet pavements near hospitals and schools.
The guide describes how carbon collects at the piston head and forms a mound, starting point for buildup. It advises smoothing combustion chamber walls and polishing surfaces. For the muddy radiator, flush mud from the rear to prevent water entering the magneto or ignition system and avoid short circuits.
A new burglar alarm claims to deter car thieves by sounding an alert as the car moves while ignition parts stay accessible. A hidden gong, battery and switch power the system, placed out of reach beneath seats or panels to warn police and owners when a theft occurs.
The following animals are impounded in the city pound and will be advertised and sold for charges in accordance with law unless claimed and pound fees paid. Sale to be held at the City Pound on September 25, 1920. Six head of cattle yearlings branded one gray mare branded left shoulder one bay gelding stripe on fore head no brand. James McFarland Acting City Marshal.
A roster of Wyoming and Colorado stockmen and related professionals lists presidents, vice presidents, directors, and managers for a Midwest opportunity in hog and cattle raising. Notables include Frank J. Werb, James Shaw, William Palmer, C. Owens, Douglas M. Bog, George Lovett, and others across Denver to Fruita and Greeley.
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