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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1920
Page
10
A garbled byline fragment mentions Cheyenne and a state leader Sy Ge plus repeated, unreadable strings. The text references news dispatch republication and attribution with unclear names and dates, offering no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
A twelve year old elevator boy defects from obedience and shows bold impudence toward a woman, provoking her complaint and triggering reflection on growing independence. The text explores the tension between old submission to elders and new self assertion as the boy negotiates respect, self worth, and social expectations.
In Europe, Albania resists external control as Italian claims fade and Greek interests waver. Albanian mountain tribes, steadfast and devout, press for a recognized independent state. European powers debate mandatories while Albanians push toward sovereign destiny.
The text ponders if apparent good deeds stem from selfish motives, citing Lincoln and martyrdom as self serving. It notes that even virtuous acts may serve the self and highlights Ole Hanson’s lucrative lecturing on Americanism after resigning as Seattle mayor, suggesting patriotism can be a money making enterprise.
Harvey's Weekly denounces the American Woolen Company's profit strike as rotten and harmful to workers. It accuses the firm of depriving employees of wages to cover deficits and hints at sustainment of high clothing prices.
State historian Eunice G. Anderson features a Rest and Registration Booth in the Agricultural Hall due to funds shortfall. Visitors can buy souvenirs, stamps, and read material about the Wyoming state museum at Cheyenne while papers and seating are provided for comfort.
A jumble of folklore and anecdotes traces the goldenrod as divining rod and medicinal plant, plus a myth of two girls transformed into flowers. Includes two numerical notes on a Native tale and illicit whiskey smuggling estimates in Chicago.
A reflective passage extols the earth's abundant bounty providing sustenance and clothing, noting how every supply arises from the soil and reminding readers to appreciate the Earth's gifts.
The note describes farm loan policy offering first mortgage notes on producing lands at net 6 percent. Loans are issued after appraisals, at half the estimated property value, with a cautious approach and references to known bank directors.
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