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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1920
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text references Cheyenne state leader Sy Ge and CRINONSCUBLENIFO, with garbled phrases about republication of dispatches and paper credits. No clear event dates, people, or organizations can be confirmed from readable portions.
The piece portrays a twelve year old elevator boy who is fresh and rude to a woman who resents being challenged. It explores the boy’s inner conflict between wanting to own himself and still submitting to elders, noting how independence can lead to offense as one matures.
In a dramatic portrayal of Albania’s fight for independence, the piece notes Albania has driven out Italians and Greeks, resisted Balkan powers, and remains unified under mountainous clans. It argues a self‑governing Albania is inevitable and Europe must recognize its sovereignty.
A provocative text critiques selfish motives behind gifts and public virtue before examining patriotism as a potentially lucrative pursuit. It cites Abraham Lincoln and a Communist trial witness Ole Hanson, noting personal gain as a driving force behind claimed altruism and political service.
A hostile stance from Harvey's Weekly condemns the American Woolen Co for profit seeking at workers expense. The piece argues the firm avoids deficits by suspending wages and jobs, while critics say high prices and restricted production hurt consumers, especially women.
Mins Eunice G. Anderson state historian features a Rest and Registration Booth in Agricultural Hall at the Wyoming state fair. Lacking funds for relics she offers writing materials stamps and inexpensive souvenirs to raise money and spark public interest in the Wyoming State Museum in Cheyenne. Daily papers are available and reading tables provided for visitors.
A blend of legends and historic uses describes the goldenrod as a divining plant for water and metals, plus medicinal applications. A folklore tale recounts two girls seeking transformation from an old squaw, yielding goldenrod and purple aster as new flowers. Also listed are Prohibition era agents’ salaries and whisky smuggling estimates.
The passage extols the earth’s abundance and blessing as it yields sustenance, food, and every need, replenishing our supply and enabling us to subsist and be clothed.
We write loans only after examined for security and offer fifty percent of property value. First mortgage notes on producing farm lands are better than bonds. Net 6 percent per annum. Directors listed: Stephen Bon E. Johnston John Clay A HL Marble Fred Hofmann A E Roedel John Whitaker. Savings accounts 4 percent coupon certificates 4 percent checking accounts.
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