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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
10
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Historian-like essay recounts Timothy Flint’s early warnings on extravagance and the decay of virtue in a rising republic. It notes echoes by later prophets in 1920 and suggests cycles of debt and moral decline recur without lasting reform. The piece compares national fate to Rome Tyre and the leaning tower of Pisa.
A partisan critique argues Budyonny stronger than Lenin and Trotsky, leading an army of robbers and killers that sustains Bolshevism. It warns Russia’s war to outsiders and cites his pledge of forty years of war with motives of spoliation and domination, reflecting a tense world outlook.
A contemporary commentary urges men to study political issues such as the League of Nations and Article X to impress girlfriends and advance women’s suffrage. It frames Wednesday parlor talks as a test of a man’s knowledge and character, warning against hollow bravado and praising informed dialogue.
The article discusses differing vacation habits among people, noting some avoid vacations while others seek seasonal trips. It contrasts spring, summer, and winter patterns and highlights autumn as a peak time with colorful woods and harvest offerings.
A lyrical fragment describes a night scene with a striking image of a birnnigh and a girl under a moon. The year sits in mild mid age as wind roves and sea foams, while thunder crashes and heavens weep. The lovers’ vows appear and vanish amid the stormy mood.
Stewart B Claar known as Danny Claar to Cheyenne High School football players has been appointed special assistant in the state examiner office acting as head of the state blue sky department He succeeds Guy A King who resigned to become secretary of the Wyoming Livestock company He is a ex service man and former Nebraska University football player formerly connected with the state highway department
Mme Celeste Olivier Dixon and Mile Lu ciene La Fraper arrive in Cheyenne to arrange a poppy sale supporting French children in need after the war. Mayor Taylor approves the organization of the movement following credential review.
A reported campaign seeks funds to help 460,000 children in distressed Pratice regions. Organizers urge donations to support meals shelter and medical care through the Alive Are Need initiative.
At the local Knights of Columbus annual election visitors from Casper Rawlins and Pine Bluffs watched officers chosen including R A Grace grand knight E Lyon deputy grand knight W Phelan chancellor C H Wunnicke secretary W R Junk recorder Clare Lessie aide guard John Bogenberger outside guard and Mathew Smith trustee A smoker and social gathering followed the meeting.
Weather Bureau report for Cheyenne Wyoming covering 24 hours ending 6 pm. Includes temperatures, humidity, wind, precipitation totals since January 1, and normal figures. Also notes St Louis production and western Canada land settlement by veterans.
Health Questions Answered discusses ptomaine poisoning caused by bacterial food contamination, noting typhoid and hog cholera germs and the usefulness of thorough cooking. It also mentions botulism and general food-handling tips. A reader asks about a summer-affected hernia and better treatment than a long-used spring truss.
The article notes successful surgeries for corns and advises wearing properly fitted shoes to prevent recurrence. It mentions removing thickened skin by careful paring with a sharp knife and using over the counter preparations containing salicylic acid as plasters, ointments, and liquids from drug stores.
Walter Stevens, a mail pilot, perished when his plane caught fire. The accident occurred during a routine mail run, the doomed aircraft exploding into flames and burning before emergency crews could reach it.
A report from Toledo describes a fire and remarks by Tweedy during a visit on August 4. He criticized the Larson all metal plane blamed for a fatal crash, warning against flying such aircraft. A westbound plane later arrived at Cheyenne mail field at 6 08 p m with about 400 pounds of mail.
Attorneys William KE Mullen and W B Rows returned from northern travel and visited Doug lax. They attended the state fair and praised this year’s exhibition, noting the live stock route and farm exhibits were equal to any in the country.
A local fair draws schoolchildren who marvel at exhibits while observers note the event grows busier as the country warms. The organizer says interest remains high and the atmosphere is lively despite rising temperatures.
The coroner’s inquest into the death of William A. Rowand, electrocuted Tuesday morning at Union Pacific shops, will be held at Eyriy-Bricker Brotha parlors at 11 o’clock.
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