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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
4
The Amectetet Pree reports Cheyenne state leader meeting on matters concerning the mall and federal bank activities. It notes the public dispatches are restricted and publication rights are reserved for special dispatches.
The piece recalls Timothy Flint urging frugality in a young republic, warning that excess leads to ruin. It notes Flint’s 1830 critique of fashionable idleness and living beyond means, and compares historical cycles of warning prophets to the present, suggesting the nation survives but faces recurring peril.
An editorial column characterizes Budyonny as the dominant force in Bolshevik Russia surpassing Lenin and Trotsky. It portrays him as a brutal commander who built a feared army of robbers and murderers, warns his future war aims would threaten global stability, and contrasts it with calls for peace.
A columnist urges young men in love to study current political issues such as the League of Nations and Article X. The piece notes that a Wednesday visit may become a test of knowledge and character when a partner probes political understanding. Promoting such education would aid the suffrage movement.
A reflective piece comparing how people take time off across seasons. It notes differing vacation habits from spring breaks to summer getaways and a winter harvest mood. The author highlights autumn as a peak for travel, resort activity, and farm product buying at cut rates.
The excerpt paints a stormy scene with the moon smiling and the sea foaming while a narrator recalls a past love. Imagery blends gentle mid age sun with violent wind and thunder as emotion overwhelms the scene.
Stewart B Claar known as Danny Claar to Cheyenne high school boys who play football has been named special assistant in the office of the state examiner acting as head of the state blue sky department. He succeeds Guy A King who resigns to become secretary of the Wyoming Livestock company. Mr J is an ex service man and former Nebraska football player once connected with the state highway department.
Mme Celeste Olivier Dixon and Mile Luciene La Fraper arrive in Cheyenne to organize a poppy sale aiding destitute French children. Mayor Taylor approves their credentials to conduct the relief movement in the city.
A public appeal states proceeds will fund relief for 460,000 children in disadvantaged areas of Pratice. Local organizers urge donations to support vital programs and care services during the ongoing crisis.
In the Knights of Columbus local chapter annual election officers were chosen with visitors from Casper Rawlins and Pine Bluffs. Named are R. A. Grace grand knight E Lyon deputy grand knight W Phelan chancellor C H Wun nicke secretary W R Junk recorder Clare Lessie aide guard John Bogenberger outside guard and Mathew Smith trustee. A smoker and social gathering followed the vote with attendees.
Weather Bureau data for Cheyenne Wyoming covering 24 hours ending 6 pm. Reports show normal and actual mean temperatures, high and low, humidity, wind, and precipitation totals since January 1. Notes include 13.98 inches total precipitation to date and 11.71 inches normal to date.
The article explains ptomaine poisoning commonly stems from bacterial food poisoning and related germs from typhoid paratyphoid and hog cholera. It urges thorough cooking and cleanliness to prevent infection and notes botulism as another observed form with previous coverage. It also discusses management of hernia and truss use.
The article advises wearing properly fitted shoes for corn relief. Thickened skin can be pared carefully with a sharp knife, and treated with various focal applications. Drugstore plasters ointments and liquids, often containing salicylic acid, are commonly used.
Walter Stevens the mail pilot died in a plane crash after his aircraft caught fire reportedly while on a mail run. Authorities described the incident as a fatal aviation accident with Stevens risking his life for the postal service.
A fire near Toledo involves Tweedy and an all metal plane linked to his death. He was in the city August 4 and said faulty construction risked such crashes. He noted he would avoid flying that type. A westbound plane reached Cheyenne mail field at 6 08 PM Wednesday with about 400 pounds of mail.
William KE Mullen and W B Rows returned from northern state on business trips and stopped at Doug lax to attend the state fair. They praised this year’s exhibition, saying the live stock route and farm exhibits were equal to any in the country.
Report from the fair noting a strong showing by school children, with adult observers calling the event lively. The veteran reporter adds the fair feels more mirna than before as the country grows hotter and more settled.
The coroner's inquest on the death of William A. Rowand, electrocuted Tuesday morning in the Union Pacific shops, will be held at Eyriy-Bricker Brotha parlors at 11 o'clock.
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