Fragmentary notice on state leaders and republication rights
An unclear clipping mentions a state leader and Associated Press materials. Readers are left with fragmented phrases about republication and rights fees amid unreadable text blocks.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1920
Page
10
An unclear clipping mentions a state leader and Associated Press materials. Readers are left with fragmented phrases about republication and rights fees amid unreadable text blocks.
A columnist laments rummage sales as a social ritual while noting they reveal not only old hats coats and trinkets but the rummaged minds of people. The piece contrasts discarded possessions with cherished prejudices habits and unresolved faults kept long after youth and sentiment fade. It cites Villon to underline self awareness.
The essay argues every person is the product of their life and deeds. It says daily work imprints on body and mind, and that a person’s character, destiny, and worth exceed material success. A self made man must judge himself, for responsibility travels with his actions.
The piece argues co operation boosts returns for farmers in Denmark up to 90 percent of consumer payments and contrasts U S practices with high tolls by intermediaries. It urges American farmers to embrace producer co operation and co operative buying to cut costs and eliminate middlemen, asking readers to answer whether they will act.
The Polish minister of finance calls for continued American financial and economic assistance and military support, warning that without it the loans already extended to Poland could be lost to Bolshevik forces. A Texas man was pronounced dead nine times on a single day before being revived each time.
A fragmented old clipping suggests local chatter about a person named Vival Candids showing in a parlor window. The text indicates a collapse of decorum or odd behavior linked to a hanging fruit display and a dry vote, with observers noting a disapproving glance.
Arthur Shaefer and James Wood were bound to district court in bail of 1000 dollars each on robbery charges. John Kahookano, charged with emery, was held on bail. Domm returned from Denver with a funeral car to be repainted. Painted ads and local business notices follow including real estate, Rotary meeting, city engineer appointment, and a baby carriage line at Hobbs Huckfeldt Finkbinder.
The Southern Wyoming Aircraft Corporation removed its canvas hangar from Wales Field yesterday and transported it to Air Mall Field after several months on site.
Army field clerk Glen L. Davaeher will be at the local recruiting station on West Lincoln Highway Wednesday and Thursday to accept applications for the Victory Medal for World War service. Red Crown nurses on active duty and relatives of those who died are urged to apply, as Uncle Sam has spent over 1 million dollars on the medals.
The Robt Burns Invincible now costs 15c and Longfellow 17c with no expected drop in Havana and Sumatra leaf tobacco prices. The maker promises to pass any future savings to smokers at once.
A Wyoming notice explains political ads must be signed by an identifiable person such as a named chair or committee official. It emphasizes accountability for both papers and leaders and notes postal rules require clear paid material markings to distinguish ads from news.
In Louisa Kentucky 7 year old Manley enters fifth grade, skipping grades one through four and becoming the state's youngest fifth grader. In Dayton Ohio Frank Behm won a family porch political argument as burglars stole jewelry worth 315 dollars during the dispute.
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