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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1920
Page
10
A damaged newspaper notice appears to mention Cheyenne State Leader and republication rights. The readable text includes garbled references to a memo and Associated Press, with scattered fragmentary phrases about publication permissions and copyright.
A 1920 editorial calls Cheyenne leaders to rapidly plan and improve the community camp. It urges grading streets, leveling lots, adding sanitation and bathing facilities, building a nucleus structure, and securing funds, noting about sixty thousand tourists passed through in 1920 with growth expected in 1921.
A discussion on a sea census to measure potential food yield cites the oyster industry as a leading example and notes the British Society of Oceanography in London stressing study of marine life for practical and scientific gains. It recalls 1882 US fishery losses blamed on Gulf Stream shifts and Labrador currents, yet a later season yielded 2,500,000 pounds.
A London reader laments youth's rebuke of elders calling it a sign of revolt. Gilbert Chesterton notes freedom carries discrimination and tone differences toward things sacred. Bernard Baruch investigates middlemen costs while General Fayolle praises French troops yet cites deficiency in courage.
A fragment notes public concern that Americans eat insufficient oat meal and that a prolonged shortage could harm industry. It suggests packers and cattle are aware of the issue and may respond to rising demand.
Officials of the Southern Wyoming Aircraft corporation announced the firm is back in operation in Cheyenne after a two month pause. Frank Yaeger joins as pilot to manage the plane owned by a partner company. Yaeger previously flew for Curtisas Humphreys in Denver and for the Mail.
Yaeger has not left the main service and continues piloting the local plane between trips. The arrangement keeps him active in routine flights despite broader duties.
Governor James M. Cox of Ohio arrives in Laramie on Saturday afternoon for a 32 member Cox party tour of Cheyenne and the university grounds. He will depart at 4 50 for the east after an Empress theater address.
SYRACUSE N Y Sept 24 Price reductions ranging from 17 to 21 percent in all Franklin automobile models, effective at once, were announced. The move follows factory announcements and targets increased sales. The discount applies to passenger cars and light trucks advertised locally.
Muskegon Michigan woman reports six years of back pain eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Medicine. Advertisement claims health restoration for women and assurances of confidential guidance to readers.
Today H. H. Franklin II, president of the company, announced a price reduction across offerings. The prices drop from a minimum of 3050 dollars and a maximum of 4950 dollars to 28400 dollars and 4000 dollars respectively, while wages will not be decreased.
Rev. A B H F Watkins leaves Basin Wyoming after seven years as dean of the Big Horn church. He passes Cheyenne en route to Framont Nebraska to serve at St James scopal church. he has worked under Bishop Thomas and is well known to Wyoming churchmen.
Natrona County reports a 42 percent rise in 1920 assessed valuation versus 1919, the largest gain among Wyoming counties. Others show smaller increases or declines, with Laramie County ranking eighteenth in growth and the state averaging a 13 percent overall increase.
Cheyenne officials expect air mail service in the Rocky Mountain region to run through snow. Mail planes will carry runners to land on snow covered fields and transfer to runner equipped ships. If adjacent fields remain snow free, takeoffs occur from those areas with sweepers clearing runways.
The passage discusses a wheeled ship's landing, noting rapid coverage of the area by snow after departure and the inability to land when the surface becomes too deep. It mentions interference risks and the ship potentially overturning, with references to stages of progression and obstructions.
Wyoming State Tribune notes that notices of candidates must be signed by an individual in a public or official capacity. It warns that unclear attribution invites accusations and that postal rules require clear paid matter markings. David Hosack visited the city from his Granite Canon ranch.
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