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Newspaper
Lander Evening Post
Location
Lander, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1922
Page
4
Local page notes urge subscribers to pay overdue year old dues to avoid financial strain while caring for family needs. Community updates report visitors, water main issues on upper Main, births, hospital discharges, travel for business, social events, and local ads including a sale for Oak Cheater and a bridge luncheon with scores.
Word from Baltimore reports Mrs. H O Barber improving after a successful operation. Friends in Lander will be glad to hear she will soon return home.
Paramount star Agnes Ayres, co starring with Rudolph Valentino in The Sheik, rejects the idea women favor brutal men. She says a woman could not love a man who starts out brutal and questions why any man should be dictatorial. The film, directed by Barth Mull from Monte KA tterjohn adaptation The Shock, draws strong debate among women readers awaiting its release at Grand Theatre next Sunday.
Local ads announce new arrivals at Pyfe’s Store including cabbage celery and sweet potatoes. Other notices offer dry onions wanted, money to loan, coal deliveries, and local business updates.
A car of Poposia Nut Coal at seven dollars a ton will arrive tonight. Only Eddie Andersons. Bantam Weight 118 lbs. The Home Restaurant reopens after a week closed. For sale or trade: One Dodge Commercial Truck one five passenger auto one Nash, plus musical group meeting led by Mrs Ralph Jones and Miss Clara Earley.
Fragmentary OCR list shows various food items including shrimp, salmon, corn, pickles, olives, and relishes. Mentions quantities and possible abbreviations, but text is garbled and lacks clear context or complete details.
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