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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1918

Page

16

Allies Will Win Because They’re Right At Quarrie War Memoir

Lieutenant MacQuarrie recounts frontline fury and German tricks from trenches amid a European war. He describes shelling, cellar huddles, and close calls as he recalls a hospital train journey and the vow that allies will prevail.

Lee Pnp Reveh Red Cross Germany Leutenant MacQuarrie Corman Farm House Alery Tommy Irene Tos Berlin

Winter Wheat and Rye Outlook After Harsh Winter

The weather service denies dire reports of severe winter wheat damage. Young wheat stands are healthy where sown in stubble, with rye also in fair to good condition. Spring grains show optimism across eastern regions, as higher soils are turning for spring wheat rye and oats in eastern counties.

Cheyenne United Statenweather Wareno LL. HM. Deathgerfield

War Savings Stamp Sales By Local Schools

Superintendent Ira B. Fee reports thrift stamp sales in area schools remain strong. Central leads with 188.76 dollars this week, followed by Converse 62, Corlette 21.75, Churchill 80.25, Johnston 10.75. weekly total 381.75 and overall school total 4525.75 in stamps.

Ira B. Fee Central School Converse Corlette Churchill Johnston

Lovegren Joins Union Pacific Personal Record Bureau

Frank W. Lovegren is appointed chief of the personal record bureau at Union Pacific. Previously with Pacific Fruit Express, he is noted as affable and railroad dhitty hero by officials. The department maintains records of employees' friends and relatives to speed contact in accidents.

Frank W. Lovegren Union Pacific Lovegren Pacific Fruit Express Company Heyenue Lusk Jim Hill Northwest West Hill

Chaplin Resigns From Wyoming Defense Council Post

W E Chaplin resigns as publicity director of the state council of national defense. Maurice Groshon, council chairman, says the loss will be greatly felt. Chaplin served over a year without pay, valued for his patriotic service and journalism experience.

W. E. Chaplin The Laramie Republican State Council of National Defense Defense Council Nated Maurice Groshon Chaplin Wyoming

County Tax Ruling Blocks Fair Support Levy

State supreme court ruled a city or county may not levy taxes on property owners to fund a private county fair association. Carbon county commissioners were blocked after Union Pacific Railway challenged the tax. The decision affirms district court findings in the Hahn case and the court adjourned until April.

State Supreme Court Woard Carbon County Co-Fair Association Union Pacific Railroad Company Anap District Court Hernan Hahn Supreme Court

Annual Meeting Notice for Wyo Ming Stock Growers

The Wyo ming Stock Growers Association will hold its annual meeting in Kemmerer Wyoming on Thursday April 14 1918 at 10 o clock p m for officer elections and other business. Secretary Alicia Amitii announces the event and the meeting will cover required formalities and agenda items. A separate note mentions musical performances by Mrs L W Trumball and Thomas Hunter with regimental songs. policing details are noted as part of the event.

Wyoming Stock Growers Association Kemmerer Wyoming Alics Amitii Mre L. W. Trumball Thomas Hunter Mentzer Jas Onbreen

Water superintendents named for Division No 5

Gov Frank L Houx appointed water superintendents for Division No 5 across districts including Warren M Faust Cheyenne district 1 C C Donahue Wannreta district 2 George N Grant Milbrook district 4 5 D 58 Stout Saratoga Bert F Veeck Saratoga mil Jamerman Splitrock J W Frederick Casper Alve Dickson Rockriver Richard B P Gray Luska T B Knittle Douglas H C Young Glenrock F B Sommer Grant A ly Bishop Br Marshall F W Roediger Giondo Raymond A Alt Saratoga

Frank L. Houx Warren M. Faust Cheyenne C. C. Donahue Wannreta George N. Grant Milbrook Stout Saratoga Bert F. Veeck Mil Jamerman Splitrock J. WW. Frederick Casper Alve Dickson

Cody Man Commended for Four-Minute Men Work

FP W Bretnall of Cody becomes Wyoming’s first man praised by the United States government for leading Park County four-minute men. He received a certificate recognizing patriotic fidelity and ability for delivering four minute talks at theaters and public venues to explain government war plans.

FP. W. Bretnall Cody Wyoming United States Park County H Bretnall

New Flags Fly Over Cheyenne Buildings Amid Winds

Cheyenne shows several new flags raised atop the courthouse and Telephone building. Existing torn flags are being replaced as winds and smoke dim colors. The Elks lodge reports many new flags since the war declaration, with fresh banners also appearing over Federal and Bika buildings.

Cheyenne Federal Bika Elks

U P Depot Gets Spring Cleaning

A force cleans and brightens the Union Pacific depot interior. Workers scrub walls and counters, with major work in the women's waiting room and plans to finish the entire interior before heavy spring traffic. Barkalow brothers install a news stand and a new heating system improves heat distribution.

Union Pacific Barkalow Brothers

220000 Worth of Sheep Die Believed Poisoned

In Chicago on April 1 a shipment from the Rand Feeder Company arrived at Union Stockyards. Dead and dying sheep filled pens, prompting veterinarians to investigate suspected poisoning as the cause of losses amounting to Seas worth of mutton.

Chicago Rand Partity Union Polacn Autine

State employes offer services to government in crisis

Cheyenne Wyoming workers at the state capitol sign a resolution calling for total national manpower. They urge men 18 to 45 to serve at the front or in munitions and shipyards while replacing male staff with women in many civilian posts. The appeal asks all red blooded Americans in Cheyenne to join.

Europe State Capitol Capitol Cheyenne Wyoming

Floor of the Capitol Listing Signed Resolution Figures

Adjt Gen W K Weever and state labor committee members Edward P Taylor John B Durham examiner US employment service John Shimmer man F L Thompson James F Cooper Go HB Treastie H 10 Post Dr A W French sign a resolution with more signatures to come as they appear on the resolutions.

Capitol Adjt W. K. Weever Edward P. Taylor John B. Durham Examiner The United States Employment Service John Shimmerman F. L. Thompson James F. Cooper Go HB Treastie H. 10 Post A. W

Doane College Glee Club to Perform in Cheyenne Tonight

Doane College Glee Club from Crete Nebraska will give a concert at the Cheyenne high school gym tonight. The group is touring the West and has been successful in previous venues. Doane College is noted for its School of Music and wide recognition.

Cheyenne Doane College Glee Club High School West Doane College Crete Neb Misc Lusk Addiion Pioneer Pric

Cheyenne Sets Another Sunshine Record in March

The Cheyenne weather summary reports March sunshine reached 72 percent of possible hours, with nine clear days, nine cloudy days, thirteen partly cloudy days, four days with over one inch of precipitation and three days with a trace. Mean temperature averaged 41 degrees, near the all time March high since 1871, three degrees below the 44 degree record set in March 1910, and the peak wind velocity reached 72 mph for five minutes on March 11.

Cheyenne United States Weather Bureau

Superintendent Fee Urges Pupils to Plant War Gardens

Supt. B. Fee of the city schools asks teachers of all grades to urge war gardens among pupils this spring. He believes each pupil can plant a small garden and contribute to the gardening effort. The plan is receiving keen enthusiastic support from students.

Fra B. Fee

Arrivalx From Casper and Douglas in City

Casper hosts arrival of William T. Douglas and Eugene McCarthy in the city for events.

Casper William T. Douglas Eugene McCarthy

Parade to Open Liberty Bond Campaign in Laramie County

A large parade is planned in Cheyenne on Saturday under Edward F. Storey Wilfred O Leary and J J Meina to kick off the third Liberty loan for 1 000 000 in Laramie county. The drive begins Monday with a flagraising planned and a card index system for 6000 bond purchasers is being prepared. Stores will close for the parade and civic groups will participate to boost interest in the coming campaign.

Cheyenne Edward F. Storey Wilfred O'Leary J. J. Meina Laramie Bella A. D. Kelley Liberty Loan Committee

Weather Summary For Daingerfield Date

Weather data reports include an actual mean temperature of 20 degrees, 18 degrees colder than normal. Highest 19 degrees, lowest 10. West northeast wind at 20 mph, precipitation 0.11 inch rain and 3.1 inches snow unmelted with 0.42 inch melted. Daingerfield.

Ll. H. Daingerfield

Leader Office Phone Numbers Updated

A note directs readers to call phone 73 for News and Editorial and phone 93 for Advertising Business and Circulation at the Leader office.

Honor flags to be awarded for Liberty loan oversubscriptions

Treasury dept telegraphs that every town surpassing its Liberty loan allotment will receive an honor flag. Names of winning towns will be recorded at state capitals, with celebrations planned for the first overall winner. Each oversubscribing town earns a blue star for matching or exceeding quotas.

Treasury Department Washington United States Mary Natn Te

Egbert to Get Local Telephone Exchange Plan

The Egbert Improvement Association plans a local telephone exchange linking with Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph. A certificate of convenience and necessity was filed with the state public service commission and a hearing is set for April 27. The Lask and Manville system seeks rate increases, with an investigation and hearing planned. Arnold of Laramie visits from later today.

Egbert Improvement Association Egebert Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company State Public Service Commission Commission Lask Manville

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Jenis MacQuarrie Abbve Reliy Portugal Pugh Portook Mamdiate Valry An Priv Huy Record Bureau W.E. Chaplin Cody Man U.S U.P. Depot Glee Olor Fee Afl Egbert Golden Opportunity Aladdin Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Wyoming Brokerage Company West Sixteenth Street
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