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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1919
Page
11
The State Leader relies on the Associated Press to deliver wide coverage from city councils to peace talks, borders to Arctic drills, tropical jungles to front lines. AP links over seven hundred newspapers, letting small town dailies share major happenings with the nation and world.
The State Leader emphasizes its cooperative ties to the Associated Press and asserts that readers receive fact based news daily. It notes that material comes from AP staff and partner agencies, ensuring truth over fabrication in its reporting.
Galbraith Miller Jr urges immediate full operation of factories. He argues that hesitation harms patriotism and calls for peacetime preparedness to avoid an economic slowdown, comparing to wartime bonds and urging decisive action now.
The piece critiques perpetual motion fantasies and political agitators who promise sweeping social change. J Ogden Armour likens bolshevism to a mental disease and warns such schemes fail without fundamentals, citing a prior failed self powered boat demonstration.
The article notes the sale of the Roach Hoffman and Sinon residences, including a bungalow at 300 East Ninth Street sold for 56,000 to Mre fownk Boach, with Barkedale negotiating. It mentions another property at 223 Kash Laoroln Wi,fy, sold for 65,000 to Mrs. Bote A. McCluskey, and indicates future occupancy plans by the buyers and sellers.
A third deal announced yesterday involved the sale of the residence at 1415 East Mighleonth Street from John Cohen to State Labor Commissioner Mary C. Hoffman. The transfer covers lot 7 of block R69, described as a pretty bungalow, with Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman now occupying the Selunngrer residence at the corner of Nineteenth and Vue.
Fire crews responded at 8 p m to the residence of Mrs W U O Fink at 447 Werth Twenty fourth street where a fire of unknown origin was discovered. Flames were extinguished quickly with damages estimated under 25 dollars.
The excerpt describes a person recovering from a harmful influenza episode using home remedies such as honey and tar while avoiding medical treatment. It mentions efforts like using common cold remedies, dietary changes, and observing symptoms of fever and coughing. The tone resembles a personal account from a historical medical column.
April 4 report from BULSSELS says St. Quentin in France was looted systematically by German forces during occupation. A Belgian war office communication cites a German officer Geiswens detailing a divide of the city among regiments to plunder each district.
A San Francisco page reports a Washington agriculture note about a request for resignation to President Wilson. The report indicates the official would continue as a board member for the necessary period, following the president's request.
Mathien Braing eer, heir to the German armistice commission, faced accusations of leaking a 1944 document outlining terms if Germany had won. Landauer, a Monte soldiers and workers council rep, cited a copy naming Kerr Leberger as author. Claimed terms included Belgium annexation and a large colonial empire with indemnities.
State Labor Commissioner Larry C. Hofman returned from Rock Springs where he attended the eight hour day celebration held by organized labor. The event drew many workers from the coal camp and marked the day as a holiday with lively participation.
Washington T. Cale and Joseph B. Thornton, Cheyenne youths, re enLIST for overseas service in France. Cale already served nine months in the present war but did not cross seas. he has returned for another chance to go abroad.
London report says Bolsheviki forces east of Boshevi Grera were repulsed by Allied troops in four attacks on March 34 and once on April 1, per an official statement.
Vienna dispatch reports that Romania evacuated Bessarabia are denied by the Romanian minister in Vienna. The minister also declares resignation rumors false and notes no valid basis for such complaints or shifts in government policy.
Miguel Munez, a Spanish sailor, was rescued after five days adrift in the mid Atlantic by the Army cargo carrier Lake Larga. He was the sole survivor of the Sedeemer Jaucia which foundered on March 20. one captain and two others perished.
Union Pacific announces timetable changes effective April 6. Train 104 departs at 2 85 p.m. instead of 3 40 p.m. Train 4 arrives at 8:00 p.m. and departs at 3:30 p.m.
John Bingenthimer of Casper discharged at Fort Russell after a lott gear service incident. He traveled with his brother Henry of Casper and survived the Lorraine sector incident.
Governor Carey appointed twelve Wyoming delegates for the Pershing Highway association meeting in Lincoln Nebraska on April 46 to promote a transcontinental road identical to the Lincoln Highway. The list includes J D Neblitt Joseph Kinney Cokeville Frank A Hadsell W W Daley Rawlins H M Lewis P W Spaulding Evanston W H Gotische Rock Springs Arthur Couzens Green River P D G C Barksdale Charles B Irwin Cheyenne Will Mée Murray WC Thomas Laramie.
The last basketball games of the season are set for the gymnasium with Cheyenne and Kimball high schools meeting in night games. A preceding girls contest heightens student interest and a dance follows, marking the season finale for Kimball teams.
Friends and local officials report former United States Marshal Frank A. Hadsell critically ill at his Rawlins residence. Hadsell, recently retired, served as U S marshal for Wyoming during Cheyenne era and is a prominent figure statewide. He has long been tied to law enforcement and state service.
Lon Davis has been promoted to undersheriff amid a reshuffle announced yesterday. Sheriff Smalley and J. M. Patra both offered resignations, with Davis taking over deputy oversight while a new director is sought for the county jail district plan.
A damaged OCR text fragment mentions New York arrival and a named division but is largely unreadable. No clear person, event, or organization can be reliably identified from the readable portions.
Articles of Incorporation filed yesterday in the secretary of state office for the Lester Brokerage company of Casper. Capital stock is 25000 dollars, divided into 8000 shares of par value 25 dollars each. Directors named are Burton A Lester, Max W Winter and EB Millar.
County Clerk Ida B R Graham released marriage licenses to several pairs. Edward W Goodnight and Miss Mattie Golding both of Denver were authorized, as were William Kranz of Carpenter and Mrs Anna Wagner of Weld County, Monte F Kay of Cheyenne and Georgia Michtmyer of Portland Oregon.
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