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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1918
Page
5
Long ago gardens relied on single crops but modern methods use succession and companion cropping. Plant two different vegetables in the same space, one between rows of the other, and stagger sowings to extend harvests. Avoid all-at-once lettuce by spacing plantings to spread yield.
A teacher outlines a simple sequence for sowing and transplanting vegetables to extend the harvest. The plan covers onions with sets, radishes, peas, beans, turnips, spinach, and sweet corn to yield fresh produce through a long season.
An essay argues for national prohibition as part of the U S Constitution to end liquor manufacture and sale to improve military and agricultural efficiency. It contends sobriety boosts army, navy, farming, railroad, shipyard work, and food conservation during wartime.
South Side items report Misa Elsie Scott, operated on at St Johns hospital, moved to home Sunday. Gleam Babcock recovered from grippe, brother Leonard also improving. Mullens family moved event from East Tenth to 820 East Seventeenth. Ora G Swanson and Little son returned from Denver. Mrs Swanton plans Saratoga visit next week with her son. Anas Gordon Union meets Thursday afternoon. all welcome. Charles A Diets out after brief illness.
Highland Colony churches marked Easter with notable attendance while snow and cold hindered farm work. Moisture from the week promises improved soil conditions later. Miss Blaie Jamieson and Miss Carter visited Mrs. Lois Bristol in Cheyenne. S. E. Garber family bought a piano and Walter Gassett acquired a car. Home Economics club met with Mrs. Peters. many sweaters and bed socks were completed for the Red Cross.
A column discusses wartime speeches by Count Czernin and Count Hertling, comparing aims of Germany with Allied resolve. The piece notes Austrian Hungary and German influence behind the scenes, warns against deception, and urges victory as the path to peace. It ends with a call for continued steadfastness until triumph.
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