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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1919
Page
4
The war showed the value of suspending anti trust laws to permit close cooperation among war and non war manufacturers under government supervision. This aided productive costs and materials use while boards kept prices stable. As readjustment begins there is necessity to continue association rights to sustain competition with foreign and domestic producers.
An editorial argues for a permanent English language academy to standardize pronunciation and police speech. It cites French and German models, warns against dialectal tolerances, and urges Americans to adopt a unified American standard rather than emulating British or other regional speech.
Government laboratories in Madison Wisconsin report a new glue made from sour milk that bonds faster and can endure twenty four hours of boiling and ten days soaking. The Forest Products Laboratory tests packing box types and is ready to provide exact manufacturing specifications to interested firms.
Report outlines activity around a gasser well on section 34 amid drilling on 3-35-65. News describes the impact of bringing in water at Huck Creek on land to the west and increased oil prospects east and northeast, with market chatter on Buck Creek stock and related leases across Texas and Montana.
Hamilton reads board of the University of Wyoming in Laramie elected new members and appointed several faculty additions to the extension department. Lester Richardson Gerald Penley Arthur Hyde Olea Sands reinstated as queen agronomist Lane Willis Dorus John Marshall and Dr J B Butterworth granted leave for positions and summer school duties.
American cruisers Galveston and Chester with Brigadier General W T Richardson arrived at Murmansk to reinforce Norther Archangel forces amid a mutiny by a ten day refusing company. General W P Medardson to assume command as engineers join. Allied force withdrawal planned to prevent spread of unrest.
The Wyoming Power Company had its permit to supply electricity for Thermopolis denied by the state public service commission. The commission found the petitioner failed to prove it would offer better service or lower rates than the current Thermopolis provider, the Fat Springs Light & Power Company.
A brief medical notice states Dr F M Edwards treated numerous women for liver ailments over 17 years and advised caution for those seeking cosmetic skin improvements. The fragmentary line hints at a public health or professional notice.
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