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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1919
Page
4
The piece argues that public school teachers across Wyoming and the United States face severe underpayment driving mass departures. It urges teachers to organize, issue a fair ultimatum, and pressure the public to acknowledge their public service and high standards.
A great road year is foretold as Congress enlarges the highway program and the department of agriculture lines up the official machinery to execute it. Officials claim accelerated road construction with a larger volume than any previous year in the nation’s history. Authorities emphasize steps taken to expedite projects and ensure efficient use of funds.
A bp investigation across 86 cities finds milk bottles are short lived and 8 million bottles are discarded yearly. Each consumer's daily quart of milk is supported by about 20 bottles annually, with losses raising prices for dairy customers.
A conference with the secretary and eastern and midwestern state highway commissioners reviewed liberal amendments of the federal aid road act. Regulations have been revised and standards for plans specifications and estimates modified to meet special state conditions and accelerate construction.
John Hay and the Senate profile the secretary of state under McKinley. The autobiography promises insights into his career and political era.
The piece cites 1900 letters by Secretary of State John Hay praising presidents, lamenting senators driven by personal interest, and predicting continued partisan clashes over treaties. It includes his retirement thoughts about McKinley and a quip comparing treaty passage to a bull in an arena doomed to danger.
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