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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1918
Page
7
An Ohio lawyer and churchman questions belief as war wages threaten religion. The piece argues faith remains essential, noting Christ's example on the cross and the need to defend Christianity against despair and moral doubt.
The author urges endurance of faith and courage as the world endures bloodshed from war. He recalls Calvary and Gethsemane, invoking justice against hate and imperial power, and calls Americans to carry the Cross and fight for righteousness despite dire trials.
City commissioners use wet spell to scrape and repair Cheyenne streets at low cost ahead of summer. After a defeated bond issue, federal war limits curb large improvements, prompting a practical, businesslike approach by the mayor and two fellow commissioners to improve road conditions for motorists.
The Teuton overestimates American hatred of England but the war forces a united stand. The Anglo-Saxon nations of Britain and the United States join to defend decency and honor, backed by France, Italy, and Latin American allies, against imperialistic aims.
The report argues German farming relies on women and children amid low wages, with men needed for military labor. It cites 1910 to 1918 wages, deserting board, and harsh conditions in Bavaria and Mannheim. It contrasts German labor to American farming diets and notes tax and social schemes fail to lift farmers from poverty.
Otto Steiger Lentiwitz criticizes heavy charges on Saxon farming including rising insurance and tax costs. He cites imperial bureau figures: average invalidity pension $46.51 yearly and widow and orphan pensions around $18-19 yearly. Also notes Casper appointee Hubert N Ogden Jr named notary public.
Former Colorado governor Carlson spoke at Capitol Vista schoolhouse Sunday to promote the Third Liberty Loan. Mrs. Charles Carey also gave a short talk. Three new families moved into Highland Colony this spring, including the Browns of Longmont and others at Hanna and Frank Clark homesteads.
Chugwater resident Chugwater Genevieve Hailey visited the city this week, sharing news and meeting local residents during her stay.
A mixed page item notes a cheap book title That Old Sweetheart of Mine and satirical asides about wages and housing costs. It mentions Mrs Luke Hannibal a Red Cross worker and wool sock purchases. It also briefly cites Liberty Loan guidance and an alert about sensational newspaper headlines and medical advice columns.
The article notes democracy leveling ranks yet the Kaiser’s son and crown prince gain high commands in war. It highlights American figures like sons of Roosevelt and Taft in training, earning commissions, and serving, with officials’ sons also in service, while proving their worth before advancement. LM
Women at Eilene's reception discuss love envy and trust among Margie Bert and others. Alice Molly and Annie speculate Bert's happiness or distrust, while Eliene notes the close circle and potential boredom with guests and the large event.
Excerpt describes British action stopping a German offensive while Haig halts the thrust. French attack the German ranks as the line thins and divisions shrink. Yank forces prepare to join the effort and readers are urged to back the advance.
The Illinois Odd Fellows invite Cheyenne lodge No 1 members visiting members and Rebekahs to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary at the hall Monday evening April 14 1918 at 7 30 p m. The note mentions committee and returns from Denver with Attorney General D A Preston returning this morning.
Directors of The Stock Growers National Bank of Cheyenne announce a surplus increase from $100,000 to $150,000. The report shows capital and surplus totaling $250,000 and underscores a conservative banking stance.
The fragment mentions ABE MARTIN and casual talk about survivors and winning the war amid unclear lines. It appears as a clipped newspaper item with National Newspaper Service credit and stray words about asking about survival and victory.
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