War Food Show and Parades Saturday Will Be Big Event
A war food show is planned for Saturday May 4 at the Maclington ta thon with free public hours in the afternoon. A parade at 1 pm will precede the show featuring the G A R, officials, Red Cross, students, cadets, clubs and an allied exhibit float. Housewives urged to march and participate. wheat and potato exhibits, sugar and meat displays, milk booth, recipe desk, and war leaflets to be distributed.
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Charsé
G. A. BR
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Food Administration
United
Burlington
County Home Sivator
Benef
Pepe
Ooperaton
Laramie County
Six Men Subdue Unruly Negro at Depot Fight
A Black man, later listed as Hod Negro, fought depot guards and two Union Pacific officers after being ejected from a drunken brawl. Christiansen and Larsen used a sapper club and drew police aid, while three provost guards and another officer helped subdue him to prevent a razor attack.
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Qnlp
Provoet
Carl Chrietensen
Larson
Union Pacific Secret Service Office
Christlanda
Christianeon
Lareen
Christiansen
Nesto
Union Pacific
Firemen to Stage Big Display Run Tonight
Cheyenne firemen prepare a prominent display run as a kickoff to a dance at the QColi seum to raise funds for the relief fund. The 8:80 p.m. event will feature an eliminated run with all firemen in uniform and apparatus out, drawing a large crowd earlier tonight.
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Warren Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Pioneer Avenue
Cheyenne
Coloradoan 18 Killed at Camp Sherman Spars Town
Loveland, Colorado native Aeron Wagner of Company A 32nd Infantry died at the base hospital after being thrown from a horse. He suffered a fractured skull and other injuries from the accident at Camp Sherman, Ohio, during the night.
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Camp Sherman
Woman Army to Use Up Potatoes
United States Department of Agriculture announces a wartime push with 1500 home demonstration agents to urge American women to eat more potatoes to save wheat. The drive targets rural and urban households with recipes and demonstrations to prevent a potato surplus rot by July 1 and reduce bread prices.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Food Administration
Talina
Red Cross
Wom
Amertegn Wo On
Police blotter shows varied offenses after dull period
A dull season ends as police blotter reveals a range of offenses from intoxication to violent frictions. The report notes several incidents as authorities log entries through the night.
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Ourtean
Arrests for drunkenness and weapon possession in local incident
Reports say a Japanese man and a Filipino named William Agebara and Alfred Op pas were arrested for fighting in a pool hall. William B. Davia faces a concealed weapon charge for carrying a small .22 revolver. The remainder were men charged with drunkenness taken in by officers overnight.
War bond drive, crime raids, and women doctors aid home front
New York port reports mass emigration of troops and rising bond purchases as officials plan crackdowns on vice while a new push recruits two thousand women doctors to support military hospitals. The piece highlights bond and stamp drives, police raids, and medical women forming a frontline effort for the war.
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Ucle Sam
Liberty Loan
War Savings
Hay
Gotham
Washington
Ves
Doctors Told It Duty to Join Army Reserves
An article recounts calls for civilian doctors to join the army medical corps, urging women to pressure non volunteers and detailing Major Jump’s views on the war. He cites U S involvement, the atrocities in France and Belgium, and aims to provide elite medical aid to troops. The Washington casualty list reports three killed in action, one dead of wounds, three died of disease, ten severely wounded, and thirteen slightly wounded.
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Major Jump
Russia
France
England
United States
Germany
Francé
Belgium
United States Army
Washington
Marine Corps
Casualties Reported After Lakemoor Torpedoing
Washington April 30. Two enlisted men listed as missing in addition to those named in the original List reported by the Navy Department. The Lakemoor steamer was torpedoed April 11.
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Washington
Navy Department
Craddock to Meet Polish Champion in Cinimh Mate May 8
Sergt. Karl Craddock of the National Army, world heavyweight wrestling champion, is matched to face Wiadek Sybacko, the Polish champion, in a wrestling match to be decided here May 8.
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Cmicago
Sergt
Karl Craddock
National Army
Wiadek Sybacko
Cinimh
For Rent and Help Wanted Notices Mix in City Ad Page
Classified blurbs show a furnished sleeping room for rent at 205 H 26th with contact 7H4W and a furnished four room modern house for rent via 006 Warren or 1001J. Also a general help wanted ad at 2615 Warren Avenue.
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Warren Avenue
Warren
Gardening with pot herbs spinach and chard guide
The text explains pot herbs like spinach chard and mustard and offers growing tips. Spinach favors early spring and fall planting, dislikes heat, and can follow crops like tomatoes peppers cabbage and beans. Chard lasts through the season. leaves can be blanched. Mustard tolerates heat and southern conditions. Chinese cabbage appears as a type of mustard family.
Weather summary for date with temperatures and wind
Normal temperature for the date is 10 degrees with actual mean 37 degrees. Last 24 hours temperature rose 1 degree. Highest 46 degrees at 3 90 p m and lowest 27 degrees at 3 wm. Wind max 26 mph from the NW at 12:06 p m. Precipitation since Jan 1 is 0.0 inches with normal 2.70 inches.
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Pitnao
City Council Decides City Treasury Balance
At Monday’s meeting the finance commissioner reported city funds. Beginning balance was $44,911.50 with receipts to March 3 at $176,104.74 and disbursements of $120,824.67, leaving a balance of $55,220.04. A new water wagon with a tank replaced older wagons was shown.
Card of Thanks for Loss of Husband and Father
We extend sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness shown in our great sorrow at the loss of dear husband and father. MRS. JOHN A LACY AND CHILDREN.
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John A, Lacy
Thanking friends for flowers after bereavement
The Lugviel family expresses gratitude for the beautiful flower offerings and sympathies received after the death of their wife and mother.
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Lugviel
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