War Food Show and Parades Saturday Big Event
A war food show and parade are planned for Saturday May 4 at the Maclington ta thon. The event runs free 12 to 1 00 pm with a parade at 1 pm headed by G A B R and local officials. Housewives urged to march and bring food pledge cards. exhibits include wheat substitutes potatoes sugar fat and meat with displays and an information desk offering free recipes and leaflets.
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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 After Depot Fight
Lavaged in the city a man labeled Hod Negro fought with three provost guards a police officer Carl Christensen and Night Watchman Larson plus two Union Pacific officers. The attack began at the depot when he was ejected into a violent brawl over a razor and sapper blows.
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Qnlp
Provoet
Carl Chrietensen
Larson
Union Pacific Secret Service Office
Christlanda
Christianeon
Lareen
Christiansen
Nesto
Union Pacific
Firemen to Make Big Display Run Tonight
The Cheyenne fire department will stage a large display run tonight at 8:30 from Warren Avenue to Pioneer Avenue as part of a dance benefiting the firemen's relief fund. All men will be in uniform and apparatus fired up, drawing a crowd expected to be sizable.
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Warren Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Pioneer Avenue
Cheyenne
Colorado Soldier Dies After Fall From Horse
Loveland, Colorado young soldier Aeron Wagner of the 32nd Infantry died at the base hospital in Camp Sherman Ohio from injuries suffered when thrown from his horse. His skull was fractured and the accident occurred hours earlier during duty with the medical department remarking on the incident.
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Camp Sherman
War on potatoes urged to save crop and wheat
Fifteen hundred home demonstration agents and state colleges launch nationwide drive to eat more potatoes to save the surplus of last year’s crop. They promote potato based meals and teach three potato meals a day, aiming to prevent rot and support war conservation efforts.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Food Administration
Talina
Red Cross
Wom
Amertegn Wo On
Police blotter details from a dull season to a busy night
After a slow period the police blotter shows a jump in activity with cases ranging from an international incident to intoxicated individuals held for screening. The report notes citizens looking out through bars and reflecting on past actions as events unfold across the city.
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Ourtean
Local arrests list drunkenness and weapon charges
Bastiie, a Japanese man, and William Agebara and Alfred Op pas, a Filipino, were arrested for fighting in the pool hall. W. B. Davia faces charges for carrying a concealed weapon, a .22 caliber revolver. The remainder of arrests were men charged with drunkenness taken in by police overnight.
New York War Efforts and Home Front Activities
The article describes wartime mobilization in New York with thousands of soldiers departing and postal deliveries to troops abroad. It notes aggressive bond and savings stamp drives, government efforts to curb vice near port areas, and a surge of women doctors joining a wartime medical push to support frontline and hospital work.
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New York
Washington
Ucle Sam
Liberty Loan
War Savings
Hay
Gotham
Ves
Doctors Told It Duty to Join Army Reserves
A wartime speech urges civilian doctors to enlist with the reserves and support the front. Major Jump warns of a possible German victory and argues for U.S. action to beat Germany with Allied or solo effort. He extols rapid medical care to reduce infection and help wounded soldiers return to duty. The casualty list from Washington notes three in action, one dead of wounds, and several wounded or dead from disease.
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Major Jump
Russia
France
England
United States
Germany
Francé
Belgium
United States Army
Washington
Marine Corps
Two More Missing From Lakemoor Torpedoing
Washington reports two additional enlisted men missing from the steamer Lakemoor torpedoed April 11, on top of those previously named in the original list.
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Washington
Navy Department
Craddock to Meet Polish Champion in Cinimh Mate
CMICAGO April 30 Sergt Karl Craddock national army world heavyweight wrestling champion is matched to meet Wiadek Sybacko the Polish champion in a Cinimh mate to be decided here May 8.
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Cmicago
Sergt
Karl Craddock
National Army
Wiadek Sybacko
Cinimh
For Rent Notices and Work Wanted Mixed Classifieds
A garbled classified item list shows a for rent notice for a furnished 4 room modern house and a fur nished sleeping room at 205 H 26th plus a general housework help wanted at 2615 Warren Avenue. The remainder contains noisy war era text about alcohol and wartime conditions with incoherent phrasing and broken lines.
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Warren Avenue
Pot Herbs and Greens: Spinach Chard and More
Garden notes show pot herbs like spinach and chard need crisp tender leaves. Spinach grows best in cool weather with early sowing and good succession. chard yields through summer and into autumn. mustard, parsley, and other greens suit warmer periods and varied spacing.
Weather summary from AUS station reports
The report lists the day’s weather with clear skies and a normal mean temperature of 37 degrees, a high of 46 and a low of 27. Winds reach 26 mph from the northwest, with precipitation since January 1 at 2.70 inches and no rain in the last 24 hours.
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Pitnao
City Finance Report Shows Balance After Receipts and Disbursements
At the Monday council meeting the finance commissioner reported the new administration began with 44,911.50 and receipts to March 3 totaled 176,104.74. Disbursements were 120,824.67 leaving a balance of 55,220.04. A new water wagon appeared, noted for its improved tank and condition.
Card of Thanks for Loss of Husband and Father
The family of Mrs. John A. Lacy extends heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for their kindness during their great sorrow and loss. Mrs. John A. Lacy and children express gratitude for support and sympathy.
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John A, Lacy
In Loving Memory of Our Wife and Mother
The Lugviel family thanks friends for flowers and sympathies shown after the death of their wife and mother.
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Lugviel
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