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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1917
Page
12
A brief notice from the Cheyenne post office announces second class mail service details and a one dollar fee. The fragment references a calendar item with monthly and weekly listings and a postal office designation. The readable elements point to a routine postal operation without broader context or named individuals.
An official Copenhagen order expels strangers accused of exploiting food shortages. The piece links wartime famine to rumors of poison, condemns waste in New York health reports, and questions policy moves by the Shipping Board and the war with Japan.
Herbert Hoover argues the united effort to boost American food production proves the first stage of victory in WWI. He cites vast increases in cultivation and garden creation, urging conservation to prevent waste and promising stages toward freeing Europe from hunger and defeating monopolists. He says democracy will meet the wartime test with synchronized production and distribution.
German liberal socialist newspapers report big German concerns plan to control foreign and domestic news flow. Transocean wireless venture and Foreign Advertising Company expand holdings, listing Krupp Stumm High Stinnes and other heavy industries as stockholders to steer editorial views via mass advertising.
The Hague August 3 a historic shift names Bernard C de Jonge as civilian minister of war ending Major General N Bosboom’s four year tenure. Critics warn reforms amid continued mobilization strain and defense gaps threaten Holland as Parliament protests the 1908 Landsturm plan and war office inertia.
Christiania reports 1915 Norway bought 50 million dollars of U S goods up from 19 million in 1914 while imports from Germany rose to 42 million and Britain to 67 million. Exports to Germany reached 50 million and to Britain 53 million as U S trade fell to seven million.
London August 3. The president of the board of agriculture issued a memorandum to war executive committees granting power to compel farmers and tenants who refuse to plough land for food production.
Sailors and soldiers chase pay, with ten-spot jokes and a roll call of officers and punishments. Promotions, furloughs, and class plans mix with a motorcycle mishap, field meets, and tales from Battery F and Headquarters troop First Cavalry at the fort.
Soldiers formed guard mount at First Cavalry Headquarters yesterday at 7 in the morning. Troop FE mounted guard and presented a fine display with the band and buglers leading the formation.
Fort Russell Society entertained with a dinner in honor of Captain ilabbizar who just arrived from Fort Robinson Nebraska. Captain and Mrs George Piega were guests. Captain Monrow of the Twenty fourth departed yesterday for the fringe school at Fort Sill.
Toulouse France August photograph from a German prison camp shows seventy two captives from Lot department. a farmer from Saint Roman confirms a soldier listed as killed since 1914 is alive.
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