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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1917
Page
4
The New York World argues Germany bears responsibility for blocking a peace conference by refusing to define its terms. It says the peace that ends the war must come from peoples, not diplomats, and condemns German treachery, mendacity, and belligerent aims as the core obstacle to any settlement.
London Times reports Mr. Lansing's speech to officers, affirming enduring wartime aims and urging resolve. It notes German press quarrels over Reichstag views, warns of German militarism, and stresses America must break imperial force by arms to secure lasting peace. Senator Borah cautions public opinion must rally to support the war effort.
An avant garde initiative named Breathing-Apel seeks a preparatory framework to foster civility and advance civilization through a breathing focused approach. The project aims to align scientific, philosophical, and cultural strands to promote disciplined progress.
Seventh Day Adventist church schedules a Sabbath School session at Laber Hall this Saturday morning at 10. Attendees are invited to join the study and fellowship hour following the lesson.
First Presbyterian Church at Warner on Eighteenth Street and Carey Avenue lists Pastor J H Stubblefield Clerk of Session Samuel Corson Treasurer Rh Grace Organist Flora Blackburn Superintendent Sunday School H B Henderson Jr Aid Society President Mrs H B Ridgely Christian Endeavor President R M Thomas 945 am Sunday School 930 pm Sermon by the pastor
7:00 p.m. sermon by Pastor George Van Winkle at 245 am Sunday School 1:00. 8:00 p.m. Young people meeting. Mr Shummonus of Fort Russell to sing. 8:00 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting. Strangers with no church home invited to services.
Multiple churches announce schedules across Corner Nineteenth Street and Central Avenue. Services include Lutheran, Swedish Lutheran, Baptist, Christ Scientist, Evangelical Lutheran, and other denominations with times from morning to evening and Sunday school sessions.
Owen Wister visited Basin Wyoming from Shell Basin and the Wyman camp, recalling hunting in 1880s and 1890s, noting restrictions by 1896. He praised local tree planting, scenic beauty, fishing culture, and cautioned on stocking streams, roads, and dust, offering views on tourism and Wyoming’s Virginian fiction roots.
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