Housing office story notes local history
Fragmentary text references a housing office and local history in Cheyenne. The fragment mentions Associated Press branding and rights, with limited readable context about a story or department note.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1918
Page
12
Fragmentary text references a housing office and local history in Cheyenne. The fragment mentions Associated Press branding and rights, with limited readable context about a story or department note.
A poetic historic passage extols democracy as a divine global mission. It credits figures like Washington and Columbus, framing liberty as God’s plan and urging universal peace and good will toward humanity. Copyright 1918 attributed to William Mill Butler.
The piece argues American victory stems from public trust in the governo ment’s care for soldiers and reliance on science and medicine. It says parents’ confidence supports morale and courage of troops in the trenches and links welfare of labor to national resolve.
In the Denver naturalization district covering Colorado New Mexico Utah Wyoming and part of Idaho a surge of declarations of intention has emerged as foreigners fear repatriation. Austrian and Italian communities lead the surge amid intensified efforts by bureau of naturalization agents headed by Paul Armstrong to assist workers in mines and plants with first papers and eventual naturalization. The process continues with court clerk scheduling and a $1 filing fee unchanged.
The text extols government agencies and their equitable handling of industrial matters during the war. It notes workers' trust in official guidance and minimal disturbances, attributing social unity and increased production to confidence in national programs. It argues this spirit should persist into peacetime to uphold national interests.
A Belfast firm of shipbuilders completed a standard 3000 ton ship in three and three quarters days, establishing a new production record for rapid construction.
A study asserts Canada’s 3 730 000 square miles could hold the world’s population with about one and a half acres per person, implying ample space for future population distribution.
Amid currency shortages in 1797 Britain issued Spanish dollars stamped with the face of George III to facilitate trade and payments, providing a temporary monetary workaround for the shortage.
The remains of B F P Chrismore are to be shipped to Kearney Nebraska today with his niece Mrs F W Johnson. The body of Mrs John Kandis of 1016 East Sixteenth Street dies Friday from influenza and will be buried this morning at 10 oclock from Earlys undertaking establishment. Frank McCready formerly of 517 East Wineteenth Street one of four influenza victims will be shipped today from Barrys undertaking establishment to Blum Texas. The funeral of Mrs Thomas Doody who died Saturday morning will be from St Marys Cathedral to Olivet Cemetery Monday with Bishop McGovern presiding and only family present at the church. The funeral train will be met by Ladies-aid from the deceaseds church organization.
Members of the Ladies Maccabees are requested to meet at Olstet cemetery Monday at 1 a.m. to attend the burial service for our late sister Miry Doody. Hy Order of Commander Marib I. Snyder.
Pastor J. S. Stubblefield argues that true lasting peace comes from the Prince of Peace governing with justice. He warns against peace built on fear or expediency and urges Christians to first apply these principles in Cheyenne.
First Sunday in Advent brings the Ben evolent and Protective Order of Elks memorial. Canada observes a thanksgiving for peace as Queen Mother Alexandra reaches her 75th year. Hoover designates the week as conservation week for world relief. Organized labor plans a victory mass meeting in New York City tonight.
Today features sport events across multiple disciplines. Jefferson Park New Orleans hosts the winter racing meeting while Cuba American jockey club holds its Havana meet. Maryland Fair Association closes autumn events at Bowie. Chicago hosts the city boxing championship tournament. National AAT senior cross country in New York and New England AAT cross country in Boston.
The item lists notable dates and figures from 1741 to 1916, including Samuel Kirkland born 1741 founder of Hamilton College, 1808 death, 1852 Louis Napoleon informed of emperor, 1865 habeas corpus restored, 1893 Reichstag expels Jesuits, 1900 Canadian troops welcomed in London, 1910 Diaz inaugurated, 1914 De Wet captured, 1916 Wilson protests deportation of Belgians.
London nov 30 a Royal Air Force club is to be established with a generous endowment of 500000 dollars from Lord Cowdray. he hopes the club will be housed in a building worthy of the service and a memorial of its war work.
Rulers of Norway Sweden and Denmark pledged to remain neutral. On the Cambrai front British forces recovered much of the ground lost to German advances. Unarmed American engineers offered resistance when surprised by a German attack. Hear Consent court.
Mrs BRU CE Brinker of 716 Warren Avenue was buried Wednesday after a private service at her residence. The burial followed a private ceremony conducted at 2 30 in the afternoon.
Reading from the Watchman Examiner, the piece links Napoleon III’s 1870 Sedan surrender to Ferdinand Foch, then a young officer, later marshal of France. It recalls Foch’s role in leading Allied forces to victory and frames a letter from an American soldier praising his prayerful conduct and influence.
The poultry and egg section urges farmers to sell only matured chickens and permit partly grown birds to gain weight. The guidance aims to standardize market quality and ensure steady meat supplies.
The sermon at St Mark's Church discusses the Jesus teaching on removing the ancient structure and the growth of reform. It argues the church lags behind enlightened individuals yet contains leaven that works toward equality and social justice through the churches’ Federal Council program.
Fragmentary dispatch from Constantinople reports the chief of naval command stating the Dardanelles operation proceeded with ships anchored in front of Constantinople and coordinated with the naval forces. The message conveyed optimism about the current status and ongoing efforts.
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