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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1918
Page
16
The Missouri mule proved its grit with the British army during the war, hauling field artillery and keeping pace with the advancing guns in the western front push. Large numbers supported the campaign, highlighting the mule’s dependable work amid the fast British advance.
Market level trading note indicates buy or sell intent by N. P. MWGHER with unspecified quantities and terms. No further details on price, volume, or counterparties are provided. The item appears as a brief market notice.
A wartime pledge to force Germany to pay for invasions through peace conference terms. The speaker argues restitution must cover all despoiled nations, with Germany losing credit and assets until indemnity is secured, linking accountability to global democracy and future safety.
A promotional blurb by A P Woodard of St Cloud Florida hawks a “scientific tonic” that supposedly doubles egg production. It claims a $1 package guarantees doubled output and offers a money back refund, with a $2.25 deal for two packages and a free book detailing a poultry fortune.
A sober analysis of postwar problems outlines addressing labor supply and demobilization, with emphasis on gradual soldier reintegration, public works, and avoiding abrupt shocks to industry. It discusses British de mobilization plans, wage and price pressures, debt policy, and the need for balanced government industry relations to prevent costly state control while preserving private ownership.
London reports a dispute over Sir Walter Raleigh burial site for the 400th anniversary. The Times suggests the body rested briefly in St Margaret’s chancel, but may lie buried at Beddington Surrey per the widow’s wish. The head was kept in a red leather bag until her death and later placed in Horsley church.
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