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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1917

Page

4

Local Debate Mentions Deming as Possible Congress Candidate

A letter and ensuing discussion in the Tribune reference a unnamed observer noting a plan to boost Deming for Congress by linking his name with Republican candidates. The Cody Herald editor Newton and Thermopolis meeting are cited as shifting support toward Deming. The piece critiques the spread of the influence and legislative ambitions.

Himelf Congress Tribune Thermopolis Newton Cody Herald Deming

West on the Job Again in Wartime Rail Repair

The piece argues the West leads in national affairs from suffrage to rail logistics and recalls eastern reliance on Western expertise. It notes Washington assigning railroad repair and equipment upkeep to Western lines, praising Western reliability while critiquing Eastern shore demands and political responses.

Ows Wilson Rocky Mountain States Father of Waters Jeseona New York Philadelphia Boston Washington

Thrift Stamps for Everybody How U S Is Working Scheme

Milton Bronner explains the U S war thrift stamp plan issued after December 4 1917. Buyers pay 25 cents per stamp, fill thrift cards, and gain a guaranteed 4 percent compound interest to 1924 with eventual War Savings certificates. Each certificate is registerable in the owner’s name with value protection and earn interest if held to maturity.

U.S Milton Bronner Waelington Bureau Washington The Dee Mies Americus Itheen Post Office Department Mary Mary Jones Sam John Jones

Labor Triumph at AFL Convention Endorses Wilson Era

The AFL convention backed pro war unity under Wilson with a decisive 21 579 to 402 vote. Delegates pledged broad labor representation in government war efforts and sought politico economic influence, while outlining a path to avert strikes and improve conditions during wartime. The event marked a pivot toward wartime unity and farmer alliance talks.

Gompers Wilson A. F. of L

Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Catalog Ad

An unidentified promotional slip offers Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup, Foley Kidney Pills for pain in sides back and rheumatism, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and biliousness. It requests name and address to receive a trial package by mail.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Foley

Boy Keeps School Day After Wrist Injury

In Powell Wyoming the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Platner broke his wrist in an afternoon accident while older boys played rough with a rope. He remained at school until closing time and was later taken to Whitlock hospital for treatment and his wrist reset.

Powell Wyo C. M. Platner Mr. Platner Whitlock Hospital

Muskrat Copper Mine Reopens Near Bunrise

Guernsey Wyoming December 4 work resumes on the Muskrat copper mine north of Bunrise with plans to employ four large forces if ore continues to run as well as now. Crews are building timber work and repairing the road in preparation for active operations.

Guernsey Wyo Bunrise

Guggenheim Named Chairman of National Vigilance Committee

William Guggenheim is chosen chairman of the national vigilance committee of the American Defense Society and will devote his time to outlining financial and economic perils and the economies and efficiencies needed to support wartime financing. He offers practical remedies and constructive critiques aimed at strengthening credit supervision for successful war plans.

William Guggenheim American Defense Society Guggenheim

Soldier Springs Oil Company Incorporation Notice

Soldier Springs Oil Company is incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming at 3 45 PM on November 12 191T The company aims to produce and deal in oil and oil products with capital stock of 100000 shares at 1 each and a 40 year term Directors for the first year are H A True Jr H W Kuhn and Stansbury Thompson The agent for service is H A True Jr based at Room 226 Citizens National Bank building Cheyenne Wyoming.

Soldier Springs Oil Company Cheyenne Wyoming Laramie State of H. A. True, Jr H. W. Kuhn Stansbury Thompson Citizens National Bank Building Cheyenne, Wyoming

Error in Cattle Shipment Attributed to Brand Inspection Laxity

J T Bell of Cheyenne reports twenty of his cattle may have been wrongly included in a 900 head shipment from Cheyenne yards led by J Ross Carpenter. Marshal McPhee is sent to Long Pine Nebraska to verify, with Thompson blaming brand inspection laxity and urging paid inspectors to prevent future mix ups. Ira Kinnick of Paola also reports twenty five of his cattle missing and may be part of the shipment.

J. T. Bell Cheyenne State Board of Livestock Commissioners J. Ross Carpenter Marshal McPhee Long Pine Neb Carpenter Fred L. Thompson Board Mr. Thompson Ira Kinnick Paola McPhee

Weather Report for Cheyenne Wyoming 24 Hours

U S department of agriculture weather bureau Cheyenne Wy reports for 24 hours ending 6 p m Dec 4 with mean temperature 20 degrees. Highest 41 at 1 p m and lowest 19 at 3 a m. Wind west 42 mph at 1 50 p m. Precipitation since January 1 totals 12.28 inches. normal 13.34 inches. Report by H Daingerfield.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau Local Cheyenne Wyo Minetas Il. H. Daingerfield

Cutting Affray at Hartville Mines Guernsey

Smeltzer a carpenter and McCauley a boilermaker clashed at Hartville on Tuesday evening. Smeltzer used a knife during the dispute and McCauley is hospitalized with wounds to the legs arm and body.

Guernsey Wyo Smeltzer McCauley Hartville

ABE MARTIN Warns Heavers At Melodion Hall

ABE MARTIN warned his audience at Melodion hall last night to avoid waste until the war ends. Toll Binkley quoted him as saying those who do not heed may be fired.

Warnin Toll Binkley Melodion Hall Raven National Newspaper Service

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