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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
16
A comparative analysis traces postwar U S industrial expansion after the Civil War to the wartime and prewar transport surge. It notes rapid railroad growth, population rise, and price-wage dynamics, arguing profits and wages expanded with output while prices fell, sustaining broad prosperity.
Sheridan reports Buffalo hit hard by influenza with 44 new cases and4 deaths in a day. a nurse draft is discussed to help care for sicker residents. Miss Dot Bard Bard son marriage at Albanes Neb to Thurman Godfrey. Eight weeks of influenza rest affects Rapes sige. 67 pupils return to regular attendance. Laramie logs and milling run eight hours to ship logs from Fox Park. Ted Lawrence recovering from influenza. First line Sergeant Hicks of the A T C Wyoming improves in hospital. Climer Belts named assistant treasurer after election. Beltz previously linked to hatchery post. Cokeville editor DeLos Brandon fined $25 for threatening to eject editors. trio demanded subscriptions. In Corey, George Tardy dies after contact with electric wire in Big Horn Collieries mine.
In Evanston Wyoming a dispute over fifty cents led to Henry Simmonds being shot and killed by George Smith a Union Pacific worker. Smith fled on foot then slept beside a railroad track and was arrested without resistance after being found by a deputy. The other items report Union Pacific tunnel lining near Aspen finished after five years and a planned $70 000 hotel in Manville to serve expanding oil field traffic.
The Bureau of Naturalization and the Department of Labor plan reconstruction era cooperation with official state groups to aid foreigners. Through public schools and state councils of defense, they aim to reach every region in the country during social and industrial readjustment.
The Amer ic anizations department of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs will cooperate with the bureau to support federal naturalization efforts. When newcomers file intentions, their names trigger outreach urging attendance at schools for citizenship instruction, a program endorsed by state governors and continued by congressional authorization.
In U Alaska on December 4, Indians from Sahni era rally for war effort. They cite a strong war record and plan to contribute to home front needs with volunteer labor and supplies funded by 15 government bonds.
Charlen Kilty, who served a year in the army, returns to work at Johnston Grocery Co. after being discharged from the officer training school at Camp Pike last week.
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