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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1917
Page
16
Greek merchant George Kumaz was arrested for stealing an overcoat from Nick Mansdanis. The item appears in a police blotter alongside agency notes on local officials visitors, power plant issues, and taxi service ads from the period.
A Wyoming study based on eighth grade results from six counties shows rural pupils excel in arithmetic and spelling. The committee led by Ira B. Fes J E Butterworth and Frances Wan Bos kirk suggests findings could influence state instruction plans and notes teachers want expansion of the testing. One result is that city schools are not superior in every way to country schools.
About 600,000 Christmas packages have been dispatched to American soldiers in France as a result of a nationwide drive. Soldiers abroad eagerly await reading material, with magazines and papers passing through many hands and becoming tattered before reaching readers. Markets in villages show shops emptied as soldiers shop early for holiday comforts.
Ida K. Graham, Graham County Clerk, narrowly escaped serious injury when a bottle of strong acid fell from a ledge in her office and splashed across her face late Wednesday. The acid marks appeared under her eyes, narrowly missing severe damage. The acid was used in connection with her duties as county clerk.
Miss Eunice Thompson leads a Nourishing class event at the high school with a two part Patriotic program in the gymnasium on Tuesday December 11. Part I features a French scene and names several characters and actors. Part II includes readings songs violin solos glee club numbers and talks on patriotism and war from students. A Saturday hike for Absaraka camp girls is noted if weather allows.
The piece notes widespread use of school nurses and dentists to improve child dental health. It highlights daily mouth inspections, cavity memoranda, toothbrush drills, prizes for brushing, and efforts to combat pyorrhea through coordinated programs in major cities and universities.
The War Trade Board grants American Express authority to send remittances to war‑occupied Russia and Polish areas. Conditions limit transfers to individuals, require Russian or allied payees in need, cap monthly amounts, require sworn guaranties, and specify dollars paid as Polish money via money orders. Payments likely arrive with promptness, though return receipts timing is uncertain.
The government authorizes American Express to handle relief payments for Poland. The move is praised as humane and a needed aid for Polish families suffering in the territory.
Advertisement notes a single dose remedy branded LAXATIVE HROMO QUININE to cure a cold in one day. It claims only Bromide Quinine ingredient and directs to seek the full name for authenticity. Endorsed by the signature of E. W. Grove. Product priced at 30 cents.
College graduates aged twenty to twenty six may compete for acting ensigns in engineering duty with potential for high commission. Eligibility requires credentials and successful examinations. Next tests run January 2 to 5, Denver nearest center. University of Wyoming listed among accredited schools. Charles L Ballman, recruiting officer, will distribute circular and guide applicants.
The Canadian War Statistics review shows low death risk and higher recovery odds for soldiers. It notes 29 homecoming chances for each fatality, 98 chances to recover from wounds, and one in 500 to lose a limb. It also claims better life expectancy with training and superior medical care at the front. The piece urges Canadian families to support training for reintegration if a service member is disabled.
Ed McCarty known frontier hero signed the 1000 bond for Eddie also called Si Perkins. Eddie failed to appear in federal court on white slave charges. Bond forfeited and McCarty remains liable for the amount. Eddie allegedly transported Jane Vermoody from Oklahoma to Cheyenne for immoral purposes.
Emmet Stapleton former Cheyenne State Leader reporter is among Jewel Petroleum’s incorporators. The company filed articles of incorporation yesterday and will base its offices in Casper with a capitalization of $10,000.
Government horse inspectors Here and William H. Thompson with Albert C. Condra traveled through Cheyenne yesterday, as officials highlighted their inspection duties and presence amid ongoing oversight.
A historical notice identifies Dr W R Day as a physician with a listed residence and office at 1716 Capitol Avenue and a separate entry at 1380 image line.
An advertisement appears praising Foley Kidney Pills as effective against rheumatism and kidney issues. The letter claims the pills purge blood and swelling, reduce stiffness, and restore mobility. The writer endorses Foley Kidney Pills and notes their availability from druggists with the code S614.
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