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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1917
Page
8
Seasonable groceries include new dromedary dates and California figs. Packages priced at 20 cents for dates and 75 cents per pound for figs. Tea Garden advertises mince meat at 75 cents per pound.
Vegetable ad lists head lettuce two for 15 cents, ripe tomatoes per pound 15 cents, cauliflower very nice per pound, Pascal celery extra size two for a price not shown.
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports railroads aided wartime mobilization through cooperation, urging broader priority for war essentials. It cites Esch car service powers and notes ongoing freight rate debates, while stressing limited capacity and need to maximize use of existing cars and locomotives.
With zero weather, motorists cover radiators to prevent freezing. This often overheats engines, burns bearings, and scores cylinders. Experts warn against full radiator covers and note safer methods include antifreeze, a water alcohol mix, or partial radiator covers.
The Associated Press reports Attorney General Gregory's annual war measures summary notes that federal prosecutions for espionage, the trading with the enemy act, and seditious conspiracy have yielded prison sentences and strengthened national control. It cites Haywood and I W W leaders among over 150 prosecutions in the northern district of Haf nois and urges legal reforms on commodities clause, mail threats, and bankruptcy statutes.
A design detail explains that a front flap on the engine cover can fully shield the radiator or be left open to expose part of it. With the flap open, enough radiator is uncovered to keep the engine warm and prevent freezing, while still maintaining operation.
The report lists crop production figures including corn 3 191 000 000 bushels and wheat 649 797 000. It notes increases in milk cattle and general cattle herds, declines in sheep, and a drop in hog numbers from 67 543 000 to 62 707 000.
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