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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
12
Fragmentary notice records a Port office gathering at Mall and mentions a February business beat event, with figures and weekly pricing. The readable lines include a monthly amount and reference to Cary Street and a public office context. Further specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
The piece defends the president as constitutional and actual leader during wartime and at the peace conference. It condemns Republican leaders for a slander campaign while praising the public’s support during his worldwide tour to promote the league of nations. It notes the president’s fatigue and views opponents' tactics as harmful.
The California, third electrically powered U S Navy super dreadnought, launched at Mare Island. Built with twelve 14 inch guns in four turrets, 28 000 hp turbines, and a crew of 1022 sailors and 58 officers, she measures 624 feet long and 82 feet wide with a 21 knot top speed and cost about 15 million dollars.
The Department of Agriculture reports current wool stocks in the United States appear ample for about one year at the present consumption rate. A Bureau of Market survey shows total 729,373,090 pounds on September 30, including dealers, manufacturers and government stock, the highest quarterly total since records began. Stocks were 8 percent above the September 30, 1918 level.
The readable content is garbled and contains no identifiable event, person, organization, place, or date to summarize into a coherent news item.
Government laundries cleared net profits of 32 2247 85? in 1918 while revenue totaled 960901? They processed 113 256 293 pieces of clothing with operations cost at 3 915 153 83. If done under contract at prevailing rates, extra expense would be 7 775 632 02.
The piece argues Republicans led by Haye push public opinion surveys in every ward to gauge reaction to the treaty's rejection. It suggests the GOP fears protracted war and blames Senate leaders like Lodge for delaying peace, noting a split between practical politicians and party leaders.
T H Valiant of Pacific States Fire Insurance Company Portland argues rates have not risen since the war began while costs like clerk hire paper and printing have more than doubled. He notes taxes on premiums have surged and cancellations average 25 percent, yet net underwriting profit remains only about 1.89 percent.
Knauth Nachod and Kuhne report in mid month circular that US oil production grows by about one million barrels monthly while domestic and foreign demand rise by four million. The note notes war peace uncertainties and unclear impact of wartime demand on peacetime needs, highlighting a growing supply shortfall.
Lole Cabrera, a key Mexican official under Carranza, is central to the dispute with the United States over treasury administration and overall policy. He is reportedly confined to duties within the treasury while facing criticism of both internal and external affairs.
A condensed chronology lists figures from 4878 birth to 1917 battles. Notable items include Governor Peter Vroon of New Jersey, Göttingen professors protesting Hanover decree, Dr Dedley Sargent on athletics in Harvard curriculum, Allied actions in 1914, German withdrawals in 1915, cabinet changes in Prussia 1916, and British defense near Cambria in 1917. One year ago today, Roumanian royalty returned to Bucharest and President Wilson’s ship faced heavy seas near Brest.
Jaggar warned that Mauna Loa may erupt again as prior eruptions in 1914 1916 and 1913 indicated rising activity. He urged strong caution for plantations ranches and settlements and stressed the need for accurate maps for a national park to guide preparations.
See presidente Seteon oS and Mrs Pred Bolce visit Oak Leaf Chapter in Deareer this week extending the Oak Leaf Chapter activities.
The government plans a border fence 10,600 feet long, six feet high with barbed wire, posts and a ditch along the line near Radford. It aims to curb illegal traffic and border clashes while aiding regulation and preventing evasion of customs.
A damaged OCR fragment references Panins crater and December with a secretary named M. A GHAPMAR. It mentions paperhanging reasons and a guaranteed phone line, but details are unclear.
The readable portions mention baths and clothing, with unclear names and places. The text references bathing spaces and garments, suggesting a brief, disjointed recording of a public or market scene. No clear events, people, or dates are discernible from the fragment.
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