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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1917
Page
10
The article argues against universal military training as it discusses how the army could be organized with National Guard units and an expanded draft force. It highlights the roles of officers and enlisted men, and the aim to distribute participation and honor broadly across states.
A fragment mentions a supreme council of defense and talks of movements around the capital. It references a naval appointment and planned actions by government authorities. The garbled text hints at probes into voices and arrangements for an unspecified department or office.
The ad urges shoppers to order now for timely Christmas baked goods in the UAE. It highlights wheat flour varieties including rye and buckwheat as ideal for cakes and breakfast, noting pricing up to 4.25 and urging early purchases to ensure availability.
Washington December 11 war department denies a circulating story that soldiers in camps will receive general Christmas furlough. Officials say transport constraints and troop schedules make a holiday exodus impossible, though commanders may grant limited leave and camps will host social events and distribution of gifts and treats.
Fragmentary note describes a Koaki colored wool suit with a small hat, fur collar, and deep cuffs. Mentions a swagger stick with a companion case for a gentleman, and compares the wearer to a Sammy in uniform, suggesting a fashionable walking companion.
In London reports amid Cambrai battles Ireland’s Sinn Feiners show growing openness to the war effort. De Valera hints Sinn Feiners will fight in Flanders if they can believe Ireland’s freedom, with thousands signaling willingness to join the French army’s foreign legion.
Faville, professor of animal husbandry, was named head of the University of Wyoming succeeding Dean Henry G. Knight who resigned to lead the Oklahoma College of Agriculture at Stillwater. Knight's resignation was accepted in Laramie on Tuesday and takes effect February 1, with a new chairman for the state council of defense yet to be named.
Gustavy Wangelin, Commander of GARK Post Pinckneyville AL, writes a strong endorsement for Foley Kidney Pills claiming they give quicker relief from backache rheumatic pains swollen joints and other kidney trouble symptoms They are advertised as aiding nature to restore strength and vitality Sold everywhere Also a local call for real taxi service with One One courteous drivers and a phone number.
Special correspondent notes wartime mood in Washington as lawmakers act as a war congress and back home voters rally behind the effort. He cites optimism and bold talk in halls, a waning peace lobby, and a Texas voice estimating yellow support under 25 percent as elections approach.
The Latest Off News notes Big Indian and several companies drilling along Salt Creek and Emigrant Gap near Casper. Dozens of rigs and multiple sand targets including third Wall Creek and West Salt Creek fields point to rapid development with several producers already in operation and more rigs poised to spud.
The article highlights the South Powder river anticline known as Castle Creek dome as a key testing area with major operators including Midwest, Employees' Petroleum, Young Oil, Ohio Oil, and McCall & Williams of Denver. It reports promising drilling at the Wall Creek sand and notes Chino Oil securing 3,000 acres in Pilot Butte and Lander, with plans for a joint well with Wyoming Oil & Coal in Alkall Butte.
County Clerk Ida R. Graham narrowly escaped serious injury when a bottle of strong acid fell from a ledge and splashed her face. The acid, used in her duties, left marks under her eyes by a fraction of an inch, prompting investigation into the incident.
A state leader special reports Postmaster General Burleson and aides are testing women for diverse postal tasks as men are drafted for war. Women already excel as letter carriers and sorting, canceling stamps, and handling mailing operations at the main station laboratory setting.
Fragmentary notes describe a product named LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE linked to cures for colds in France. Mentions KE W GROVE'S signature on bor ic and unclear branding. Limited legible details prevent full reconstruction of claims or origin.
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