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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1918
Page
8
A historic look at winter logging in northern Wisconsin and nearby regions. It notes brave Scandinavian and French Canadian loggers, the perilous work of felling and steering logs, and the dependence on water routes. The piece cites dwindling timber, vast acreages, and the steady value of white pine and other species for pulp and lumber markets.
National Security League poll shows 152 representatives and 40 senators favor universal military training with one notable opponent and several undecided. Some lawmakers urge preparedness and loyalty, while others question timing and peace terms.
The U S Geological Survey reports magnesite production in 1918 from January to October. California and Washington lead output with 69 504 and 96 506 tons respectively, totaling about 225 000 tons for the year, a 20 percent drop from 1917. Demand fell due to freight costs, supply shifts to dead burned magnesite, and reduced building activity.
An advertisement extols BA TONIC as a modern medicine to wipe out excess acid in the stomach. It claims relief from indigestion heartburn belching and intestinal discomfort, improves digestion and blood strength, and restores energy and vigor.
The Security League promotes universal military instruction as educational propaganda to win congressional support. Lloyd Taylor, a retired local importer, chairs the Universal Military Instruction and Training Committee and led the 1916 Preparedness Parade and the nationwide petition of nearly a million signatures presented to Congress in April 1917.
California magnesite is in uneven supply as manufacturers of stucco and composition flooring seek better material while a single moderate mine could meet total needs. The text suggests testing crystalline magnesite for Sorel cement manufacturing to improve options.
A notice from the Cheyenne Retail Grocers and Butchers Association reports the death of director Clarence J. Bell from Spanish influenza after a December 23 1918 meeting. The resolution honors his valued service and influence to the organization.
The Retail Grocers and Butchers Association of Cheyenne expresses sympathy to the family of Clarence J. Bell. A copy of the resolution will be published in Cheyenne papers and mailed to the deceased’s parents. Secretary C. D. Stiles signs the notice dated December 24.
The report from the Department of Agriculture notes 6 p m conditions with temperature at 8 to 11 and humidity at 79 percent. Wind comes from the northwest and there is light snow noted in the outlook. Normal temperatures for this date are listed.
A very cold day with an actual mean of nine degrees. Temperatures fell to six degrees at 2 a m and rose to twelve degrees by 2 p m. Winds reached twelve miles per hour from the northwest. Precipitation since January 1 totals about 13.52 inches, with no rain and unknown snow amounts.
Notice to Washington Market patrons about a funeral closure and market updates. The item mentions Clarence and general market operations with brief guidance for patrons.
A promotional notice announces mixed nuts, Special Blend and Old Coffee House steel cut coffee with a money back guarantee. It lists Flour Cheyenne Chief as a leading brand and mentions red and white dry land potatoes.
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