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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1918
Page
11
Miss Bertha Lewis Mire Lewin traveled from Casper to Evanston Wyoming to spend the Christmas holidays with her cousin Miss Delpha Lewis.
Hale Holden regional director reports unusually satisfactory traffic conditions for November across his area to Director General McAdoo. Influenza disruptions were limited, car supply was ample, livestock loading rose 12.3 percent from last year, and troop movements declined with 42 special trains moving 15 632 men.
Dr. Geo Van Winkie and his wife received a Christmas Eve gift from Baptist church members. The present included a purse and a large picture of the Tetons and Jackson Lake, cherished for the inspiration of Wyoming they found on their vacation.
Daily reports from the coal roads show accumulative car availability well above mine orders. A 16.3 percent drop marks the lowest loading since June due to weak market demand. Holiday celebrations also reduced activity and December is expected to stay steady with continued light shipments as storage coal is used.
Representatives from the French Ministry of Labor describe wartime industrial roles for women and the shift to peacetime work. They note 7.5 million of France’s 20 million women were employed in 1906 and detail shifts, protections for mothers, nurseries, and the move to skilled positions as reconstruction begins.
The Woman In Industry Service in the Department of Labor collects photo stories showing women's tasks during the war. Images cover factory and shop work, working conditions, plant improvements, and adaptations for women, with Mary Winslow directing field photography and Miss Van Kleeck coordinating broad coverage of war and peacetime production sites.
The State Department after conciliation with the State Board of Health cancels the December teachers examination due to influenza. Certificates expiring before the April exam will be extended. teachers should send certificates to the County Superintendent of Schools, Mamie E Heffreron, for extension processing.
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