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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1917
Page
8
Fragmented text provides scattered phrases about flour products and brands with unclear context and missing details. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable portion.
Andy Roedel of Cheyenne returns home for Christmas after completing a four month aviation course on the Pacific coast. He passed preliminary exams and gains entry to the Brand school of aviation pending completion of further training to receive a commission. Wm Thompson of Cheyenne holds an aviator certificate from the Curtiss School and seeks admission to the grand school to become a commissioned officer.
Meeting at K C hall Thorster on December 27 at 6 15 a m to attend the funeral of our late neighbor Wm Keating Bra shear C Colds cause headache and grip Laxative Bromo Quinine removes the cause There is only one Hromo Quinine on the box F L Grove signature on package
You are requested to meet at K C hall Thursday December 27 at standard time to attend the funeral of our late neighbor Wa. Keating Bra Celiner. Phone number for messenger service given. Voices reasonable.
Sergeant Kaiser reports only four more Marines are needed to fill the December quota for Cele district. Applicants aged 18 to 45 are considered, with some disqualifications for physical issues. Standards have been eased to increase ranks, and many applications have already been received at the local station.
Coughs colds croup and lagrippe prevalent. neglect may lead to pneumonia. T F Lynch of Da Hols Pa endorses Foler's honey and Tar and Foley's for children and adults, warning against imitation products.
A spoofed protest from Rock Springs residents calls for a thorough investigation into the lynching of Wade Hamilton, denounces mob rule, and urges Governor Hawn to ensure justice. The resolution condemns mob violence and seeks accountability for officials perceived as lax in duty.
Telegrams from New York City reassure Cheyenne residents that the 148th artillery and 116th ammunition train units of the Wyoming National Guard remain on American soil. The messages, sent as season’s greetings, dispel rumors that the Wyoming unit is en route to France.
A historical explainer outlines personal income tax return requirements for 1917. It covers who must file, where to file, filing windows, extensions, penalties for late returns, agent filing, fraud penalties, and rules for married couples filing jointly or separately with income thresholds and exemptions.
Meatless day this week boosted demand for all fowls with turkey leading the rush. Some customers who normally skip fowls joined in for the holiday meal. Wheatless day yesterday increased the sale of graham bread and rye bread, with rye and graham in strong supply after initial bakers' adjustment.
Reports from Salt Lake City and Ogden say a German spy placed the acid that burned County Clerk Ida R. Graham. Officials suspect a pint bottle of sulphuric acid used by County Agricultural Agent R. E. Reynolds for tests, it fell from a window sill and burned her arm and face. her condition improves slowly.
All members of the 100 Per Cent American Society of Cheyenne are required to attend a meeting in city hall tonight at 7:90 o clock sharp.
Gus Anderson, 49, a well known Casper resident, tried to kill himself in two ways near the B Branch six miles out. He slashed his throat, cut his scalp, wrists, and arms, and tried to drown in a creek before Officers Searles and Gallinoton rushed him to the State hospital for treatment. Authorities believe he was temporarily insane from financial reverses.
The sheriff's office recovered a Christmas night stolen car within half an hour at Fort Russell. Undersheriff Ed Schoel and St. Robataille found the vehicle belonging to Mrs. Hefferon, county superintendent of schools. The thief was not captured and the car could not be started due to the missing switch key.
A. R. Kimball of OG L Walker Lumber rushes to Casper to oversee operations as 2,000,000+ feet of lumber ordered by Midwest Refining Co is arranged. The order, valued around 90 thousand dollars, covers diverse lumber types for well rigs and field buildings. C. R. Handy is named local manager to oversee all departments.
Reading Mrs Mary Kisby of Spokane Wash writes that after using Foley's Honey and Tar for lagrippe she stopped coughing and recovered, making the cough medicine ready to use at lower costs and available in homes. Sold everywhere.
A fragmentary notice requests W C W members to meet at K hall on Thursday December 27 at 8 15 a m. Neighbors named include Wm Keating A C Hraschear and C C.
Members are asked to gather at A. O. U. W. hall on Thursday December 27 at 8 50 am to attend the funeral of Neighbor William Keating as announced by L. Gage.
The sheriff searches for the meanest chief after burglars stole Mrs. Bert McGee's Christmas gifts from her car on Christmas night. Among items taken was a large Sterling silver tray. The value is unknown and the sheriff warns that anyone found with stolen items will be jailed. Mrs. McGee is a well known ranch resident near Granite Canyon Cheyenne.
The Colorado & Southern changes schedule effective Dec 20. Train 24 departs Denver at 6 PM reaching Cheyenne at 10 55 PM then continues north at 11 15 PM. Train 2 leaves Wendover at 6 40 PM arriving Cheyenne at 2 45 PM instead of the previous 11 15 PM arrival.
A Sunday school efficiency Institute will convene in Cheyenne for a three day session starting Friday Dec 28 Sessions run Friday Saturday and Sunday. Programs include story hours junior departments missionary work and other subjects A banquet at 6 PM Friday in the church parlors will feature Professor A S Jessup as toastmaster The institute will be directed by Thomas S Young D D of Denver.
A mining camp man was arrested by Sheriff Mossberg for stealing a pipe from Heldt cigar store. He pleaded guilty before Justice Cusick and was fined $5 plus costs, the pipe valued at $11. The judge imposed the minimum fine due to the defendant's sick wife and poor finances.
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