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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1918
Page
7
Readers are urged to stay vigilant toward German or Austrian Americans and report any suspicious activity or disloyal language. The message emphasizes avoiding complacency and contacting police or local authorities if disloyal words or propaganda are observed, stressing that alertness could protect families.
The piece extols collective effort across generations, praising those who built foundations and urging present readers to honor past labors. It cautions against self praise and stresses duty to future generations, advocating shared work for common good.
The passage emphasizes that great deeds come from everyday acts at home not distant lands. It notes the value of small, steady benevolence such as helping mothers and supporting the weary, framing charity as daily labor rather than grand ventures.
The piece laments the passing of famous sports and military figures from boyhood days. It recalls Jim Corbett and John L Sullivan among others, noting their fading presence as new heroes rise from Missouri and other places. It evokes aging icons and shifting public memory.
Albany Times-Union report by Martin H. Glynn rebuts charges of army mismanagement. It notes inquiries into Baker brothers aviation contracts and dismissals at Emergency Fleet Corporation while contrasting with past war era scandals. The piece criticizes wartime rhetoric and envisions aviation and naval implications in Europe.
Excerpts critique German aims and propaganda from Kellogg and others, noting the belief in their own veracity and the push for Kultur through might. The text cites editor Vehrmann and Deputy Beamer, arguing sustained occupation harms Belgian and French economies and predicting long recovery before Germany can compete.
Debated in London Times and German press, leaders and deputies urged consequences of war indemnity and territorial claims. Talks centering on Courland Livonia Antwerp coal Longwy and Belgium, with plans to secure future power and economic recovery through occupation and control of coastlines and mines.
Poem expresses personal limits in visiting seas and mountains while valuing familiar plains and grasses. It contrasts distant landscapes with intimate nature, noting God provides the writer with plains, grasses, birds, pools, winds, and stars as sources of wonder.
Great masses of ice moving down the Mississippi from the Ohio and Tennessee rivers carried wreckage of more than a million dollars in shipping from up-river points today. The ice jam at Osceola Arkansas extends over twenty miles and piles wreckage against the gorge, reports reaching Memphis at noon.
Washington February 2 J W Powell president of the Bethlehem Shipbuilding company Ltd told the senate investigating committee that American yards will produce 1 000 000 dead weight tons of shipping this year Shipping board officials have estimated output at 4 500 000 tons
Dr C R Thompson trustee and J E Holly principal of Lyman High School were released after no evidence supported sedition charges and John Kuhr the teacher was ordered freed after proper alien enemy registration. District Attorney Rigdon led the inquiry.
In a candid exchange, Donna laments a salon mishap that dyed her white hair blue while explaining the social pressure on women to prioritize appearance. The dialogue explores beauty standards, gender expectations, and the quest for recognition beyond looks.
A southbound Northern Pacific train struck a school bus carrying twenty five children in Barnum Minnesota late today, killing seven students. Fire and police crews assisted at the scene as rescuers worked to remove victims and control debris in the crash area. The accident prompted authorities to begin a full investigation into the cause and timeline of events.
A playful local note mentions a wheatless day near Morgantown and ponders who will practice blacksmithing and buy four new aprons as part of a weekly food plan.
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