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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
12
An excerpt from the Associated Press bureau states that all rights of republication of special despatches are reserved and that the material is exclusively entitled to the newspaper for republication. The note mentions credited writers and the local news, with copyright restrictions outlined.
The national fight over liquor limits now centers on whether four fifths of a percent should define intoxicants. In Wyoming voters backed a bone dry state by nearly three to one, and the state appears set to adopt a two percent limit. Many hurdles remain between the election and legislative action as the people await final law.
The article notes reports from a German news agency claiming Alsace and Lorraine delegates seek admission to the German assembly. It criticizes these mock delegates as a ploy to imply French disloyalty and separation from France, asserting the provinces still favor reunion with France.
A harsh editorial voice asserts Germany has not atoned for its crimes and shows defiance through triumphal parades and rhetoric. It argues only decisive punishment will compel atonement, predicting a reckoning on terms that will be unforgiving and uncompromising.
Senator Pittman reports the conference has agreed on a bill to develop mineral reserves while protecting government interests. The plan limits naval reserve development to existing wells with royalties of at least one eighth, and sets lease terms and royalties for lands outside naval reserves. The compromise aims to prevent bankruptcy for discoverers and push forward oil development, urging rapid ratification by both chambers.
Chairman Perris announces final agreement on the general mineral leasing bill after six years of efforts by Secretary Lane and Congress. The conferees claim government rights are preserved, detail royalties on past and future production, strict fraud provisions, and support from President Wilson and Lane, urging early adoption of the conference report.
Denver reports no change in cattle with mixed grades and steady to modest gains for select steers up to 6.05, hogs steady around 16.75, calves strong at 15, and lighter stock weaker. Omaha receipts reach 18 500 with steady prices. native cattle 17.40 to 18.50 for steers, cows 7.50 to 14.00, calves 8.50 to 13.50, lambs 14.75 to 15.25, feeders 10.00 to 15.00.
Omaha Neb Feb 6 Corn prices ranged from No 3 white at 17 5 to No 4 yellow at 1 20 with No 2 yellow at 1 20 to 1 19. Oats prices showed No 3 white at 57e and No 4 white at 57e.
The Plains Hotel presents a half million dollar establishment with 125 rooms, 65 with outside baths, and convenient proximity one block from the railroad station. Delicate green tinting and chandeliers complete the prairie oasis, blending style with frontier practicality.
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