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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1918
Page
5
Resid ents say Chinook winds kept fields warm through Saturday night with plows seen on Dayton area ranches and Little frost absent in the ground. John Lewis reports snow melted, frost drawn by warmth, promising early plowing if dry spell ends.
The article reviews emerging proposals for a society of nations led by an international assembly. It notes the Ligue des Droits de l'Homme in Paris outlining aims, structure, powers, and sanctions for a sovereign body to regulate disputes, codify laws, and maintain peace. It emphasizes practical politics and the path toward broader debate.
Weld county Great Western Sugar factories in Greeley Eaton and Windsor will end the 1917 campaign around Jan 1 with beets diverted to Loveland and nearby mills. Beets arrive in good condition. transfers align tonnage for simultaneous closures. no fatal accidents or major delays reported. Brighton factory winds down with a brief campaign.
A Cheyenne meeting set for January 10 to 25 aims to spark interest in the Yellowstone highway among interior Wyoming counties. Organizers plan to present the route's benefits and advertise the project with further details to follow.
Amos Smith of the Muleshoe and Sixty-Seven ranches plans a January return to Denver for the stock show and a winter in Los Angeles. His foreman Guy Decker brings one of the Smith white-faced steers, a four-year-old 2050 pound range calf, to the Opal area. the grass fed steer is shown as a top entry expected to win national prizes.
A man smoking in bed caused a fire at Burlington yards in Wye on December 41. Five men fled a bunk house and lumber shed burned. loss about £200. A man injured while his bedding caught fire. fire department faced water problems due to hydrant location.
A man identified only as John Doe fled from Night Marshal Alt on a Northwestern train from Casper to Douglas after robbing a Burling ton railroad worker of 90 dollars. He eluded pursuing officers, leaped from the moving train near Glenrock, then disappeared. a second attempted capture failed and he remains at large.
A periodical health note urges regular bowel care to prevent illness. It cites Dr W B Caldwell and a recommended laxative combination as a standard remedy, with claims linking inactive bowels to nerve twitching gout and poisons from digestion.
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