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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1919
Page
12
The Cheyenne State Leader notes Associated Press content is used under license. All rights of republication of special dispatches are reserved.
A 1919 thrift pledge urges individuals to practice strict saving, invest wisely, and support war finance. The list includes commitments to avoid waste, increase savings now, purchase government savings bonds, join savings societies, and maintain prudent spending for future stability and opportunity.
The passage argues for expanding vocational education funded by state and local governments as a practical national principle. It emphasizes training workers who perform manual labor and notes the need for adequate legislative support. It also highlights the U S effort to Americanize immigrant populations through schooling and critiques German language emphasis in several cities.
Wyoming reviewers push for rural school legislation, a state board of education, and enlarged teacher training. Proposals include county boards, district autonomy, and coop plans, plus vocational education funding and part time classes. America nization laws seek English instruction for foreigners and language criteria in schools.
Tallahassee reports the promise of a solid south aligning against the liquor traffic as of January 1. The article notes Florida's stance amid broader regional pushback and outlines anticipated policy shifts and political reactions.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports progress in cowpea breeding with several new sorts named Potomac Arlington Columbia White Hybrid and Early Buff. Field work targets wilt and nematode areas in the southern states with two unnamed hybrid selections showing strong resistance and promising seed and forage production for larger trials next year.
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