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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1918
Page
4
A wartime editorial urges the nation to unite and work harder to win the conflict. It decries complacency, calls for disciplined effort from individuals and leaders, and warns that defeat would mean German dominance and economic ruin for the United States.
The text laments German threats and urges U.S. steadfast support for Belgium Serbia and Armenia, warning against treating the war as a side issue. It urges Americans to choose courage over apathy and to resist any notion that American society was built for subservience or delay in wartime effort.
An imminent registration program for all Germans and Austrians living in Wryo Ming overseen by city police chiefs is described. The piece notes wartime measures, travel passport controls, and broad calls for stricter internment and security actions by U S authorities to curb enemy espionage.
The piece argues agriculture is the country’s biggest gamble and farmers face daunting odds from weather pests trusts and storage sharks. It urges government to back farmers with affordable credit and tools like tractors to boost production and ensure food moves to where needed despite transportation blockades.
A collection of translated excerpts from German and allied publications discusses militarism, colonization, and national unity. It cites Kellogg on German propaganda, calls for strong naval power, expansionist aims, and the idea that peace requires military strength and ideological education.
Margie reflects on curiosity and virtue as she and Alice discuss Pat Chad and Dick’s health. Alice fears Pat’s suspicion over her past with Harvey while Margie quizzes herself about trust and truth in relationships.
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