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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
10
A British flying major in a fast scout tank fights off waves of Fokker biplanes after spotting a two seater at 21 000 feet. He shoots down multiple enemies, suffers severe wounds, survives a near collision, and returns to base with his aircraft badly damaged.
A fragment notes a statement about a clear complexion and a well known figure associated with Biren referencing a monetary figure of 25 per bas in unclear context.
French and British war films shown in recovering cities depict ruined French towns and Belgian scenes. The reels reveal devastated areas like the Somme and Lys fronts with panels of faded lighting, as German-occupied theaters once served the enemy. Citizens react with horror and pleas to extend the war into Germany, with many fainting or grieving as they learn of relatives' deaths.
Baltimore Md Jan 8 In addressing the national association of commissioners of agriculture Hon D F Houston secretary of agriculture spoke for strong state departments to cooperate with the federal department in regulatory activities concerning animal and plant diseases He noted difficulties from underfunded or weak state agencies and outlined cooperation methods with the federal government and state colleges to educate and conduct research across states
Two major state bodies and the Association of Land-Grant Colleges favor a shared approach. They propose confining agricultural colleges to research and education while commissioners handle administration and regulatory work, creating two strong central agencies for agricultural progress.
The Dolan's Beanery on Park Row, longtime hangout for news workers, closes this week. The familiar relic bound all papers to its old newsroom habitat. Community mourns the end of an era for reporters and editors who gathered there.
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