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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1918
Page
5
The state board of equalization raised livestock valuations for 1918, lifting tax burdens with steep increases for sheep and many cattle grades while possibly reducing overall tax rates. The schedule assigns new values to bulls, cattle, calves, milch cows, horses, mules, asses, and pigs, reflecting the higher market prices over the past year.
The readable text discusses itching relief and skin health, mentioning eczema and related sensations. It appears as a jumbled note or OCR fragment with unclear context and few identifiable names or dates. No clear event or source organization is present.
A wartime report outlines America's so called moral offensive aimed at German and Austro Hungarian leadership. Officials say the drive promotes democratic reforms and peace backed by the U S government, with large budgets and hopes for liberal gains within Germany and Austria.
Washington officials consider amending section 207 of the excess profits tax to correct inequalities born of capital stock based deductions. Mining and oil operators argue depleting assets require a different taxation principle to fairly tax earnings and urge a commission to study and propose the change.
A speech by Major Kaiser Ridgely argued that execution has little meaning for a soldier and urged posthumous punishment. He proposed confiscating a traitor’s property, selling assets, funneling funds to the war effort, and sending the family to Germany. Lawrence Aher followed with a brief remark.
A sailor describes the torpedoing of his vessel and the submarine surfacing to sink all small boats with gunfire. Fewer than fifteen men were saved, most murdered by the attackers. He and a Royal Marine of England were the only two survivors.
A Texan named C C Coffman claims an oil finding magnet locates oil and has proved seven of eight locations productive in Texas and Utah. He met Wyoming oil men in Cheyenne and will meet again after visiting Hidden Dome fields with I J Lesser of Capitol Wyoming Oil.
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