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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1918

Page

6

Uncle Sam's Own Alaska Rail Line Half Finished

Veteran engineer William Edes leads a government commission building a 400 mile Alaska railroad from Seward to Fairbanks. The project aims to unlock coal copper and gold fields, spur private enterprise, and connect Cook Inlet to inland resources with a standard gauge line. Half the road is built with grading advanced, weather and glacial streams complicating work.

Hy Milton Donna En Washington Jan Alaska William ©. Edes Tige Deal Wilson Viaska Polivie Newelle Seward Fairbanks Alaska Northern Railroad Kern Creek Anchorageon Cook Inlet Matanueka Junction Kent Walleye Tangna Mafanusky Susitna Cook Inlet

Worland High School Opens Evening Commercial Course

A new commercial course is organized at Worland High School. Ten residents began last Monday and more are expected as the program offers study in various business methods during spare time. Miss Sellers directs the class as commercial instructor.

Worland Wye Miss Sellers

First Women Machinists Union Formed in Lowell

Munitionettes in Lowell compose the first women’s union in the metal trade. About 2200 workers join the International Association of Machinists as local No. 708. Led by Mrs. Alice Shea, they inspect gauges sort shells and operate presses, proving women can do men’s work as war ends.

Stofi Lowell Mase Jan Munitionettes Trouserad eThie International Association of Machinists Alice Shea Hellam Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia E. Mokham Lydia E. Pinkha E. R. Crumbxa R. No Mich Lydia FE. Pinkham Evnse Heim R.no Lowell, Mich

Alleged Vampires Assault Victim In Casper Area

Casper resident Jerry Farrell reports being robbed of over $100 after meeting two women and a man who lured him with celebration talk. He was on a Burlington train to Glenrock, only realizing his mistake after disembarking at Glencross. Farrell says the trio fled toward Casper on the night train. warrants may be sworn in Converse County.

Casper, Wyo Jerry Farrell Casper Sheriff's Office Glenrock Glencross Farrell Converse County

Belgium's Flooded Front Holds Line Against German advance

Belgian troops under Maj Osterrieth fight along a twenty five mile waterlogged front from Nieuport to Dixmude. Bridges and boats carry troops and guns while kitchens on the line feed 400 soldiers. morale, organization, and officer–enlisted bonds sustain King Albert's men amid shellfire and memories of home.

West Front Cambrai General Petain Albert Germany Europe Littl Maj L. Osterrieth Belgium Osterrieth Asia Minor Nieuport North Sea Dixmude Calais

Make Your Own Cough Syrup and Save Money

An article promotes home made cough syrup costing about one-fifth of store preparations. It describes ingredients, preparation steps, and notes rapid relief for coughs, throat and chest cold symptoms, with a promise of effectiveness and ongoing use.

Croup Wien

Hay Shipped From Cross Ranch Boosts Local Farm Value

Alfalf a hay from the Cross Ranch near Buffalo Wyoming reached Union Stockyards in Lincoln Nebraska after auction, selling at 14 dollars per ton fob Buffalo. The 440 tons of straight alfalfa are described as first quality and expected to fetch higher prices after arrival in Lincoln.

Buffalo Wyno Union Stockyards Lincoln Neb

British Perfect Method 10 Finds Hidden U Boats

Stockholm dispatch notes two British anti submarine advances using submerged microphones and powerful underwater bombs. Detectors measure distance and direction from propeller sounds to guide ships and drop bombs with accuracy. Engineers claim bombs can destroy a submarine 150 feet from detonation point.

Associated Press Stockholm Tidningen

Vocational School Building Planned for Lander District

Lander Wyoming January 15 plans for a new vocational school building were discussed at a district board meeting. Construction will begin early spring and be finished in time for the September school term.

Lander Wyo Vocational District Board

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