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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1919
Page
16
A cautious appeal urges individuals to prepare their affairs and arrange disposition of property. It warns that many lack experience and the spouse may bear estate duties without training. It recommends consulting a lawyer promptly to fulfill obligations to oneself and family.
American food administrator Herbert Hoover told British press that high food prices are not caused by U S farmers. He noted U S yields are 50 percent lower per acre and grain prices to farmers are below British guarantees. Hoover said shipping rate differences would push England’s wheat cost to about 23 dollars a quarter if American farmer costs rose pro rata.
The statement argues prices for wheat, hogs, maize, oats, sugar, steel, and copper reflect complex wartime economic relations. It notes higher costs before the war increased production and labor demand, and that sea transport limits and feed costs raise prices in Europe. Hoover says U.S. margins are thin and a 10 percent price cut could curb production, framing the extra U.S. surplus as vital to global food stability through the next harvest.
Belgium confronts a provisional coalition of Catholics liberals and socialists heading a transition government as elections are delayed six months. Universal suffrage discussions, Flemish movement tensions, and postwar reprisals dominate Brussels Ghent and Bruges with arrests and social ostracism.
Depth charges emerged as the key tool in countering German U boats after two and a half years of development. Early attempts relied on dangerous mines and ineffective methods until timed charges could be set for specific depths and swiftly evaded by fast trawlers. The British coordinated trawlers and submarines by sharing cables and telephonic signals to strike U boats.
Notice urges immediate action with a call or phone line 239 to view listed items. The fragment hints at an upcoming price increase and prompts readers to contact an office to view offerings.
With unexpected caution the German forces paused as river defenses hardened and ships maneuvered. The delay gave Allied planners time to reinforce positions and prepare for a renewed strike.
One year ago today in the war Vienna faced a crisis from food reserve exhaustion and British war office reported French successes against the Turks north of Jerusalem. Joseph M. Carey former U S senator and Wyoming governor born Milton Delaware 74. Arnold C Gandil renowned American league first baseman born St Paul 50 years ago today. State leader want ad bring results.
Sake sale appeals to shoppers with prices far below wholesale values. Attendees urged to attend and buy now to secure low costs before prices rise. The notice emphasizes limited opportunity and potential profit from purchases.
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