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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1919
Page
8
A thoughtful husband and father neglects thoughts of death and estate planning. The message urges readers to consult a lawyer promptly to prepare a will, stressing duty to oneself and family and noting the wife often bears estate duties without training.
In London on January 18 Herbert Hoover the American food administrator told British press that high food prices are not caused by American farmers. He noted U S grain prices to farmers are lower than British guarantees while U S yield per acre is 50 percent less. Hoover said if U S shipping costs rose proportionally England would pay about 23 dollars per quarter instead of 26.75. He added he understands the burden on consumers and allied nations amid current price levels.
In remarks to the British, Hoover argues food prices reflect complex wartime economics rather than profiteering. He notes higher feed costs overseas, argues for sea lift relief to narrow price gaps, and defends American margins as essential to feeding allies and sustaining production.
Brussels reports Belgium grapples with an interim six Catholics three liberals three socialists cabinet. Elections not expected for six months as universal suffrage may topple the Catholic dominance. Tensions rise over Flemish unrest and wartime loyalties amid arrests and social ostracism.
London reports depth charges revolutionized anti submarine work as the key to breaking the German U boat threat. After two and a half years the weapons were perfected enabling timed blasts at set depths and safer trawler actions. British coordination linked trawlers and submarines by cable and telephone for decisive attacks.
Call the office today or telephone 239 to arrange a viewing of the available listings. Prompt action advised to secure options before price increases.
The encounter details a sudden German surprise that halted immediate resistance and forced the Allied units to reassess their positions. Commanders weighed options as Japanese and Allied air support swarmed the area, aiming to regain initiative.
Chronicle notes a crisis in Vienna due to food exhaustion and British reports of French successes against the Turks north of Jerusalem. It recalls Joseph M. Carey born Milton Delaware 74 years ago and Arnold C. Gandil born St. Paul 50 years ago. State leader want ad bring results.
Ad touts deeply discounted sale prices on sake with urgent language urging attendance and claims of-profit potential. Text emphasizes low prices and limited opportunity, urging readers to buy now before prices rise.
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