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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1918
Page
4
Readers inquire about kerosene transformers for Ford engines, aluminum pistons from the Aluminum Casting Co. in Cleveland, battery maintenance for cold weather starts, overcharging risks, and the best water for storage batteries. Answers cover ignition heat, fuel requirements, battery care, and common fixes.
Lake Minnehaha ice will be scraped today by a team with a scraper to clear space for skating. Commissioner Kid Storey urges skaters to dry gear and sharpen blades as the ice is reported to be in good condition after recent snow delays.
An eleven year old girl, arriving from Youngstown, is arrested and questioned after dynamite is found on her person. She tells federal officials the explosive was given by a friend in Youngstown to deliver to an unknown recipient and refuses to name either party.
Fragmentary text discusses practice and adjustments in a modern setting with emphasis on routine changes and the tendency to improvise rather than adhere to fixed methods. Personal names and clear events are not established in the readable portions.
The steel pleasure yacht Jopedeo, owned by a merger of a German and an Englewood, N J owner, was sliced by the U S Marine cruiser McCartey off New York. The vessel carried wireless on board and was manned by a Swedish crew after cruising along the Atlantic coast.
State news from London reports the war office says British forces pushed the line forward to a maximum depth of a mile on a four mile front near Durah, 12 miles north of Jerusalem. Some prisoners were captured.
The Western Stock Show association eyes the twelfth annual national exhibition at Denver Union stockyards. The formal opening is scheduled for 9:40 AM Monday, with exhibits already on view today and tomorrow.
The German mark has fallen sharply on neutral exchanges as confidence wanes in neutral nations about the Prest Litovsk peace talks and Germanys internal affairs.
Salt Lake City report says Judge George F. Goodwin of the Third district court collapsed and died while in session today. The unexpected death shocks the courtroom and raises questions about ensuing proceedings and emergency response.
Zinc producers request government price fixing in Washington on January 16. They seek official action to determine a fixed zinc price, signaling a push for regulatory intervention in the metal market.
An official statement from the Canadian food controller, echoed by U S authorities, denounces false stories about Made in Germany aids and home canned goods. The controller warns such rumors damage public trust in food control and urges Housewives to ignore the baseless tales and cooperate in safeguarding supplies.
The United States Food Administration calls for voluntary action by all Americans. It stresses equality of burden and urges minute saving and substitution in 20 million kitchens and on 20 million tables as well as in 2 million retail and manufacturing establishments.
Senator Kendrick recounts the brutal strain of fighting with vivid notes on supply depots and frontline duties. He describes Allied trench reconnaissance, French courtesy, and German risk avoidance as troops rushed to bolster the front.
Senator Kendrick described western front realities including Verdun and Vimy Ridge. He praised American soldiers and stressed shipping needs, urging more men and materials to end the war, noting churches and cathedrals as casualties of conflict.
Wind River Refining Company announces a limited public sale starting tomorrow at 25 per share. The offering will release a small portion of the company's stock to investors.
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