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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1918

Page

13

War Savings Campaign Gains Momentum Across Wyoming

State director Irvine reports encouraging progress in war savings efforts across Wyoming with increased agency organization and stamp sales. Sundance hotbeds push Aladdin demand, Chisholm region church members promote thrift stamps, Cardinal Gibbons urges restraint and loyalty, Stock Growers Bank of Cheyenne leads by establishing twenty sales sub-agencies and banks pledge weekly publicity space for a year.

Irvine State Capitol Wyoming Harry P. Sisley Mwyor Sundance Crook County Tinley Cardinal Gibbons The Stock Growers Bank of Cheyenne Publicity Committee

Williams well proves Salt Creek three Wall Creek sands

The E. T. Williams well in section 1 Salt Creek field penetrates the third Wall Creek sand at 3,200 feet, expanding proven oil horizons from Salt Creek beyond the shallow first and second walls. Analysts predict potential output near 200 barrels and note wider drilling implications for Wyoming. A nearby Merritt Oil well in the Big Muddy field also reports progress.

E. T. Williams Salt Creek Third Wall Creek Wyoming First Wall Creek T. Williams Second Wall Creek Willams Williams K. Williams Denver

English veteran lauds Lewis gun in British tank tour

Special staff dispatch from New York reports Sergeant A. G. Blunt, machine gun instructor, praising the Lewis gun after dismantling it in 62 seconds during a demonstration at Camp Yaphank. He asserts the weapon’s superiority over Hotchkiss and Colt types, citing training and handling as keys to reliability. Homes for children sought and a company resumes work after delivering three carriage casing units.

New York France A. G. Blunt His Majesty's Army Ninks Blunt United States Britennia Camp Yaphank Ile Western Front

Hail to Hobey in New Great Game

Princeton star Hobey Baker gains fame as the first Princeton aviator to shoot down a German plane in France. A celebrated two sport captain at Princeton, Baker is praised for his athletic prowess in football hockey and track and his cool fearless service in World War I.

Armica France Lickey Baker Princeton Baker America Hobey Hobey Baker Dartmouth Paker Princeson Haker Toker

Railroad congestion debate in wartime markets

Henry Clews argues congestion is a twofold problem of production and distribution. He says rail bottlenecks stem from weather, labor shifts, and policy, with the fuel order speeding crisis resolution though a probable mistake. The piece notes bond rates, government controls, and market reactions as observers weigh postwar finance and railroad outlook.

Henry Clews New York Interstate Commerce Commission Nate Treasury Congress Wilson Willd Hartimore & Ohio

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Unreadable OCR fragment mentions wears and stamps with no clear event, names, or places to identify a coherent news item.

Employers Must Obey Workmen's Compensation Act

State officials prepare to take action against nonpaying employers under the Workmen's Compensation Act. About 600 employers pay premiums covering 20 000 workers, with penalties for noncompliance and steps to identify the so called starker employers. Legal action will start against those who fail to pay the tax.

Loring Txceesary Miss Eunice Anderson Crealiy Lucremaedd

Pine Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief and Pure Pine Power

An apocryphal home remedy touts pine extract as a universal cure for coughs sore throats and colds. The ad-style text claims rapid relief from a highly concentrated pine tincture bottled in pink, offering a pint for pennies and urging readers to buy now for dependable throat and chest comfort.

Ted Bo Clarantes

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