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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1918

Page

5

War Savings Campaign Notes in Wyoming State

War Savings efforts expand across Wyoming with county agencies forming under Director Irvine. Sundance advocates larger Aladdin stamp purchases. Cheyenne banks set up twenty agencies and pledge weekly publicity space for War Savings stamps while urged by Cardinal Gibbons to buy thrift stamps as patriotic duty.

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

Williams well penetrates third Wall Creek in Salt Creek field

The E T Williams well in section 1 Salt Creek field has reached the third Wall Creek sand at 3,200 feet, confirming three pay zones and boosting Salt Creek prospects. Production may reach 200 barrels daily with potential major output as drilling expands in Wyoming. The Merritt Corp reports a new well in Big Muddy field and stock markets show mixed gains, led by Standard Oil and Necla Wyoming.

E. T. Williams Salt Creek Third Wall Creek Wyoming First Wall Creek T. Williams Second Wall Creek Willams Williams K. Williams Denver Merritt Oil Corporation Big Muddy Necla Hecla Boston-Wyoming Bk. T. Williams Boston-Wyoming Holdings Jupiter Out West Shiloh Wind River Midwest Off Common New York Midwest Refining Merritt

English veteran lauds Lewis gun

An American reporter quotes Sergeant A. G. Blunt, British tank unit officer, praising the Lewis gun after a demonstration at Camp Yaphank. He asserts the Lewis outperforms Hotchkiss and Colt guns when properly trained and used at safe firing rates. Also notes two boys and two girls seek good homes and mentions Blenrock-Peerless Gil company resumes work.

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 Strikes From Sky

Princeton football star Hobey Baker, a former captain of both football and baseball, and famed hockey captain, is credited with shooting down a German aircraft over France. Baker, an early American aviator, earned lasting fame for bravery and athletic versatility across sports before joining overseas service.

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

Railroad Congestion Debate Stirs Expert Opinion

Henry Clews argues the railroad congestion issue is a complex problem needing expert analysis. He cites production and distribution flaws, the weather, and transportation policy as key factors while noting the drastic coal order may hasten crisis resolution and reveal government efficiency limits.

Henry Clews New York Interstate Commerce Commission

Draft fragment on stamps and dry goods purchases

Fragmentary note describes a trade at a Pret W. Roe store with stamps for docks of dries. Mentions Wellies worth of dries and Sindee pnt linent dated 27.

State to Act on Violators of Workmen's Compensation Act

Officials move to enforce the Workmen's Compensation Act against employers who fail to pay required taxes. About 600 firms cover insurance for 20 000 workers, per Eunice Anderson, chief clerk. Penalties are heavy and actions will start against noncompliant employers.

Loring Txceesary Miss Eunice Anderson Crealiy Lucremaedd

Pine Cough Remedy Claim Promotes Quick Relief

A vintage style spruik touts a pine based cough remedy claiming fast throat and chest relief. The ad pitches a concentrated pine essence in a pink bottle, promises affordability and superior results, and urges readers to ask retailers for “Big Supers of Pines.”

Ted Bo Clarantes

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