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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1919
Page
10
The article outlines methods for clearing sagebrush with a homemade rail drag, discusses seed selection and testing for prompt germination, and recommends pasturing expansion in Ilvesrock. It covers specific seed mixes for grasses and clovers, and mentions alfalfa and sowing techniques.
The text describes soil preparation steps including rolling, harrowing, and disking in spring to loosen and break up soil, followed by shallow sowing and careful moisture management. It Advices repeating disk and plow actions in July, and packing the ground after each pass to preserve surface roots, with a winter wheat crop planned for the following autumn and possible spring crop from leftovers.
Danish envoy Harold de Scavenius reports Bolshevik agents were sent from Russia to Germany and beyond including China and England. He notes 400 Russians were in Berlin before the revolution and says Bolsheviks aim to spark revolutions in France and Britain, while fearing Entente moves on Petrograd and Moscow. He predicts foreign intervention could trigger rapid upheaval.
Special representative William Kagudule of the Belgian Glass department arrived to assist in naturalization efforts in the capital city. Citizens from Germany and Austria are among those affected by the process.
Governor Carey called on Wyoming residents to observe a Polish Day on Sunday January 20 designating moral support for Poles fighting for liberty. President Smuleki cited Poland as a barrier to Bolshevism and urged aid to Polish Americans who have supplied substantial troop numbers and supported war drives.
Jan 24 reported that Anrus McPhee, renowned Hawaii stock man, secured a 21 year lease on the inland Kahkoolawi island from the territorial government. The 16,000 acre isle will yield an annual rent of $400 for seven years with appraisals every seven years to set future rents. McPhee plans livestock operations on the island.
The report shows clear skies with normal temperatures for the date. Maximum 40 degrees at 2 10 p m and minimum 32 degrees. actual mean 26 degrees, 11 degrees colder than 24 hours ago. highest wind velocity 52 mph from the west at 1 32 p m.
Wartime notes reveal the 148th Field Artillery near the army of occupation in Germany. Walter Schoonmaker asks about home return and receives word from War Department official Neel that troops will not depart until Germany’s needs fade. Reports also place the unit advancing about 60 miles past Eberlein and Pry.
Lieutenant Thomas L. Miki, a former aviation service member and wound recipient in France, plans to return to Honolulu to begin legal practice. He is a college graduate and will be the second Japanese lawyer in Hawaii.
A letter from W. R. F. of Shorters reports kidney trouble backache and rheumatic pains. He says Foley Kidney Pills relieved overnight pains in back and side and improved his condition with honest testimony of the medicine’s benefits.
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