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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1919
Page
2
Farmers plan sapetrush clearing using a heavy rail drag to smash brush, build a platform, and pull out vegetation. The article notes rust in recent wheat crops, advises selecting plump seed, and details a pasture seed mix including orchard grass, timothy, blue grass, red clover, and alfalfa, with sowing guidance and precautions on germination and storage.
The text describes soil preparation steps for spring and autumn sowing. It covers rolling, harrowing, disking to loosen soil without cutting sod, wetting the soil, and using a harrow after rain to preserve surface roots. It also details double disking, plowing in July to six inches, followed by packing without long waits, and leaving the ground for a spring crop after the autumn harvest for a profitable yield.
Danish minister to Petrograd Harald de Scavenius reports Bolshevik agents abroad, with four hundred propagandists in Berlin before the Russian revolution. He says Bolshevik leaders aim for an international revolution, predicting further upheavals in Germany, and warn that entente powers must intervene to prevent spread into France and Britain.
William Kagudule, a special representative of the Vel ted Glees department of leber, arrived to assist in naturalization of immigrants in the city. Several Germans and Austrians seek citizenship, signaling ongoing integration efforts.
Governor Carey designates Sunday January 20 as Polish day in Wyoming at the request of National Polish director Smuleki. He calls for moral support from Americans to aid Polish sacrifices and strength against Bolshevism, noting Poles contributed soldiers in both American and Polish armies and supported Liberty Loan and Red Cross drives.
Anrus McPhee, a prominent Hawaii stockman, has leased the 16,000 acre Kahkoolawi inland for 21 years from the territorial government. Annual rent is $400 for seven years, with appraisals every seven years to adjust later rents. McPhee plans to run livestock on the island.
Temperature and humidity readings show a clear day with a mean temperature of 26 degrees. The report notes the highest temperature of 40 degrees at 2 10 p m and lowest 32 degrees at an early hour, with a west wind at 52 mph reported at 1 32 p m.
War department reply confirms the 148th Field Artillery remains in the army of occupation and will not return home until Germany is no longer required. Communications indicate rapid advance into Germany with Wyoming troops moving toward Eberlein, Pry and around 60 miles beyond.
Lieutenant Thomas L. Miki a former aviation service member wounded in France before the armistice states he will return to Honolulu to begin law practice. He graduated from college before serving in France and will be the second Japanese to practice law in Hawaii.
W R F D D 2 Box 9 Shorters reports Foley Kidney Pills eased nocturnal restlessness and back pains caused by kidney trouble. He notes relief from back and side pains and endorses the product’s effectiveness.
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