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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1918
Page
8
A wartime proclamation urges Americans to conserve food with voluntary rationing and household discipline. State administrators may designate wheat and other staples, with a focus on reducing waste and increasing cereal observance. The public is asked to cooperate. enforcement depends on voluntary compliance and citizen sacrifice.
Major J M Wheate denies rumors that hospital gifts were barred at Fort Russell. A Cheyenne D A R committee brought fruits and dainties to soldiers. Wheate says gifts must be distributed through the proper channels to maintain order and patient safety.
A health tip explains that rheumatism stems from uric acid linked to heavy meat intake. Keep warm and hydrated, dress warmly, and consider four ounces of salts daily to stimulate kidney action and remove uric acid. Jad Salts, a lithia beverage, is touted as inexpensive and helpful for rheumatism sufferers.
The Rev. Dr. Robert LeRoy Harris, former rector of St. Mark's Cheyenne Wyoming, will be consecrated bishop coadjutor of the Marquette Diocese in Toledo February 7. Attendees include 200 clergy led by Most Rev. Daniel Sylvester Tuttle with bishops from Detroit Columbus and Hamilton among others.
In Laramie Wyoming on January 26 the Cheyenne high school alumni team lost to the university team 56 to 8. The alumni were held to 2 points in the first half as the varsity built a 33 to 2 lead. In the second half the university sent in its second team.
Herr Scheidemann says a quick agreement on eleven points from Wilson is possible. He warns that without peace with Russia the German side will be hurled from power. This report continues from page 1 and cites Kaiser and U. S. stance.
The Chief of Police in Cheyenne announces a required alien registration for German residents aged 14 and up. Registration runs February 4–9 1918 with photographs fingerprints and sworn affidavits. noncompliance leads to legal penalties. Also notes Cheyenne Decorating Co change to R R Ashbrooke Co under new management with Ashbrooke from Michigan taking charge.
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