Tie at vik st to ie in aaeae sae
A brief report notes a tie at Vik Street involving aaeae and sae with unclear details. The incident appears in fragmented form, offering minimal names or locations beyond the street label.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1918
Page
16
A brief report notes a tie at Vik Street involving aaeae and sae with unclear details. The incident appears in fragmented form, offering minimal names or locations beyond the street label.
Fragmentary text reports Celorada alleged suicide by a man named Merce in Colo with associates seeking to contact relatives. A Winkler facility appears involved and a 3 month period referenced for identification. details are unclear and partly garbled.
Reports state Leonard Roehler faced charges after using three forged checks totaling 195 dollars. The case references John EK White and involves delivery of the funds through local banks. The timeline cites an arrest last week in the city jail.
An advertisement claims Zemo provides relief from itching and skin irritation including acne eczema pimples and rashes. It describes Zemo as a safe antiseptic that cleans easy to use and does not stain or feel greasy. The price is 5 cents or 1 dollar for a larger bottle. The E W Rose Co Cleveland is listed as the supplier.
Albert Bender, noted inventor of a new tire technology, died in an Omaha hospital aged 54. Survived by daughter Mer[a] Lewis of Cheyenne and a son, with funeral services planned in Pie Bhehfs. The report notes his long residence in the United States after arriving from Car fers many years ago.
An invitation to open a passbook deposit account at Wyoming Just and Savings Bank highlights a 4 percent yearly return. The ad stresses small savers should consider the high rate and secure backing for their funds.
Proprietors in Cheyenne describe a surge of liquor purchases in the final half hour before the new closing ordinance takes effect. Saloons note patrons rush to stock spirits for home use as the dry period between evening and morning remains brief.
A statewide report shows sheepmen gained about 15 million dollars in 1917. The rise reflects higher wool prices and expanding herds across the state, with notable gains in ranching districts and growing market demand.
The fragment notes a deposit at Wyoming Trust and Savings with a claimed 4 percent annual rate. The text reads as a garbled ad note urging readers to consider placing funds to earn interest.
Petrograd authorities announce the government breaks diplomatic relations with Romania and orders the Romanian legation and all Muslim representatives expelled at once. The Russian military commander in Romania is declared an enemy of the people.
It is officially announced that the Turkish cruiser Sultan Yannis Sefim, formerly the German cruiser Coehen, has been refloated and has entered the Duerdenelies.
Pan German attacks target leading politicians and the emperor as criticism spreads against Count von Roeder the imperial treasurer who allegedly warned the emperor Germany cannot finance an offensive. Foreign Minister von Kuehlmann defends policy in Russia while condemning the Holsheiit government.
Citizens are urged to do their part in supporting the war effort and to avoid pro German behavior. The piece extols joining the Red Cross, saving thrift stamps, conserving food, and contributing to national unity. A call to action warns against indifference and suggests painting doors yellow as a visible sign of loyalty.
J B Brody a Dringegist in Bonners Ferry Idaho writes in August 1916 that Swamp Root has no dissatisfied customers and he highly recommends it to patrons. He calls the medicine valuable for its intended ailments and expresses strong satisfaction with its effects.
Detter to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY for a sample bottle and booklet on kidneys and bladder. Mention Cheyenne State leader Medium and large size bottles for sale at all drug stores.
The draft announces that Class One registrants will not be called for physical examinations until the county clerk's office completes questionnaire arrangement and related details. Dr. J A Conway, examining physician, says he does not know when exams will begin.
Washington officials state President Wilson did not receive a copy of Count Czernin’s Aus tro-Hungarian peace speech in advance and has only seen unofficial abstracts. Col. E M House visited the White House amid speculation a copy was sent abroad. House denied plans to travel abroad.
Masimilian Harden in the talent issue of Die Zukunft reproduces speeches by Wilson and Lloyd George criticizing Germany. He accuses Germany of forcing Austria-Hungary into war and hindering peace despite earlier offers. Vesnitet h asserts America is misled about Austria separations, while unrest grows in Germany with strengthened garrisons in Berlin and other cities.
A British air raid on Mannheim caused widespread panic with terror cited by a Daily Express dispatch. Reports say German citizens fled while London noted Thursday night fears and subsequent peace demonstrations.
Mrs. Mcfarlane daughter of Wheatland to depart after visit with sister Mrs. B L Bristol. She will return to Wheatland this afternoon.
PISHET Minn Jan 28 Residents of Fisherville will be forced to bathe only on village designated days and limited to two baths monthly due to extremely low water deliveries. All residences listed with occupant counts, total divided by fourteen to assign baths per household. Regular hotel guests may bathe but longer stays limited until seven days completed.
In Omaha Judge Day ordered the 800 room Millard hotel closed for 12 months for alleged violations of state prohibition laws. Furniture and fixtures were confiscated and to be sold with proceeds going to the school fund. Owners fined $300.
Baker outlines American wartime logistics from France with ordnance depots repair shops and hospitals built abroad. He cites British and French missions led by Balfour and Joffre and Pershing's daily cable reports guiding U S war needs and the rapid obsolescence of weapons developed by American experts.
It has been announced that War Savings Stamps can now be purchased at the uptown office of the American Express company.
The ad notes a single Bromo Quinine product from a box bearing the signature of Fe. W. Grove. It claims colds cause headaches and that the laxative helps remove the cause, highlighting a sole Bromo Quinine item.
Joseph P. Tumulty secretary to President Wilson may run in New Jersey Democratic primaries for United States senator if Senator Ivelies or Hughes retires due to ill health. Democratic leaders view his letter urging local option as the first step to secure the nomination with Wilson's backing.
United States army seeks urgently in Cheyenne for remount station work and home service. Only one tenth of required machine handlers have volunteered for General Pershing’s needs. 4000 men are requested to break horses for remount stations nationwide. Pay ranges from 2 to 96 dollars monthly.
Members holding membership cards are urged to attend a meeting at the courthouse on Wednesday January 6 at 7 p m Important business will be considered.
The Lusk Dome O company is incorporated in the office of the Secretary of State Cheyenne Wyoming on October A 1 117 Its object is to buy sell own lease operate and deal in oil lands wells pipelines and refineries Its capital stock is 30 0000 divided into three million shares at 1 each The term is fifty years Operations will be in Lusk Niobrara County Directors for the first year are L Dner Ralph BE Du Be Chas BM ley Mande Clashy and R J Shull The attorney of record is Clydes Zachman Newcastle Wyoming
The Wyoming Trust and Savines Bank present a four percent per year deposit offer at a Vass Book Deposit. The notice promotes earning interest on funds with a straightforward return for savers.
In commemoration of Abraham Lincoln’s birth a mammoth memorial jubilee will be held at the African Methodist Church at 18th and Thames. The program features plantation melodies dialect readings and short addresses by negro authors with many items by black writers. White friends of the race are invited with admission cents tickets available from Mia J WK Smith at 22nd Street phone 117 W. The full program will be published later.
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