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Fragmentary OCR text mentions a tie and references to a street or location. No clear event or names are readable. The readable fragments suggest a minor item or notice but lack context for specifics.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1918
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a tie and references to a street or location. No clear event or names are readable. The readable fragments suggest a minor item or notice but lack context for specifics.
A damaged item reports a Celorada case of suicide among workers. Messaged relatives sought contact as authorities confirm the death and attempted identification of survivors. Details remain unclear due to the fragmentary OCR text.
A man identified as Leonard Roehler was linked to buying forged checks totaling 195 dollars. Investigators said the suspect presented three checks and listed John E K White on the receipts. The accused was detained last week in the city jail.
An advertisement claims a single remedy stops itching and soothes skin irritation. It promotes Zemo as a safe antiseptic solution for acne eczema pimples rashes and blackheads and notes minor blemishes fade with use. The E. W. Rose Co. of Cleveland sells it in two bottle sizes at $0.50 and $1.00 per bottle.
Albert Bender died in a Omaha hospital according to Cheyenne reports. His daughter Mer a Lewis of Cheyenne and others were with him at the end. Funeral services will be held soon. Bender was 84, having come to this country from Carfers many years ago.
A reader text references an offer at the Wyoming Just and Savings Bank with a 4 percent rate. The message questions why one would not take advantage of a petite option for money.
Cheyenne proprietors note a surge in liquor sales in the last half hour before closing as the new edict curbs evening trade. Despite four hours of enforcement, saloon patrons rush to take liquor home or to rooms for later consumption, mirroring pre ordinance volumes.
The state's sheep industry shows a gain of fifteen million dollars in 1917, reflecting rising prices and larger flock totals. Production and export activity contributed to the surge in farmer and cooperative earnings across multiple counties.
The item mentions a deposit at Wyoming Trust and Savings with an implied 4 percent annual rate. It reads as a padded financial pitch urging readers to invest or “gel” some money. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent details or dates.
Petrograd dispatch reports that during the night the government commissioners announced the break in diplomatic relations with Romania. The Romanian legation and all Mutami representatives will be expelled at once. The Russian commander in Romania has been declared an enemy of the people.
It is officially announced that the Turkish cruiser Sultan Yannus Sefim, formerly the German cruiser Coehen, has been refloated and has entered the Duerdenelies.
The article reports continued German pressure on Austria opposite Cologne while pan German attacks target leading politicians including Count von Roeder and Foreign Minister von Kuehlmann. It notes claims Germany is not financially positioned for offensive action and critiques the Russian parleys and Bolshevik aims amid fragile government stance toward Kissin.
A fragment discusses wartime patriotism urging readers to support government efforts and avoid yellowism. It questions whether people are actively helping the war effort by joining the Red Cross, conserving food, saving thrift stamps, and contributing to national unity.
A 1916 testimonial from J. B. Brody, Dringegist, Bonners Ferry, Idaho, extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root Kidney Medicine. He reports universal customer satisfaction and strong belief in its value for intended ailments.
Detter to Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton NY for a sample bottle and information booklet about kidneys and bladder. Mention Cheyenne state leader Medium and large size bottles for sale at all drug stores.
Dr. J. A. Conway, examining physician, said class one draft registrants will not be called for physical exams until clerks complete drafting questionnaires and handle many related draft details. He does not know when exams will begin.
Washington reports state President Wilson did not receive Czernin’s peace speech in advance or see an official copy. Col. E M House visited the White House fueling speculation about European diplomacy and a possible trip abroad.
Masimilian Harden devotes pages to Die Zukunft speeches by Wilson and Lloyd George, accusing Germany of forcing Austria Hungary into war. He suggests peace might have come earlier if Germany had not pursued conquest. A Serbian envoy says peace talks are doomed while Berlin guides central powers. Reports from Copenhagen cite rising unrest and stronger Berlin garrisons.
A British air raid over Mannheim caused widespread panic among residents. The dispatch notes terror during Thursday night with later peace demonstrations appearing on Friday. The report mentions British airmen shooting down an enemy machine over Essex.
Mrs Peter Macfarlane of Wheatland, who has been visiting her sister Mrs B L Bristol, will return to Wheatland this afternoon.
Bathless weeks ordered in Fish Lake Minn village due to severely low water supply. Residents face designated bathing days and a limit of two baths per month. list of all residences shows occupants, guiding per-household bath quotas. regular hotel guests limited until they complete a full week.
In Omaha Neb January 28 Judge Day signed a decree closing the 800 room Millard hotel for a year due to alleged violations of state prohibition law. Furniture and fixtures were ordered confiscated and sold with proceeds going to the school fund. A $300 fine was imposed on the hotel proprietors.
Baker described rapid American mobilization in France including docks, warehouses, a 600 mile rail rebuild, ordnance depots, repair shops, and hospitals. He noted British and French missions, Pershing’s daily cablegrams, and the obsolescence of weapons as new munition progress and expert surveys reshaped strategy.
An announcement states War Savings Stamps can now be purchased at the uptown office of American Express. The notice directs customers to the agency for stamp acquisitions and savings support.
The fragment notes a laxative product labeled Bromo Quinine with only one mentioned ingredient. FE. W. Grove’s signature appears on the box. The copy cites a remedy claim that colds cause headaches and that the product removes the cause.
Joseph P. Tumulty secretary to President Wilson would seek the U S Senate in New Jersey in 1924 if Senator Ivelies withdraws due to ill health. Democratic leaders say Tumulty’s letter urging local option shows a plan to win the nomination with Wilson’s backing, giving him an edge over rivals.
United States army calls for 4 000 remount men to break horses at remount stations nationwide. Cheyenne advices report only one tenth of required horse breakers have appeared for General Pershing's needs. Pay ranges from 2 to 96 dollars monthly, with service at home and abroad requested.
All members holding membership cards are urged to attend a meeting at the courthouse on Wednesday January 6 at 7 pm. Important business to be considered.
The Lusk Dome Oil Company is incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on October 1 117. Its object is to buy sell own operate oil and gas lands wells refineries. Capital stock is thirty thousand dollars in three million shares at one dollar each. Term fifty years. Principal operations at Lusk Niobrara County. Five directors: L. Dner Ralph BE Du Be Chas BM ley Mande Clashy R. J. Shull. Attorney: Clydes Zachman Newcastle Wyoming.
A Vass Book Deposit and the Wyoming Trust and Savines Bank offer a 4 percent annual rate. The notice emphasizes earning returns on money and warns against missing out on beneficial opportunities.
In commemoration of the birth anniversary of Abraham Lincoln a large memorial jubilee will be held in the African Methodist church at 18th and Thames. The program features plantation melodies, dialect readings, short addresses, and readings by Black authors with invited White friends of the race. Admission is five cents. tickets available from Mia J WK Smith at 22nd Street. The full program will be announced later. Rev H Jeltz, pastor, with Mrs. Rev in charge of program committees.
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