Hot Dog Stands Restricted Ahead of Frontier Day
Cheyenne enforces tighter rules for Frontier Day stands with bans on locations in the business district and along key avenues. Stands sized 1 by 10 feet, license fees doubling to up to $50, permits tied to property owners, and police chief issuing licenses to control peddling.
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Fools in War Time Rouse Debate on Liberty Bonds and Cotton
A vivid critique argues against wartime foolishness and promotes prudent action. It condemns calls for nationwide strikes and looting while lauding restraint and responsible leadership. The piece mocks populist rhetoric and endorses buying government bonds and supporting cotton production for national effort.
Fools and Experts Clash Over War Efforts in Editorial Voice
The piece rails at fools and experts, urging support for president's plans to keep industries going amid war. It warns against demonstrations and internal turmoil, arguing America must preserve prosperity and avoid actions that aid the Kaiser.
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Cheyenne Frontier Days Hospitality urged for visitors
City leaders urge residents to open homes and spare rooms to accommodate a record Frontier Days crowd. Railroads report unprecedented interest and hotels will expand, but the extra sleeping space must come from households to ensure a smooth, sleepless-free visit for guests.
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Public Forum Deliberates Tax Burden and Civic Costs
Voters debate adding Bh and funding drainage projects amid rising city expenses. Opponents warn increases fall on property owners and threaten burdens, while supporters insist on needed improvements. The discussion cites drainage work on Teroty street and aims to balance growth with tax relief.
Citizen and Taxpayer Calls for Halt on Debt Rush
A reader warns against overextension from flashy auto purchases and faddish schemes. The letter urges restraint on spending and asks for time to breathe, noting the growing indebtedness and urging practical utility over costly diversions.
Soldiers at Work in Prince Paris Aviation Camp
American troops begin building the first section of a large aviation training camp at Prince Paris. The facility will eventually house several thousand pilots as the project progresses.
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Million American Women Pledge Food Conservation
A million American women have signed pledges to follow food administration directions and will be enrolled as active members. They will receive household economy instructions and the administration hopes to enroll virtually every woman in the United States within three weeks.
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Baseball Scores From National League and American League Listings
Cincinnati 2 Boston 1 St Louis 3 New York 4 Chicago 4 Brooklyn 5 Pittsburg 4 Philadelphia 1 Philadelphia 4 Chicago 2 New York blank St Louis 1 Boston 1 Cleveland 3 Washington Detroit postponed due to rain.
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Arrest of German Alien in Cleveland by Federal Authorities
Cleveland German daily reporter Ern est Walden was arrested as an alien enemy by federal authorities following instructions from Washington. The event was disclosed in a Cleveland report dated July 7.
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Auto Owners Assist Patriotic Women Campaign
Auto owners are urged to help register women by offering rides from registration places at convenient times. Precincts will be organized to support this effort, with many automobiles needed. Owners who can help should file their names and available hours with campaign coordinators.
Women Volunteers Asked to Register for War Work Data
Women are asked to register to provide data on willingness to perform special tasks and the kinds of work they can do. The form lists occupations from housekeeper to actress and asks about training. Registration aims to aid the defense council in mobilizing patriotic women for food conservation and other emergency actions.
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