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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1918
Page
6
A wartime exhortation urges every man and woman to contribute red blood, with iron tonic Tronite praised as the quick path to vigor. Doctor Pierce’s team endorses the soluble iron and herbal blend for the weak and anemic, promising renewed vim and vitality.
Immense sulphur beds discovered by Kinch M. McKenney and J. P. McKenna near Hudson Oregon. What was believed bedrock is pure sulphur, indicating a vast deposit. Western Sucar company examines the find for potential financing and development.
An imaginary dialogue from Telezaal shows Dutch and German views on Germany’s refusal to allow Dutch ships to sail to America for wheat. The Dutchman asks why the German pressures persist and questions the stance amid shortages.
A comprehensive educational plan for Australian forces in France aims to transform soldiers into a university during the war. It covers Australia’s history and geography, sanitation, and a broad trades program including agriculture, mechanics, electricity, medicine, and engineering. Depots will operate in France, Britain, and on return transports.
London observers note a gradual shift in dinner time since 1914, with the fashionable hour moving from 7:45 to about 7:30 as wartime changes take effect. Afternoon tea remains at four to five, as in pre war days. Reserve and save. Buy War Savings Stamps.
Miss Agnes Wright state librarian of Wyoming was elected second vice president of the American Law Library association at Saratoga Springs N Y She was named temporary secretary of the association Wright declined a post as assistant librarian at a large eastern university preferring to stay in Wyoming The Wyoming book shipment for soldiers in France sent to Hoboken New Jersey was the largest ever received by the committee in charge of that work
A Portland resident describes a severe displacement and extreme weakness that left her unable to stand or work. She recalls being so frail she could hardly stay on her feet and needed care at home.
Washington July 9 Following the capture of three American engineers by bandits in China a census shows 87000 brigands in five provinces Shantung leads with 19000 followed by Shensi 7000 Anwei 5000 Honan 4000 and Fukien 4000 The largest groups are Fan Yu lin 7000 followers and Yu Shan hai 6000 The Shantung uprising forced the Tuchun Chang Huai chin to consider resigning his command and returning home One engineer party G A Kyle of Portland was captured in Hunan and later released the others endured days of hardship and loss of property and pay to workers on a railroad project
W A Clemmons a Gowden county farmer his wife and several children died in the ruins of their home after a tornado demolished the structure and pinned them down for hours before a neighbor rescued them Mrs Clemmons is severely injured and hospitalized. Damage also hits nearby farms and crops in Lakeview Slater and Boxelder.
SEVEN NAVAL HEADS Rh R Danford local Navy Recruiting Officer reports enrollments from the Cheyenne office during the past week. The list includes Lewis C Thomas seaman second class Cheyenne Frederick Miller electrician third class Cheyenne Robert Clyde Foster seaman second class Cheyenne Herbert L Lutske seaman second class Chugwater Frank H Poston boilermaker Node Neal J Harden fireman third class Saratoga Floyd 0 Kinder seaman second class Douglas VARNISHING The Sherman Paint Co u
Traffic on the Chicago & Northwestern railroad is restored between Lander and Casper after a month of high water. Bridges were destroyed and shipments were stranded, causing thousands of dollars in damages to perishable freight.
An urging calls on all men age eighteen to sixty to work at least thirty hours weekly as part of state defense. It vows punishment for idlers and rewards those buying bonds, with emphasis on universal service to support the war and democracy.
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