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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1918

Page

6

Anti Saloon League seeks revocation of Albany bar license

Archie Alixon leading the Anti Saloon League accused Joffee of Albany Liquor Co and the Van y hotel and bar of selling liquor on Sunday and to soldiers. Actions filed in city court and U S district court. Greeley Smith, a colored porter, was arrested and jailed pending action. Joffee remained at large. League plans license revocation at upcoming city commissioners meeting and vows further prosecutions in Cheyenne to enforce liquor laws.

Archie Alixon Anti Saloon League Yenterday Joffee Albany, Liquor Company Avany U. S. District Court Greeley Smith Albany Joffee Smith Jaffer Anti-Saloon League Eclty U. S Wyoming League Cheyénne

Squirrel poison fatal to cow in county demonstration

Demonstration of government poison against squirrels ends badly when poisoned grain is left uncovered in a farmer’s stock shed near Divide. A purebred milk cow and calf, valued highly, eat the grain and die within minutes. The county agent and helper regret the incident and vow stricter safeguards to prevent future accidents.

Divide Bavks

Government Seeks Women Chemists for War Effort

Capt Breithal of the chemical service reports the National Army logs urgent need for women chemists to support industry and army medical work. The Woman's Committee of the Council of Defense will census available women chemists to assist in new warfare chemistry, not ordinary clerical work.

Frederick E. Breithal Chemical Service National Army Council of al Gefense Army Medical Department Bombnant Road Bretthal

War parsons reshape faith at front showing service over creed

An American clergyman observes war parsons in France shedding strict creeds to serve soldiers. They lead by example on Sundays with cigars and baseball bats, smokes, and field ministry, earning trust and rekindling belief in the nobility of ordinary men. The piece praises YMCA and church leaders for sharing danger and humanity, suggesting religion returns through action.

America Jesus France Y. M Ales

War era call seeks women chemists to fill vacancies

Captain Breithut appeals to national groups to register women for chemist positions to replace men furloughed to civilian life. He cites a chemical manpower balance sheet showing a need for equal numbers of trained women and men. Applications can be mailed to the Surgeon General's building in Washington D C.

Chemical Man Breithut National Organization of College Women Surgent Generals Seventh B Streets Washington D.C

Unit of stenographers to go to Francer overseas service

A malevolent fragment states a group of two expert women stenographers with distinctive uniforms is recruited for overseas service in the American expeditionary forces. They will join the quartermaster corps and General Pershing's staff. Applicants must be expert stenographers and own four uniforms. Physical exam required. Salary is $1000 annually plus daily allowances.

Quartermaster Corps American Expeditionary Forces Wnd General Pershing

Indiana Woman Finds Relief From Kidney Trouble

An Indiana woman writes of weeks of bladder pain and backache before using Foley Kidney Pills. She reports relief after the first two bottles and full cure after eight, with grateful letters from others helped by the remedy.

Indiana Resakrp H. Davie R. PF. D Montgomery Lnd

Marines in France Heroic Night Raid Described

Sergeant Frame reports a night raid near Verin in No Man’s Land where Lieut A L Sundval and a small squad faced a German force. Corporal Winchenbaugh dragged Sundval 75 yards under heavy fire, then ferried him across to American lines, while Private Sands aided wounded men before a grenade strike halted rescue. The piece promotes Marine enlistment options for ages 15 to 46, with front service and aviation roles highlighted.

Frame U8. Marine France A. L. Sundval Minneapolis No Man's Land Ver Winchenbaugh Sundval Leutenant Sanda U. S Marine Corps U. & Marine

Salvage Campaign Aims to Save U S Millions Annually

The American Oldie association launches a national salvage drive to recover domestic waste like tin lead foil brass copper aluminum old jewelry glass paper rubber cloth and more. A national salvage committee with Mrs John Allan Dougerty as chairwoman will coordinate state and local efforts from Washington DC with pilots in Los Angeles and Kansas City.

American Oldie Association United States John Allan Dougerty Washington, D. C Los Angeles Kansas City

Juarez Seeks Time Change To Align With El Paso

Juarez chamber of commerce urges local clocks match El Paso time to end confusion from daylight saving shifts. Many railroads had followed Mealyean time, 24 minutes ahead of mountain time, complicating schedules after El Paso adopted daylight saving.

Juarez Juares Chamber of Commerce el Paso

US Officers Asked Not To Buy Food In Towns Near Camps

American officers arriving at rest camps in England have been urged not to purchase meals or food in nearby towns. They are told that camp supplies suffice and buying from locals would strain English efforts to conserve resources. Enlisted men face no such restriction due to their brief camp stays and lack of leave.

England

Texas women to vote for first time on 27th

El Paso Texas July 19 Women of Texas will vote for the first time at the July 27 primary and many will serve as election officers. County chairman J J Kaster urges women to act as tellers judges and poll book holders as men are away at war. Pay for the day is six dollars, encouraging more applicants for vacation pin money.

EL Paso Tex Texas J. J. Kaster

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