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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1917
Page
12
A damaged wartime fragment argues government changes cannot hide the war’s cost and insists victory is essential. It foresees Germany's destiny tied to the conflict and hints at a looming reckoning for chancellors and foreign secretaries as the empire faces defeat.
Rules cover races including one and a half mile team relay events, steers roping, backing contests with world championship purses, saddle and tack requirements, penalties for spurring, disqualification rules, helper limits, mounting procedures, and safety measures. Includes purse breakdowns for multiple events and specifics on gear, mounts, start signals, and judge authority.
The Day of Reckoning argues that a new German chancellor minister of marine and foreign minister cannot change Germany's war outcome. It contends military autocracy controls policy but fails to deliver victory, leaving German discontent and impending political reform pressures as manpower and economic limits bite.
The article argues the film industry should elevate standards to educate and unite audiences worldwide. It credits producers for global reach but urges restraint of sensational and sordid content, noting public demand for meritorious, high quality films and potential for films to combat prejudice. The piece cites President Wilson praising cinema as a national voice and calls for cooperation with the committee on public information.
The city launches a sweeping spy hunt as wartime surveillance tightens. Women from all classes begin new work to fill jobs left by men, while apartment construction slows and rents rise due to labor shortages. Home Defense mobilizes 900 volunteers, and Creel’s critics face editorial heat amid wartime censorship debates.
WORLAND July 20 The 225 foot sugar factory stack is complete and newly painted. No accidents occurred during construction. The flume across the river to bring water for beach land work is advancing. Ranchers will soon spread water on crops as beets and alfalfa look good. Mr. Gorst says most crops will be saved and he is mastering dry farming.
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