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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
12
An OCR fragment shows inconsistent dates like 6 Months and 1 Month, with scattered figures such as 4 Year and 5.00 3.75. The legible elements indicate a pricing or term list but lack clear context or complete items. The readable terms suggest financial or subscription details rather than a full news item.
A concise dispatch recalls Russia’s attempts to reestablish influence in the trans Caucasus and traces the Persian Gulf from ancient trade routes to its current strategic importance amid British and German contest. The piece notes Bolshevik moves and looming clashes as history reopens the struggle for this fabled region.
A vivid scene depicts man finding a path back toward Eden but requires entering by force. The fragment suggests battlefield theater and moral conflict framing a voyage toward a vanished paradise.
Clemenceau’s Paris remark is cited as a signal that America must bear the final burden of victory. The tank becomes both sacred duty and unique privilege, testing national greatness, democracy, and endurance to shape the postwar future.
The Methodist Episcopal Church in Heath grants women full laity rights after a general conference decision in Atlanta. Acknowledging the Women’s Missionary Council request, women will vote for boards trustees superintendents and other formerly male positions once annual conference approval by three fourths among delegates.
A wartime poem by Edward Howard Griggs of the American Defense Society condemns German aggression. The Gray Wolf and its pack attack Europe, sowing blood and ruin from Rheims to Louvain. It ends with a cry for drive back the invader and peace restored.
A 1928 forecast details a total solar eclipse across the United States from the Columbia River to Florida. It notes timings from 2:26 pm to about 6:55 pm Central, width of the shadow path, and a description of the eclipse’s visual progression and shadows on Earth.
The article details a dramatic dusk with a swiftly moving eclipse shadow, observers noting the sky’s plunge into indigo and the sun and moon’s luminescent halos. It explains safe viewing practices, corona and prominence observations, and guidance for photographers preparing for the eclipse, with references to celestial bodies like Jupiter and Betelgeuse and a sky pilot figure.
Dr. Crewe travels between English airfields carrying Y M C A supplies and messages for American fliers. He preaches on angles of incidence and carburetors, inspires men with practical work, and has organized baseball teams along the routes, earning the aviators’ strong support.
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A narrator recounts comforting words from Annie and others. Plans emerge to ask the mother about traveling next week with child and baby brother. Margaret Ann expresses excitement while a visitor, Aunt Margie, joins new dialogue as the scene ends with a tease to continue.
Funeral services for Frank Niswander will be held at 2 P.M. today at the Masonite temple with Masons in charge. Pallbearers include Charles Morgan J T Kendall W D Batelhaller C L Titus and J P Roseman. Burial will be in Lakeview cemetery. Niswander born February 6 1867 in Primfield Indiana taught in public schools and earned a Michigan Agricultural College degree in 1889. He served as entomology instructor, then chaired entomology at the University of Wyoming before becoming deputy state auditor in 1894 and later deputy tax assessor in 1913.
Bemmerda Wyoming June 6 Sheriff J R McMinn of Lincoln county dies from pneumonia after several days illness. Ben Bell chosen by county commissioners to succeed him as sheriff. McMinn had statewide reputation for tenacity in tracking fugitives and was one of Lincoln county's most popular officers.
City clerk Anna C. Daugherty resists mayor Leaper and the council, citing an unwarranted attack on Chief Frank J. Wolf. The mayor appointed Chester M. Acity clerk, approved by the council, while Dennen refuses to resign and remains in office. Two cars of soldiers passed through Cheyenne en route to camps in Georgia and the Atlantic coast.
A fragment from a National Newspaper Service item notes a partitioned office setup and a single occupant scene. The readable text hints at a sudden work disruption and property arrangement described in a brief public notice style.
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