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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1918
Page
12
Denver reports steady beef cattle prices with strong demand for stockers. Fat cows and heavies hold firm while light stockers move slowly. Hogs and sheep show light supplies and higher quotes, with Denver buyers active and Kansas City receipts steady.
Market steady amid mixed receipts. In St Louis Missouri cattle and sheep receipts around 1,000 and 200 respectively with steer prices from 9.50 to 17.60 and lambs 14.00 to 18.00. Hoge reports 4,000 cattle and 1,000 sheep receipts with native beef steers 11.50 to 17.60 and lambs 14.00 to 17.00.
A Belgian interned soldier in Amersfoort reports the retreat of the lost Belgian army across Holland after German advances split their forces. He requests help through a newspaper advertisement to collect used post cards to pass time in captivity, noting the army sought internment rather than surrender.
A reviewer lauds Andreas Latsko's Men in War as a powerful antiwar work. The analysis compares it to Under Fire and Le Fu, noting vivid depictions of terror, pity, rage, and despair while arguing the Austrian or German soldier fights for motives and conscience.
The passage argues Allied soldiers possess clear, simple aims rooted in self preservation, contrasting with the Hun's alleged complex psychology. It condemns Latrice's portrayal of women and the enemy, calling the book a monumental whine and praising maternal love as unwavering.
An outspoken line mocks Admiral You Tirpite and Old Von arguing over Belgium. The critic asserts we must retain Belgium and hints at another guess or challenge to Von.
Government eyes reindeer industry to offset shrinking cattle herds. Alaska tops 100000 reindeer as a meat source since 1902, with wolves as a threat and large tracts of forage land available. Germany imports Swedish reindeer carcasses at 28 cents a pound, hinting at future domestic reliance on Alaska for steaks and roasts.
The line blends rural work with shipyard labor as the nineteenth century patriot mood is described through industrial sounds and the call of duty. The passage emphasizes the pride of workers in both agriculture and manufacturing during a time of national effort.
New York sent its first freight to Buffalo over the barge canal now rated for 155000000 capacity, with an expected annual throughput of up to 10000000 tons. The canal promises to ease war-time freight to the seaboard and lessen rail strain nationwide if inland waterways programs had not been halted by rail interests.
Editorial line urges increased U S support and mobilization at home to match calls for effort overseas. It argues national resolve, resource use, and public backing are essential to sustain wartime aims. The piece stresses unity, sacrifice, and coordinated action across sectors.
A Missouri German university professor urged that loyalty to the United States must be positive not merely negative. He told German origin listeners that disloyalty or anti American sentiment harms the war effort and devotion to America as their only country is essential. He warned that passive obedience alone is insufficient. June dates and income tax reminders appear in the surrounding text.
A testimonial from Mrs. Frank P. Wood of Morrrill Maine claims Foley Kidney Pills eased her rheumatic and kidney symptoms and helped her husband regain mobility. The ad states relief was immediate and that the product is sold everywhere.
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