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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1917
Page
4
A Philadelphia Public Ledger excerpt discusses the value of a good name and public reputation. It notes that even the best men desire esteem, public opinion wields power, and character earns respect beyond wealth. It contrasts honesty with cautious business dealings and laments reliance on ancestral glory by some in modern times.
A reflective meditation on social conquest through lineage and heraldry, praising plain character over wealth or vanity. It contrasts aristocratic pretension with steadfast virtue, noting true merit lies in honesty, humility, and steady labor rather than display or snobbery.
Proponents urge physically qualified men to enlist in Wyoming National Guard within two weeks ahead of a December 1 draft, noting Provost Marshal General Crowder’s plan to announce first increment names by June 25 to help men arrange affairs. Lord Northcliffe to head British war mission, regarded as candid and capable.
In Laramie on June 12 Bishop Thomas of the Wyoming Episcopal diocese gave the baccalaureate sermon for the 1917 graduates. He framed education as more than knowledge, urging graduates to make its mastery govern their lives and to face the uncertain future with youthful courage. The address emphasized character, intellect, and service as the path for the new era.
This excerpt surveys famous literary references to the American flag from early ideals to Key’s Star Spangled Banner. It highlights Holmer's defense of the Constitution, Drake’s 1822 tribute, and Key’s dramatic witnessing of Fort McHenry’s bombardment, linking them to the flag’s enduring symbolism.
A reflective piece tracing the meaning of the American flag from its wartime origins to modern tributes. It cites Dix's famed dispatch shoot him on the spot and notes poems and speeches honoring the flag, ending with a call to recognize the price of freedom and sacrifice.
Weld county Colorado plans a combined dedication and Big Greel ey Fourth celebration. A dial program will open the public building under county attorney supervision. Red Cross members yet to renew should bring memberships to BR. M. Lamount at Dildine's garage opposite the court Lewes.
President Wilson and his cabinet met in Washington to urge speedy action by Congress on food control laws. He plans to press for quick passage, likely avoiding a public address while seeking private talks with key leaders.
Sixteen million pounds of Australian wool released to American users will be distributed by the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce. The announcement was made in Washington by the agency on June 12.
Arthur Klein established a new 25 mile auto race record at Lincoln, finishing in 50 minutes and 47 seconds. The previous record on the same course was 32 minutes and 47 seconds, held by Wild Bill Endicott.
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