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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1918

Page

14

New York City War Time Measures Dim City Lights

The June report describes New York instituting semi darkness to protect against enemy bombing, with patrols on shadowy streets and lighted routes kept for safety. Federal controls on food and rationing extend to hotels and restaurants, while campaigns to protect children amid shortages intensify.

New York Gotham London Washington America Francis P. Garvan Mistriet Jerome Palwer Organisation We Berlin Germany

Danish Violin Icon Scovgård Scheduled for June 21

Hear Scovgård, Denmark's greatest violinist, at Presby terian church on June 21 for a concert event.

Hear Scovgard Denmark Presbyterian Church

Garbanzo Crop Demand Tops One Million Dollars

In Nogales Sonora projections show garbanzo crop handling costs may exceed 1 million dollars this year. Spanish pea prices rise to 16 dollars per 240 pounds, the highest market price yet reported. A shipment of 100000 dollars covered Mexican border duties.

Nogales Ariz Sonora

Meatless program urged to balance war time meat supply

The U S Food Administration calls for continued meat economy without meatless days, citing large army and ally needs of about 75 million pounds weekly. Consumers urged to reduce portions especially beef, curb waste, and substitute milk products to ease shortages. Seasonal milk abundance is highlighted as an alternative while fish supplies recover from naval requisition.

Jeaders Toir Miks Mead United States Food Administration Pood

Obregon Leads Mexican Arbanzo Growers Group

General Alvaro Obregon, former minister of war, heads a California based association of arbanzo growers in Mexico. The crop circulates in Cuba and Spain and remains a popular food on New York's east side.

Ene Alvero Obregon Mexico Cuba Spaim New York

Torrington to Get Improved Service

Immigration to this part of Wyoming has grown, prompting new post offices and mail routes. A Rock Fagle office near Lingle will serve daily star routes. Mrs Frank Lemp named postmaster. A Torrington to Van Tassel route will run two round trips weekly, replacing Burge and Van Kleeck stops.

Torrington Wyo Wyoming Rock Fagle Lingle Daily Star Mra Frank Lemp Postmintroxs van Tassel Ave van Kleeck Burge H. W. Newby Washington

Casper Police Seize Opium Joint Keeper

Casper officers raided a sandbar house occupied by Waller H. Gizan and Violet claiming to be his wife. Gizan was arrested with a complete opium smoking outfit and about a pound of opium valued at 176. custody turned over to government authorities.

Cabpber Wyv Waller H. Gizan Violet Kilgore Gilan Itan Gizan Casper

Government Kills Coyotes by Poison

Lander reports a government anti coyotes campaign killed over 2000 coyotes on lambing grounds this winter. Dead animals appeared on many ranches with up to 60 carcasses at Opal owned by William Daverners. Government agents also used hunters with dogs and guns to pursue survivors and local parties are active. Henry Goodson killed twenty wolves and coyotes along with two bobcats in one month.

Henry Goodson

Mrs Kendrick Returns Home to Sheridan for Extended Stay

Mrs J B Kendrick wife of Senator Kendrick has left Washington to return to her Sheridan home for a prolonged visit accompanying the senator during his terms.

J. B. Kendrick Senator Kendrick Washington Sheridan

Mexican Food Commission Distributes Corn Nationwide

Nearly a quarter million bushels of corn, valued at over 1 000 00, were distributed in eight months ending last March by the Mexican food commission to relieve famine risk. The effort stabilized prices and prevented shortages, with import permits from the United States enabling 400 000 bushels monthly from Dec 1 1917 to Feb 30 1978.

Mexico City Mexican Food Commission Mexico du Ie United States Kanes City Republic Chambers of Commerce Commission City of Harge el Oro State of Mexico Ite Aguas Calientes

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