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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
12
The Cheyenne State Leader notes its long history since 1867 and lists prices such as five dollars for a basic item and three dollars seventy five cents for another, with a fifty cent figure also appearing.
The article discusses German submarine activity sinking ships through early April and warns that victory will require immense effort. It notes intensified trench warfare, air raids, and the harsh realities of No Man's Land, urging Americans to understand the war will not end quickly and must be met with full energy.
A fragmented notice addresses van men who can stay at home while neighbors or brothers may be affected by an unspecified situation. The text is unclear but suggests a call to action or warning about staying put. No names or concrete details available.
Admonition to women whose loved ones fight at the front. The piece contrasts comfortable home life with the dangers and sacrifices endured by others at the front and in medical and support roles. It urges cheerful service with the Red Cross to help win freedom.
An editorial argues against economic fear and hypocrisy among financial leaders. It cites Vanderlip's call for wartime thrift, cutting unnecessary expenditures, and shifting money to government bonds. The piece notes stock market war focus, Pershing’s arrival, and Allied progress while warning of unsettled taxes and capital flows.
Henry Clews argues Liberty Loan success boosts outlook for financial markets. He credits New York bankers for supporting subscriptions, notes the loan spreads ownership and patriotism, and expects June payments to ease money-market strain while most funds stay in the U S.
Fifteen miles to the foot of the hill and fifteen more to the top set a grueling sixty mile track record for Wyoming troops. Despite hard toil and fatigue, the marching party secured the prize as bands from six state groups and 250 choristers joined in musical celebration at Greeley’s Fourth of July event.
A reflective verse about a marching unit named Ira Stone and fellow soldiers. The poem describes a long and strenuous hike across prairies and highways, the scouts guiding the path, and the resolve to pursue ambition despite hardships.
Dr. Peter Appel was elected president of the Wyoming State Dental Association at the Cheyenne two day meeting closing Tuesday night. Dr. W. H. Andrew was elected secretary and Dr. W. Thomas of Casper was chosen secretary. Dr. L. L. Jeffers of Buffalo is vice president. The third annual convention will be held in Thermopolis. Twenty eight dentists from across the state attended. Dr. Channing Allen, dean of the Kansas City Dental School, gave the principal address. Plans were set for the oral hygiene movement to be taught in state schools.
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