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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
4
The readable fragments indicate a Cheyenne State Leader item from 1867 with small monetary figures, likely a price or cost noted as 5.00 and 3.75, though the surrounding text is garbled and lacks clear events or names.
The article discusses German submarine activity sinking ships and the ongoing, brutal trench warfare. It argues that Allied victory requires persistent effort and energy, warns against expecting a swift end, and notes intensified air and sea combat as evidence of escalating savagery.
A fragmented notice urges drivers to remain at home while neighbors and brothers may go out. The brief, opaque text hints at mobile workers or van operators staying put during a local situation.
The passage contrasts women at home with men at the front, urging support for the Red Cross to aid the war effort. It emphasizes shared sacrifice and duty, noting others face death and injury while one family remains safe. It calls for cheerful service to win freedom.
A Chicago Apparel Gazette editorial argues for thrift and calm as President Vanderlip urges a shift from peace to wartime production. It notes lower unemployment fears, urges lending to the government, and distinguishes wealth from money while stressing bond issues funded by accumulations. It covers war progress, Pershing, Allied advances, and Russia’s situation, with stock market vigor in war sectors led by United States Steel and Red Cross fundraising.
Henry Clews notes a positive outlook in financial markets following the Liberty Loan success. He says New York bankers aided the funding drive, investors become stakeholders, and the loan should not disrupt money markets. He forecasts heavy June payments and stability as funds circulate in the United States.
Fifteen miles to the hill, another fifteen to the top as five hundred soldiers chase a sixty mile record led by Wyoming troops. The journey tests endurance through four days of grueling marching with pride in camp and a prize won by the disciplined force.
A verse recalling Ira Stone and soldiers marching abroad. The poem describes a long hike over prairies and highways, faithful scouts guiding the troops, and a march driven by necessity toward a clear goal. It emphasizes effort, endurance, and a record that no troops could defy.
Dr. Peter Appel was elected president of the Wyoming State Dental Association at a Cheyenne convention that closed Tuesday night. Dr. W. H. Andrew was named secretary, Dr. W. Thomas of Casper was chosen another secretary, and Dr. L. L. Jeffers of Buffalo was elected vice president. The third annual convention will be in Thermopolis next year with 28 dentists attending. Dr. Channing Alien of Kansas City Dental School delivered the principal address and plans were laid for an oral hygiene movement to be taught in state schools.
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