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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1918
Page
4
The text states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of its despatches and local news published in the paper, with all rights reserved for special despatches.
The piece notes Andorra’s long independence on the Pyrenees and its unlikely role in the Allied war effort. It describes Andorran taxes, governance by cantons, and citizen duty as part of a broader pledge that every freeman fights for liberty against tyrants, echoing a shared republican ideal.
The senator urged aid to discontented groups in the dual monarchy and linked Austria-Hungary’s turmoil to its mid nineteenth century foundations, its many nationalities, graft, taxation burden on non German groups, and a tyrannical system that favors Germans. He argued oppression and injustice fuel recent unrest and stressed the need for freedom alongside bread.
The article describes the fabricated ship concept built from prefabricated parts from many machine shops. The Tookahoe, 5500 tons, was launched in 27 days and fully equipped in 237 days, illustrating rapid assembly and efficient workflow at Hog Island and related yards.
A reflective traveler muses on cooling with mountains and lakes in Canada. The piece evokes Banff, Lake Louise, Field and Glacier in a nostalgic way, contrasting summer heat with snow capped peaks and wild trout fishing as a quiet retreat.
Readable oil stock quotations show prices and percentages for multiple companies including Elkhorn Glenrock Grass Creek Hecla Wye North Am Midland Midwest Ref and National Petroleum. Data lists buy and sell points with percentages and monetary figures across several tickers with minor variances in notation.
Market summaries show cattle hogs and sheep on varied prices across Kansas City St Louis and Omaha with receipts in the thousands. Prices range for hogs from about 14 50 to 16 75 in different markets and cattle from roughly 7 to 18 dollars per cwt depending on grade and region.
U S department of agriculture specialists report a bread made with 30 percent soy bean flour and 70 percent wheat flour can emulate the protein value of a beefsteak sandwich. The bread, described as high powered, offers a potential substitute for meat and cheese proteins through soy based nutrition research.
A brief item records W. E. K. Duyer as an individual involved in local affairs in Laramie, Wyoming, with mentions of his role and actions affecting the community.
A U S report from England suggests plugging workers ears to reduce accidents in munitions plants. It notes night shift calm lowers errors, cites 12 hour day vs 10 hour day findings, and observes accidents fall as weather warms while pointing to concentration and reduced distraction as key factors.
The women's industrial council promotes household orderly corps with centers nationwide to train organize and deploy skilled domestic orderlies for limited hours at wages around thirty shillings for a forty eight hour week. A training school restaurant sleeping quarters and a management board would set charges hours holidays and uniforms. The plan aims to offer a career path for thousands of girls ending war work and attracting them from domestic service after peace.
London reports Maj. Gen. C. Ti. Bartolael named director general of medical services for the Western armies in France in succession to Lt. Gen. Bir A. T. Sloggett, who retires at the end of the term.
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