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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1918
Page
2
Austrian forces were forced to retreat as Italian units attacked along the northern Montebello line toward the river mouth. Italian artillery shelled the retreating troops who then fell back under persistent fire.
Market data from Omaha shows hog receipts about 10 000 with prices lower across grades. Cattle prices stay steady to higher with various ranges for native steers cows and stockers. Sheep receipts around 19 200 with prices easing for yearlings workers ewes and lambs.
Chicago market bulletin lists corn prices with No 3 yellow at 1.60 to 1.70 per bushel and No 4 at 1.55 to 1.91. Oats quotes show No 3 white around 78 to 1-20 with standard at 78 to 2-44. figures are mixtures of fractional and decimal formats.
Chicago readers learn about framing services with timely offers for July and August prices. Early's at 1717 Cap Ave highlights prompt and proper framing work with stated monthly price points and outlays for the summer season.
A National Council bulletin lists Wyoming committee members for the Economic League mission. The group aims to unite Southerners nationwide, promote nonpartisan discussion, and influence public sentiment on key economic and political issues.
Arthur Chapman managing editor of the Denver Times will helm a Denver motorist delegation in Cheyenne on Wednesday evening to complete preparations for the automobile races to be held here July 22, the day before Frontier Week begins.
The U S government urges wartime wheat conservation with four points. Rich and well-to-do should use less, individuals cap meals at two ounces of wheat products, buy substitutes in equal or greater proportions, and prohibit using wheat flour for non food purposes.
The United States Food Administration calls for strict waste reduction and smaller portions of all meats and poultry, especially beef, to balance wartime imports. It notes a weekly demand of about 75 million pounds abroad for soldiers and allies, and contrasts current U S consumption of around 3.25 pounds per person weekly with the goal of rationing during the disrupted market. It highlights milk product substitutes and improved fishing expansion to ease shortages.
A Malian staff officer at Italian headquarters proclaims victory across the Piave with a major Italian advance. Reports note an Austro German retreat pressured by weather while British transport Divinsk sinks after submarine attack. An allied transport is sunk west of the Delaware with no troops aboard and no survivors. A prospective citizen notes a Scottish born spouse.
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