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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1918
Page
6
Henry Clews argues stock market activity reflects broader war costs and mounting debt. He notes renewed Allied and Russian developments push the nation toward greater responsibility, urges restraint, and warns that Liberty Loan preparations loom as public finance tightens.
The new oil exchange building in Casper Wyoming faces indefinite delay as union plumbers walk off over emergency work by supervisor W F Henning. Union rules declare Henning an unfair contractor, halting plumbing work and risking a fall completion. Owners resist canceling the contract to avoid months more for supplies.
In Douglas Wyre last Thursday night Dr BP Campbell fired at a group of boys he suspected of depredations on his lawn. Frank Anderson son of H Anderson was hit by two shots while fleeing. Nine shots lodged in his back and legs but none will prove serious. No prosecution will follow after a money settlement with Mr Anderson.
Henry Clews notes April 6 bond issue will face limited near term improvement in money markets. New York banks and the federal reserve will back subscriptions, while avoid reliance on borrowed funds. Despite strong patriotism and expected liquidity release, cautious purchase finance remains essential for the government’s needs.
An advertisement promises contime relief with Bromo Quinine tablets. It urges calling for the product named Laxative Brom Quinine and notes signature of EB W Grove. The copy claims to cure a cold in one day.
Paris dispatch argues the French remain calm and steadfast under fire, marshaling forces to face the living flame and resist German aims. It portrays a passionate rage against war driving France to fight on until civilization endures.
Dr. Walter Hays F L Hook and H A Shrock of Kimball were arrested near Bushnell for carrying whisky from Wyoming into Nebraska. Hook and Shrock pleaded guilty in Kimball County Court and were fined 10750 each. Hays was released after escaping on foot. The trio allegedly damaged a restaurant near the saloon, and one paid the damage before leaving that night.
New York report details Dr. Philip G. Becker and ex soldier Harry F.E. Walters trapped men by dispensing a liquid that mimics Bright's disease to avoid military service. Applicants paid 50 dollars down and 100 to 200 dollars after discharge, federal authorities say.
Norfolk Virginia reader E R Whitehurst describes chronic tiredness and back pains. After using only kidney pills he reports renewed energy and vitality, claiming to feel nearly young again. The advertisement asserts broad availability.
A man identified as Mike Wavarate of Colment Laramie Austria on a business trip was struck by a passenger train near the track Wednesday night and dragged about 200 yards. He was about 40 and died instantly. His funeral is planned Friday afternoon from the North Side Catholic church.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Llvy 10c and per boe AD with unclear context. The readable portion lacks a clear event date or venue, making details of the notice uncertain.
A 1916 letter from CC Compton of Payette Idaho praises Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a splendid medicine with consistently pleased customers. The note urges readers to send ten cents for a sample and a booklet on kidneys and bladder, mentioning availability in medium and large bottles at drug stores.
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