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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1918
Page
13
Labor commissioner E. P. Taylor reports most Wyoming towns comply with fire escape regulations after his tour. Green River and Evanston lag. He cites idle workers around saloons and urges towns to act on unproductive individuals while noting distribution issues rather than labor scarcity.
Henry Becker, a saloon keeper, was acquitted by a police court jury on Monday of selling liquor on Sunday. Jurors were James R. Hill, H. C. Klein, William DuBois, James Nimmo, and W. C. Carpenter.
Axel Palmer reports the Little Laramie River has flooded its banks in many spots for two days after recent rain. Me Meadowlands along the river are submerged but no damage has been reported as yet.
Reed H. Halliister advertises new and second hand bicycles at 1720 Pioneer Ave Cheyenne. The notice promotes affordable bikes and service through the local shop.
Nicholas Romanoff the former Russian emperor and his family live in exile in Tobolsk a stark compound with basic amenities and strict guard. Empress Alix and daughters endure limited clothing privacy and constant surveillance while their son is closely watched by armed guards. The elderly monarch speaks of longing for Crimea and gardening amid a restrained routine in the city of death.
Morrix Harness Shop at 420 Went 14th St across from Bon Ton Mvery offers repair services at reasonable prices for horse gear and equipment.
New York opens a national recruiting drive to place fifty thousand women and half a million boys in farming roles this spring. The effort aims to offset male labor shortages as men fight in France, with previous female and youth programs cited as proof of capability. The piece notes political shifts in Albany and advances in wartime speech therapy for shell shock victims, alongside a dire city outlook on cold, hunger, and disease.
Edward Smalemox Sutton, epileptic, from Donate ranch near Horse Creek, placed in Cheyenne pest house for smallpox. John Thiesen remains there with the same disease.
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