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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1918
Page
6
The Cheyenne scene lists arrivals from Hanna to Rawlins and Medicine Bow, hospital requests, auto express services, and notices from local businesses. Citizens include Cahill and Holliday, Dr Kineyman, W J Scott, and Governor Houx. mentions Union Pacific store ties, Sherman Paint Co, and Reed H Hollister bicycle sales.
A large setup of street signs at a San Diego intersection directs visitors to organizations along a street. The pine and white enamel signs list the groups in order of distance from the intersection, installed by a Southern California automobile association.
Report from CeRLAND New Zealand describes Count Felix von Luckner and 11 other Germans hijacking the scow Moa after boarding while on a voyage from Auckland. They forced Captain William Bourke and crew to sail toward the Kernadec Islands before being recaptured by a New Zealand steamer. Bourke called von Luckner a good sport and noted the count’s grim luck.
Lois Weber, master producer and director, is praised for realism in her Universal Studio work. Her partner and husband E Phillips Smalley jointly embody home life in cinema as the Smalleyes. Weber’s bold handling of sensitive subjects, including Truth as a nude figure in Hypocrites, marks her status as a leading figure in early film. She steers distinct artistic vision with care for authentic sets and costumes.
MISSOULA Mont March 20 Predatory animal raids poisons and diseases caused losses across district No 1 Montana and northern Idaho. About 5865 sheep 706 cattle and 60 horses were killed from 1 000 000 sheep and 200 000 head grazed. Wolves bears coyotes and cougars caused most deaths, killing over half the flocks and 6 cattle and 19 horses.
War stamp dances in El Paso attract locals as the women's committee in charge of stamp sales implements every third dance as a war stamp event. Attendees must purchase a stamp from the committee to join these special dances and may keep the stamps in their own books.
Fragmentary note indicates a Rock River arrival affecting the city, but details are missing. No clear event, dates, or involved organizations are listed in readable text.
South Side residents report enlistments, quarantines, and travels to Denver, San Francisco, and Phoenix. Local families send members to military service as blacksmiths and sailors while others visit relatives, attend funerals, and host dances and social events amid wartime disruption.
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