Third Liberty Loan campaign opens April 6 1918
The statement urges all Americans to pledge resources for the Third Liberty Loan as the United States enters its second year of war. Citizens are urged to support the government with full sacrifices, echoing patriotic calls from Cheyenne Wyoming.
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United States
Germany
France
Atlantic
America
United States of America
Salvation Army
Europe
Canada
Muddy Creek Oil Well Actually Yields 48 Barrels a Day
M. Gill secretary of the Muddy Creek Oil company corrects a newspaper report about the Chelsea Meld, Oklahoma well. He states the first well produced forty eight barrels per day, not thirty, and that all revenue above operating costs is to fund a dividend for stockholders. He asks the editor to publish the correction.
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M. "Gill
Muddy Creek Oi Company
Chelsea
Oklahoma
Heyenne
Cafe Changeover Complete as Daukas Takes Charge
Final arrangements for transferring the Dannelly cafe to new owner Peter Daukas are complete. Daukas, who arrived from Sioux City Iowa, brings many years of cafe restaurant experience and is hailed as a capable business man and restaurateur. A J Mandanis of Cheyenne is associated but will not actively manage.
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Dannelly Cafe
Peter Daukas
Daukas
Cheyenne
Sioux City
A. J. Mandanis
Doukas
Settlement Talks Underway In Painter Strike
Labor Commissioner Edward P. Taylor works to unite the Master Painters' Association and striking painters who quit work in March. Strikers seek 75 cents per hour. employers say contract allowed only 62 1/2 cents until March 1, 1919, and could be abrogated after three months' notice.
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Edward P. Taylor
Aesdcration
Painters’ Union
Salvation Army Drive Opens Across Wyoming Counties
The Salvation Army launches a two day drive aiming at a $20,000 Wyoming and $2,000,000 national goal to aid soldiers. Cheyenne and Laramie county pledge strong support with a Caspar oilman Jeremiah Mahoney raffling a new Dodge, proceeds donated to the campaign.
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Salvation Army
United States
Laramie County
Wyoming
Cheyenne
H. R. Millard
Natrona County
Jeremiah Mahoney
Casper
Salvationists
France
Five Mines Scholarships Set for Colorado Labor Group
Five scholarships at the Colorado School of Mines in Golden are reserved for individuals named by the Colorado Labor Educational association. Recipients will meet the same entrance standards as other students and about forty people are expected to gain access to college or technical training through the association’s efforts.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado School of Mines
Golden
Colorado Labor Educational Association
State Federation of Labor
Houldey
School of Mines
Educational Association
Pea
Ite
Four-Year-Old Poisoned After Wine Given at Rent Shack
Little Virland Harriman, four, of Mr and Mrs Harriman, 1610 Snyder Avenue, is in critical condition from acute alcoholic poisoning after drinking wine last Wednesday. Frank Ganda, a Hindu railroad worker, is accused of giving the wine. Ganda counters that the Harrimans gave it to their son. The case is under investigation by the state humane society.
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Little Virland Harriman
Ore
Harriman
Snyder
West Fourteenth Street
Ganda
French currency on sale at Citizens National Bank
W. J. Domm announced yesterday that French currency is on sale at the Citizens National Bank. He urged sending money to American soldiers in France be exchanged for French currency here to avoid difficulties exchanging American money abroad.
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Citizens National Bank
W. J. Dumm
Mr. Domm
France
Wanted, Homes for Children by State Humane Society
Three children, two boys aged 24 and 5 and a girl of unknown age, seek placement in good homes. Apply to State Humane Society, Capitol building. K. W. Burke, Chief Agent.
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State Humane Society
Capitol Building
K. W. Burke
Women Would Fight Germans If Men Didn’t
Dr. C H Culbertson, speaking to Red Cross women in the state capitol, described German wartime brutality and the alleged use of German soldiers’ wives and daughters as breeding instruments. He warned that without men fighting abroad, women would step in. He also discussed Austria’s role in the assassination plot of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Kaiser Wilhelm’s alleged schemes in the Balkans.
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Culbertson
Red Cross
State Capitol
C. H Culbertson
United States Food Commission
State Senate
Germany
Pr Culbertson
Dr. Culbertsom
Senate
Red Cross of Charity and Compassion
Dr. Culbertson
Franz Ferdinand
Austria
Serbia
Serbiia
Kaiser Wilhelm
Halkam
Balkan
Auto express baggage and delivery firm
Readable text notes a service labeled auto express baggage and delivery with a phone number 191. The fragment provides no further details on location, operations, or contacts.
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Auto Express
Fall Friday Weather Report for Cheyenne and Wyoming
Weather bulletin for Cheyenne and vicinity shows normal temps around mid 30s to low 40s with a 3 degree warming in the last 24 hours. Peak 48 degrees in the afternoon and a 20 mph south wind. No precipitation in the last 24 hours. season total 1.64 inches of rain and melted snow.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
AEG A
P. Sm
PtCidy Ofidy
L. H. Daingerfield
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