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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1918

Page

16

Teachers Needed by Government Appeal for Retired Educators

Washington March 26 The Bureau of Education states Commissioner Claxton appeals to patriotism of former teachers to reenter the profession as war depleted ranks. Authorities urge repeal of laws banning married women from teaching. Large numbers of teachers have entered military or other work, risking shortages as graduates may be fewer. Many skilled retired teachers could return to schooling to help meet the crisis.

Washington, D. C Bureau of Education Claxton Connte

Wyoming Men in France Glad to Get Smokes

Letters from two Wyoming officers in France thank Miss Clara Fry for tobacco and cigarettes sent by a Plaine cigar stand drive. Captain BR Welch of the 11th Ammunition Train and Captain Frank C. Howard of the 116th Ammunition Train report relief from scarce tobacco and praise the gesture by Wyoming men and U S A.

Wyoming France Clara Fry Plaine Mina Fry Cheyenne Wro BR. Welch Wyo Miss Fry Lonabaugh C. Howard A. BF

Farm Expert 10 Give Two Talks

Dr. W. O. Thompson president of Ohio State University touring for the U S department of agriculture will speak at the Industrial club at 2 30 pm tomorrow and again at 8 pm in the Parish house. He is a leading authority on crop production and farmers are urged to attend with their wives for an important message about increasing this year’s crops to aid soldiers abroad and shorten the war. The county farming community is invited to participate.

W. O. Thompson Ohio State University United States Department of Agriculture Industrial Club Thompson

Farmers Await Dr Thompson's Cheyenne Yield Talk

In no effort to instruct the farmers and tomorrow's yield of Dr Thompson to Cheyenne will be of great interest to every farmer in the county.

Dr. Thompson Cheyenne

Waiter Held as Alleged Alien Enemy in Omaha

Karl Miller, once a Plains Hotel waiter, was arrested by U S Marshal Daniel F Hodson as an alien enemy. Miller had registered in Omaha but did not notify authorities or secure permission to leave. An investigation of his record is pending and he is held at the county jail likely to be interned.

Karl Miller Plains United States Daniel F. Hodson Miller Omaha

Liberty Loan Day Proclaimed by Wyoming Governor

Governor Frank L. Hour proclaims April 6 1918 as Third Liberty Loan Day in Wyoming urging citizens to refrain from ordinary duties and devote the day to boosting subscriptions to the third issue of Liberty bonds. The proclamation ties the date to the first wartime anniversary and calls for patriotic observance and public support.

United States Wyoming Frank L. Howe State of Wyoming Executive Department Germany America J. Frank L. Hour State of Cheyenne Frank L. Hi Eee Sar Noux

Film shows scenes of French ruins after German retreat

Johnston, a Denver ambulance driver in France, describes a Red Cross film depicting towns like Ham, Chauny, Coucy, Tergnier and surrounding farms destroyed by retreating German forces. The footage includes the arrival of American troops, trench training, and engineers building railways and lines of communication amid the devastation.

Johnston Denver France Oye Ham Chauny Coucy Tergnier Nce San Francisco Texas Mr. Johnston American Engineering Corp Batte

Nuxated Iron Promises Strength and Endurance Boost

General Gibson and several officers endorse Nuxated Iron as a powerful tonic that allegedly rebuilds red blood and raises energy. Dr James Sullivan and others claim it improves strength, stamina, and general health, noting it as superior to other tonics and safer for teeth and stomach.

James Sullivan Avery Endurancr James Francis Sullivan

Resigning Julia Porter Tapped for Cheyenne English Chair

Cheyenne high school faces vacancies as Julia Porter resigns to recuperate in La Jolla. Elected successor Mrs. Eda Laughlin Perryam, Cheyenne native and state university graduate, will handle English classes. her husband serves with General Pershing's army in France. James Macpherson to replace Priddy in manual training. he leaves for Washington. Janitors at the high school and Churchill are reassigned. The Cheyenne Wheatland Laramie triangular debate is postponed. A lecture at the Atlas drew pupils after dismissal. Carl A. Johnson reports from France with war reels. government insurance for soldiers discussed. Loyal service volumes rise to 17 billion. The basketball tournament saw Cheyenne finish with 36 and 37 points in losses and third place.

Vesta Brhiges Tyson Julia Porter Porter la Jolla Cal Eda Laughlin Perryam Perryam France Pershing Macpherson Churchill School Charles Me William Snells Churchill Cheyenne Wheatland Laramie Carl A. Johnson Denver St General Assembly M. G. Hodnette Uncle Sam Army Navy

Notice of Annual Meeting of Wyo ming Stock Growers

The annual meeting of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association will be held in Kemmerer Wyoming on Thursday April 11 1918 at 10 oclock a m for the election of officers and other business. Alice Smith secretary.

Wyoming Stock Growers Association Kemmerer Wyoming Alice Smith

Drive for Boys for Farm Work Starts April 1

Beginning April 1 a Wyoming campaign aims to enlist 1 500 boys aged 16 to 2 in the Boys Working Reserve. State Labor Commissioner Edward P Taylor leads with school officials aiding enrollment. After six weeks of productive work boys receive a bronco badge and wages no less than 1. The program places boys in farm tasks and other productive labor where adult labor is scarce under government supervision to prevent abuse. The Working Reserve seeks 250 000 boys nationwide.

Wyoming Edward P. Taylor Beetef United State Productioe Dabar

Romanian Leader Aurel Popovici Dies Amid War Disarray

The Romanian government mourns Aurel Popovici a Transylvanian leader noted for his work Breaking Up of Austria. His death comes as Balkans tensions rise with calls for reshaping territories. Popovici fled to Switzerland at the outbreak of war.

Mumanta Aurel Popoviel Austria Leempestopomous Popovic Switzerland

From Saratoga To Baratose Baroque Paint Tale

Fragmentary note mentions Saratoga and Baratose with reference to a painter or shop Shermen Paint or similar. Details are unclear but imply a local commerce or art item connected to those places and names.

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