Editorial and Business Office Notices
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1918
Page
12
A clipped column mentions the year and duties of telephones editorial and business office sections. It outlines administrative details for printing operations and newsroom deadlines in a concise notice.
A commentary questions Lenin's leadership as Bolshevik power in Russia weakens and hints at opposition from socialists and revolutionaries ready to oust him. The piece speculates on Petrograd being captured by Germany and weighs Lenin’s stance on German occupation as provocative, while noting Allied concerns over postwar German leadership.
The Lions club plans a banquet with Cheyenne officials to announce a concrete civic program. The piece notes Denver mayor Speer’s track record and urges Cheyenne clubs to invite their city leaders, stressing better city council relations and civic improvements. It also mentions a wheat shortage impacting French tonnage and farmers pressuring Congress for grain prices.
A religious column by Rev Charles Stolze asserts God speaks to all humans beyond any single institution. It highlights prophetic witnesses from history and nature as evidence of divine revelation, urging readers to keep an open heart and mind to hear God.
A devotional confession seeks renewed confidence and alignment with divine will, asking for forgiveness and fresh strength to harmonize personal aims with higher purpose. The second note criticizes Germany and Ukraine, claiming Ukraine recaptured Odessa from the Huns after a peace signing.
Cheyenne State Leader correspondent reports from France with Pershing's Army that heavy artillery determines victory more than air power. American troops train at a major artillery school where experts stress need for more guns and the railroad gun, weighing hundreds of tons, offers mobility and decisive fire.
A field report from Washington observes gun crews in a France-related unit. It notes artillery training emphasizes math like trigonometry and elevation angles. An American artillery officer describes hidden positions and reliance on airplane observers for targeting.
Citizens with claims against Laramie County must present them by 4 p.m. Saturday at the office of County Clerk Ida Graham. Also mentions the Sherman Paint Company in relation to a variation notice.
Engaged for three years, a woman grows restless as her partner deflects marriage talk. He pivots to physiology claiming the body changes every seven years, while she fuming at the notion vows to end the engagement if he suggests marrying a milkman.
A fragment from the Chicago Herald quotes fishermen discussing fish activity and advice on how to bait hooks. The exchange brandishes humor about fishing success and the need to "go behind" to set the bait.
A nostalgic verse lists favorite activities from sports to games and travel plus a passionate love of pie. The speaker enjoys tennis, baseball, racing, swimming, hiking, and goat driving, ending with a long list of pies including cranberry, apple, pumpkin and cherry. The lighthearted piece blends playful hobbies with a sweet, pie loving refrain.
A diarist reflects on a restless morning questioning self and belonging after marriage. The narrator wrestles with Mary and Max in a private dialogue, exploring ego, partnership, and whether love preserves individuality or turns one into a replica. The entry ends with unresolved questions and a promise to continue.
A humorous tale from Carlisle describes a clergyman who confesses to quietly pilfering a church offering after a service. He admits to a long running theft, claiming he has lifted the plate for fifteen years as the verger watches in shock. The piece cites other political figures in a satirical aside.
ABE MARTIN remarks on economic woes with farm humor about three cent a throw and cows. The brief text hints at service and daily rural life, capturing a colloquial style and local color.
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