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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1918
Page
4
The item notes telephones and editorial desks at the year’s business office. This brief entry highlights practical office services and operations.
A critical column argues Lenin nears collapse as Bolshevik rule in Russia faces opposition from socialists and revolutionaries ready to oust him. The piece questions Lenin's judgment and warns against misreading Russia’s future amid World War I alliances and German occupation risks.
The Lions Club proposes a banquet with Cheyenne city officials to outline a definite municipal improvement program. The piece commends Denver Mayor Speer and urges local groups to similar civic engagement. It notes a wheat shortage affecting French potlus and hints at farmer-driven price pressures on Congress.
Rev Stolze writes that God is accessible to all and not monopolized by any church. He cites prophets martyrs crusaders and humble servants as witnesses and notes nature and music reveal God when one keeps an open heart and mind.
A devotional plea for renewed confidence to align personal plans with divine purpose. The text then shifts to a dubious assertion about Germany and Ukraine over Odessa, claiming recapture from the Huns and a peace treaty. The passage uses dated, polemical framing without specific dates or direct sources.
A column describing France distant from combat where artillery trainees study trigonometry and angles of elevation. An officer notes education matters for artillery roles while an American officer explains trench warfare relied on aircraft observation and distant firing.
Cheyenne State Leader correspondent notes Pershing's Army in France stressing heavy guns as decisive in victory. Emphasizes artillery and aircraft interdependence, railroad guns, and the vast scale of U.S. artillery training at a major French school.
Persons having claims against Laramie county are requested to present them by 4 p.m. Saturday March at the office of County Clerk Ida Graham. Varnishing Toe Sherman Paint company.
A couple apart after three years of engagement, the man pivots to physiology claiming the body changes every seven years. He says the woman remains Miss Jones while she storms in anger vowing she won't marry a milkman. The San Antonio Light reports the scene.
A fragmentary Chicago Herald note shows a fisherman urging his son to bait a hook with lively language about fish biting. It captures a rough, colorful rural scene and relied dialogue.
A playful narrator lists favorite sports and activities from tag to tennis and swimming, interspersed with a love for pies. The verse blends motion and meals, ending with a fond, humorous ode to every kind of cherry pie and other desserts.
In a reflective diary-like fragment, an unnamed narrator debates personal belonging and ego within marriage. The dialogue centers on Max's self view and Mary's influence, probing whether Mary suppresses individuality to mirror her husband and if true happiness requires independent judgment. To Be Continued.
A humorous anecdote from Carlisle recounts a clergy member who, while on duty in a remote Cumberland church, pretends to collect alms but steals a half crowd's contribution then confesses after service. The verger is astonished as the priest claims the crime spans the last fifteen years. Influential figures are named in related editorials.
A garbled regional message mentions small payments at three cents a throw and a person named Sam possibly eating onions, with scattered words about service and a cow event. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent context.
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