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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1918
Page
17
The article describes visits to French schools and streets, noting low benches, childlike citizens in uniform, and scenes of classrooms, medals, and meals. It portrays public schooling, child care, and daily life in wartime France with a traveler’s observer tone and vivid, sometimes humorous detail.
The Wyoming Stock Growers Association will hold its annual meeting in Kemmerer Wyoming on Thursday April 11 1918 at 10 oclock am for officer election and other business. Alice Smith secretary.
The report shows mild above normal temperatures with 42 degrees actual mean on the date and a 4 degree rise in the last 24 hours. Highest wind velocity 20 mph from the west. Precipitation since January 11 at 1.55 inches and normal since January 1 at 1.47 inches.
Harness repair details list services from Morris Harness shop at 420 West 16th Street. The note references repairs for Bon Ton livery and dates to February 19, 1 month prior.
The Office of City Clerk invites sealed proposals by April 8 1918 for leasing hay lands known as the Pease homestead and Round Top reservoir area in Cheyenne Wyoming. Bids may offer cash yearly rental or a share of annual hay crops, for two years with grazing rights and required upkeep. The city may reject any or all bids and bids must be sealed and endorsed Proposal for Hay Land.
Mrs Print Storey of Evanston visited Mr Storey’s parents on East Tenth Street while relatives in Iowa keep others busy with family travel and health updates. Several residents are noted for illnesses quarantines travel, hospital stays, and family farewells, with parish and community events mentioned.
Sergeant E. H. Klein, formerly band leader with an infantry detach ment, has returned from France and will rejoin his wife and children in Idaho after a two year separation. He boarded a west bound train at 3 35 p m for Consur O Blanc. The Klein family has a long band tradition with four brothers retired as band leaders and their father before them. He previously served at Fort Mackenzie before coming from Mexico.
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