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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1918
Page
5
A vivid travelogue from Parisian and provincial schools showing wartime life. The authors describe a school courtyard, benches near the floor, child-centered facilities, meals served for six cents or nothing, and mixed gender classrooms with early public schooling amid war. The piece notes baths and washstands, then hints at a continuation.
The annual meeting will be in Kemmerer Wyoming on Thursday April 11 1918 at 10 o’clock a m for election of officers and other business. Alice Smith secretary.
Weather bulletin notes slightly above freezing temperatures and colder Monday forecast. Actual mean temperature 42 degrees with 4 warmer in last 24 hours and 2 degree rise at 4 15 pm. Highest wind 20 mph west. record precipitation since January 11 at 1.55 inches.
Harness shop at 420 West 16th Street offers repair services for harnesses and related equipment. Bon Ton livery provides scrvss, with the notice dated February 19 and lasting one month.
The City of Cheyenne invites sealed proposals for leasing hay lands known as Pease homestead and Round Top reservoir area. Bids due by April 8 1918. options include cash yearly rent or share of crops. Two year term with grazing allowed. city may reject any bid.
Mrs Print Storey of Evanston spent Sunday to Tuesday with Mr Storey s parents in East Tenth Street. Many neighbors visit relatives in Iowa and attend family events. Local illnesses and recoveries include Eugene Beacon ill with whooping cough and Mrs Leeman undergoing treatment in Sidney Neb. Community notes report quarantines lifted, travel to Denver Arapahoe and North Platte, and a hospital update on Elsie Scott after surgery. Funeral service for a local resident held at Lakeview with interment.
SHERIDAN Wyoming March 10 Sergeant E H Klein who led a detach ment band in France since 1917 returns home to Idaho to rejoin his wife and children after two years apart His four brothers are retired band leaders and his father was a bandleader He sailed from Mexico and was stationed earlier at Fort Mackenzie before returning home on the west bound train to Consur O Blanc
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