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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1918
Page
5
Henry Clews notes the Liberty loan attracted nearly 17 million subscribers, with broad public distribution. He forecasts strong war support, warns against overreliance on wealthy interests, and discusses railroads, steel, cotton, and farm prospects amid Allied gains and U.S. troop mobilization.
A Cody resident, Paul Hilaenbeck, born in Germany, returns from France after serving in old Company K and the 116th ammunition train. He was discharged honorably for German birth, prompting caution about sharing details of ports and voyage. The report notes his wartime journey and admission to the United States.
The Red Crow calf fetched 265.23 dollars at a War Me Nepet sale at Thermopolis. Aaron lush farm sale proceeds go to the Red Crow chapter. T D Dempsey led bidding at 40 then won as the highest bidder. Dempsey will donate the calf for town sale to benefit the Red Crow drive.
Names listed on the honor roll include Mrs John Morton of Douglas Wye Philip Rekardt George Powell Albert D Chamberlain Martha RB Sears Mrs A PD Chamberlain Miles Shepherd and others for contributions to the $1000 W S S Club fund.
May F. Groves, owner of the Buffalo Bill Te ranch, and Dr Mille arrived from Philadelphia to Cody. Monte Jones hosted about thirty locals for a banquet at the Irma, as Groves declares Cody his home and plans a hunting trip with Mille.
Thermopolis, Wyo. May 3. Congressman Mondell has asked the government to donate two cannons and equipment no longer used for war. The pieces would be placed at a portable site near the park entrance to enhance the grounds as Thermopolis develops its forest park.
A travel observer on a road out of Peking mentions an orakeman calling stations in Chinese, noting it sounds familiar and evokes homesickness. The remark captures travel weariness and cultural contrast in the Courier Journal’s regional voice.
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