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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1918

Page

6

Boy Scout Bonds Tragedy In Longmont Despair To Death

In Longmont Colorado 14 year old Bert Howard Buckley son of A A Buckley died from bichloride of mercury after a despondent episode following rebukes from peers for failing to sell Liberty bonds He helped the local Boy Scouts before the tragedy Funeral services were held at the family home and burial was in Mountainview cemetery Coroner Leslie Kelso announced the death was self inflicted

Longmont Colo Albert Howard Buckley Harold Buckley Nowerveg Aviation Corps France A. A. Buckley Buckley Boy Scouts Liberty Loan Mountainview Cemetery Leslie Kelso

Laramie River Road Blocked by Late Snow

In Wyoming, May 13, T R Sears and C F Einspaler abandoned plans to open the road between Laramie and Walden after heavy snowdrifts proved impassable. Mantie Blevins planned to move cattle overland to clear the route, with snow melting under warm wind. A resumption of automobile travel is hoped within a week or two as conditions ease.

Laramie Wyo T. R. Sears F. Einspaler Walden Mantie Blevins

Stranger on a walking tour speaks with old farmer

A passerby questions an elderly man who claims to be retired from farming and has plenty of free time. The old man joyfully contrasts his luck with a poorhouse scenario, appreciating his current fortune.

Pittsburg

Bond offerings and wartime messages in May Paris notices

The report outlines one month Honds bonds issued by the ministry of finance with 3 percent annual interest, possible higher rates for three month terms. It also notes messages of gratitude from French mothers to American mothers and a 50 year ban on German-made medical implements by the Iowa State Medical Society, as discussed at a convention.

Py Associated Resis Paris Ministry of Finance France Fort Nongeh Towa State Medical Society Germany

May Report on Wyoming and U S Crops Summary

The May crop report shows Wyoming winter wheat production at 1,869,000 bushels with 76,000 acres, and United States production at 572,599,000 bushels on 26,992,000 acres. State hay output is 1,817,000 tons with 871,000 acres seeded. pasture conditions at 88 percent. Prices listed include wheat 2.09 per bushel. hay 15.70 per ton. cotton 34 cents per pound. oats 4 cents.

Oon, O Coalition United States Ame United

Cleaning Up Battlefields Is Dangerous but Useful Task

Henry Woop reports on French army efforts to recover and repurpose war materiel from battlefields. The dangerous work includes gathering unexploded shells grenades and cartridges under fire, salvaging helmets rifles and gear, and preventing waste while aiding the fatherland.

United Free Staff France

Oil Market Advances as April Brings Record Wells

April yields record completions with twenty eight wells reported. Midwest Refining closes deal to add property by Caspar plant for a two acre wax facility. Standard Oil of Greybull builds twenty new pressure stills. New strikes at Bates Hole stir activity across Iron Creek Oil Mountain and Pine Mountain regions.

Midwest Refining Company Casper Standard Oil Company Greybull Midwest Standard Oklahoma Bates Hole Nouthwest Bates Park Iron Creek Oil Mountain Potaon Spider South Per Creek Pine Mountain Dakota New York Oil Company Curtis Petroleum Company Guo Oil Company Frank G. Curtis

Gas Wells Reach 300 Feet in Wyoming Field

Polson Spider Mohawk company drills to 300 feet in the district along with Virginian 611 reaching the same depth. Experts predict this region could become a major southern gas area with ongoing drilling. Producers and Refiners has a rig at Lusk field and Red Rose dome near Thermopolis shows gas indicators.

Mohawk Company Denver Virginian Producers and Refiners Corporation Lusk Field Red Rose Thermopolis Red Rose Company

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