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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1918

Page

6

Indians Loyal Says Red Fox Dashes for YMCA Work

Red Fox Skinhoshe the Blackfoot leader, famed for relief missions and patriotic work, travels from the Blackfoot reservation toward Wyoming and Montana to organize Indian Young Men's Christian Association branches. He and companion Van Kothmann report on past campaigns, interviews with governors and the president, and readiness of 50,000 Indians to fight if needed. Red Fox spoke in New York before 25,000 people, urging support for national service and border defense.

Casper, Wyo Red Fox Skinhoshe Red Fox Blackfoot Reservation Glacier National Park Mont Washington Indian Young Men's Christian Association Tet Fox Columbia University WY. M. C New York Maker

Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Cited By River Falls Woman

A River Falls woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving her from surgery after doctors in Eau Claire advised an operation. She reports relief from a side harm and urges other women facing similar gynaecological troubles to try the remedy.

Black River Falls Wis Lydia EP Sonsom Ned Eau Claire Lydia E. Pinkham River Pulla Wia Aledivine Co Lyne

Campbell Soups Man Hunting at Meeteetse

Campbell Soups magnate F. E. Groves of Philadelphia travelled to Meeteetse with Dr. Mille and guides Joe and Monte Jones for a big bear hunt in the Wind River country. Earl Hammitt and crew, delayed by a storm, moved on from Meeteetse rim toward Owl Creek, planning a six week expedition via Jackson Hole.

Meetertse Wyo Groves Philadelphia South Fork Meeteetse Dr. Mille Wind River Country Joe Monte Jones Earl Hammitt Meeteetse Rim Jonoa Owl Cpeek Jackson Hole

Honor Roll for $1000 W S S Club Honor Roll

A crowded list of names appears as an honor roll associated with the $1000 W. S. S. Club. Included are W. C. Levine, William Mullen, Mrs. Ida Hows, Margaret Burdick, Thomas Sunter, Charles Lane, Hilliard Midgely, and many others, with scattered company names such as Western Life Ins. Co and The Ingersoll Stores Co.

W. C. Levine William Bb. Mullen Ida M. Hows Margaret Burdick Thomas Sunter Charles KK. Lane Hilliard S. Midgely William Kinkead W. Burdick J. St. Carpenter Evens Bros le Decker I I. Hynde Samuel Idelman France Maral Charles Smith M. I. Thompson Claude Palmer Western Life Ins. Co Toyda W. Plummer Hon Shoe & Clothing Co W. Stone W. Riner Curts the Ingersoll Stores Co M. Huesthew Dale Morton Douglas Philip Rekart George Powell Albert C. Clumsbertain Martha I. Sears A. I. Chamberlain Miles Shepherd Max J. Meyer Gauft & Breanschweig Charles L. Rigdon George P. Johnston VK. Warren J. B. Stimpwon John A. Martin W. 3 Carpenter M. A. Kline William Dunstan Prine Carl H. Meuhihausen George Joffee Kally Lewhanek and. Weber Naard M.ied Moteng Davis A. D. Johnston George BK Abbott Marlen Hocker Kol Newman Vat Ways John Brown Mra Christing Jorgensen Connell Pens Veronia A. Walter Mra Mary Vrad D. Bole Ih Noaitty

Ploughgirl Keeps Him A Happy Boy In Wartime Farm Work

London May 17 My Dear Sis a letter from Roeland describes a boy on a Shepherd's farm near Rickmansworth planting potatoes with both young and old workers, a ploughgirl named Miss Brearey and a veteran guard. The writer praises the women on the farm, their skill with horses and cattle, and notes farmer Ayre's support for girl labor while warning of potential pay and hours changes. The scene highlights patriotism, hard work, and the social shift during wartime farming.

London Sis Sin Shepherd's Farm Rickmeansworth Charlies II Nore Roeland Mr. Ayre Mise Hawes Eis Neomes Nana

Salvage crew uncovers seven hundred sovereigns in raid area

London May 17 Workmen at salvage sites in a district hit by an air raid recovered a debris box containing seven hundred sovereigns. The report notes the mole at the frieze attempt remained largely intact, yet comments on beauty ideals among observers.

London Zeebrugee

No U S Slackers to Be Found in England

London reports that excluding expatriates, about 9000 American male civilians and 1600 females live in Britain. Officials say few if any U S slackers remain among draft age, as all citizens registered and many enlisted, while others are older. Passports to Europe require wartime business proof and War Department permission.

London British Isles America British Home Office Britain Army Europe War Department

Ferry Provides Dangerous Ford on Oregon Trail

GREEN RIVER WY May 17 Precaution against disaster at the perilous crossing on the old Oregon trail has been taken with a 40 by 12 foot cable ferry at Green River a few inches above this point Owner Harry Case operates the boat which makes the crossing safe at all times Previously only low water or bitter cold periods allowed passage and the crossing saw many disasters since 1849 and into later decades along the old trail toward the Pacific Northwest.

Green River Wyo Harry Case Pacific Northwest

Food shortages spark govt talk on dog biscuit supply

London on May 17 reports that dog biscuit stocks are near depletion by month’s end. A government committee representing the treasury home office agriculture and food ministries is convening to decide whether new production will be undertaken to avert a food shortage for dogs.

Reciprocal News Service London Treasury Home Office Board of Agriculture Ministry of Food

Dog control sparks public debate across nations

The text argues there is a possible plan to destroy mongrel dogs despite public opposition shown in letters to newspapers. It notes a terrier figure in homes while fathers are at the front, comments on higher dog prevalence in Britain and Ireland, and suggests kennel associations may influence blooded dogs’ prospects amid a precarious future for monarchs.

England Scotland Ireland America

Vocational Psychology Established in Berlin on American Lines

Stockholm May 17 A labor association for vocational psychology has been formed in Berlin with cooperation from industry leaders and scientists. An American inspired system will help employers and workers assess aptitudes for jobs. Hamburg trials test attention and reaction using rapid letter sequences and color signals to map focus and speed.

Berlin Stockholm Hamburg Hugo Munsterberg America

Death of Lieut. Col. Bourne After Garden Work

Lieut. Col. Casimir Arthur Bourne retired at 63 died of exhaustion after a long day tending his vegetables. He was a brother-in-law of Lord Farrer, reported from London on May 17.

London Casimir Arthur Bourne Lord Farrer

Douglas Stages Cadet Exhibition

The annual cadet exhibition and school field day is set for Friday afternoon May 14 at the State fair grounds starting 1 15 p m. Activities include a grand parade led by the Douglas City band a grade track meet flag drill human flag maypole dance cadet company maneuvers and boys and girls contests followed by athletic events and a Douglas Gun club exhibition at 6 30 p m.

Douglas Wyo Douglas City Band Plense Douglas Gun Club

Paper Makers Convene in Dayton to Save Coal

Dayton May 17 400 members of the National Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry convene for a two day session. The main risk problem is how to produce the most paper with the least coal and to address zonal conservation for mills not using water power amid possible railroad congestion with war materials.

Dayton National Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry

Ready made standard civilian suits proposed for London

May 17 reports Sir Charlie Sykes of the War Office proposes ready made standard suits for civilians in London. Materials include strong worsted serge in blue and gray at 19.20 dollars, tweed cheaper at about 13.68 dollars.

London Sir Charlie) Sykes Woo! Tertily Department

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