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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1918
Page
2
The author argues Sunday should be a day of balanced recreation for body and spirit. He weighs Sunday movies against church life, suggesting moral aims and accessibility of church offerings can attract workers away from cinema crowds while fostering spiritual growth.
An Army memo recommends using a peat laundry twined as a model in France for its arrangement and expandability to meet needs. It is built on a wall play with operations by Williams for soldiers and convenience, while soldier work is accepted. trust digs and steel can be shipped to the border or another post quickly.
In El Paso Texas on May 18 war and thrift stamps are being distributed through offices, schools, clubs and churches. Organizations are canvassed and stamp supplies left with superintendents for employee distribution as contests begin to see which firm buys the most stamps.
A vintage promotional clipping invites readers to mail a clipped notice to Foley & Co in Chicago to receive a trial package of Foley products including Honey and Tar Compound Foley Pills and Foley Company tablets for coughs colds and relief of aches and pains.
San Francisco May 17 nurses will lead a national Red Cross parade day May 21 as part of a drive to raise 100 million dollars. More than five million people expected in lines across 15 hundred cities and towns including California Arizona and Nevada. The display features nurses in various service uniforms from military hospital to home defense and public health ranks, followed by chapter members and mothers of service members.
The History Teachers' Magazine notes women teachers in public schools contributed to a national effort titled Why the United States In at War. More than 600 contestants entered the competition, organized by the National Board of Historical Service, founded April 29 1819 with Dr. James T. Shotwell as first chairman.
A compact notice outlines war related study activities including research work, readings, lectures in cantonments, and associated newspaper mentions. It highlights an organized bibliography and a schedule of formal and informal lectures.
Dr William W Peet reports 16 female graduates among 306 students at the Girls College of Constantinople run on an international basis with English as a common language. Graduates are to become advocates of civilization, village improvement, and higher standards of living in Turkish society, aiding women’s education and national uplift.
Young J. R. Pringe alias J W Preston leaves Rawlins prison and is handed to Iowa governor’s rep Joseph Lampman. Convicted of larceny in 1914, he served in Iowa, broke parole in 1916, and was later jailed in Albany county Wyoming. He now faces an extra term in Iowa for parole violation.
National League results include New York 1 with Pittsburg 6, Brooklyn 7 over Chicago 2, Philadelphia 6 over St Louis, and Boston 11 over Detroit while New York 4 defeats Boston 11? American League shows Boston 11 and New York 4, St Louis 2, Philadelphia 4 over Cleveland 5, Washington 1, and Chicago 0.
May 18 reports from Bad Huria say General Seminart’s anti-Bolshevik movement has received reinforcements from Cosacks and Durata. The starving Trans-Baikal population is described as welcoming him as a deliverer.
London spectators will see the American army versus navy game at Arsenal Grounds Highbury next Saturday afternoon. Proceeds go to the British Red Cross Society. Navy features players from Admiral Sims headquarters and semi pro backgrounds. army showcases A B F London base players and college stars.
Frederick Bacon a Wyoming stockman died last night at St John s hospital after an acute attack. He was about 65 and unmarried, long a ranch foreman for Du Séirs of Boston later Warren Livestock, and briefly city clerk before his death. His sister in Boston is the sole known relative.
Washington May 18. The third Liberty loan total reached 4 1 7 0 010 050 an over subscription of 89 percent. About 17 000 000 subscribers were reported with every federal reserve district over subscribed. Minneapolis averaged 172 percent and New York 124 percent, the lowest.
Vice Admiral Sims cabled the navy department that the American steamer Neches, previously reported torpedoed, had been sunk by a collision with a small steamer. No lives were lost.
Notice that the stockholders of United Western Oil Company will meet on May 24, 1918 at 8 p m to elect directors for the ensuing year and transact other business. Transfer books close May 18, 1908 at 12 noon. Secretary Fred Shingle signs the notice.
For rent notices offer furnished or unfurnished sleeping rooms. One room suitable for two gentlemen, modern facilities. Contact 8505 for details about rent and availability near Pioneer street.
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