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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1919

Page

4

High School Marketing Course Teaches Practical Food Skills

In several cities high school girls take marketing classes focusing on meat cuts, soup ingredients, egg and butter freshness, and provender quality. The program trains them to run future homes economically while serving maximum quality, countering claims schools ignore real life problems.

Pauper Relief Rates Across Great Britain In April

April reports show 05 066 daily pauper relief applications in Greater London, down 13 from March and 75 from 1918. Across 35 urban areas the average daily relief was 236 477, rate 116 per 10 000. Ireland remains highest at 82 per 10 000, with Scotland 149, London 144, and other English Welsh districts 106.

Great Britain Greater London Ireland Scotland London

Anti Americanism in Japan Rises Amid Rising Tensions

The piece outlines how Japanese anger toward the United States stems from fears of U S influence in world affairs, discrimination against Japanese in Pacific coast states, opposition to the racial equality principle, and resentment over U S roles in East Asia. It attributes anti U S sentiment to perceived American China Japan Korea actions and accuses officials of scape grounding.

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Americans demand equal treatment from Japan on U S standards

The author argues that Americans do not hate or fear the Japanese but want them to accept racial equality in practice. They urge Japan to act like Americans, honor U S standards, and acknowledge America’s right to maintain those standards in relations between the two nations.

Amerie Japan America

Boosts Aircraft Industry Through Wartime Training

The article Credits U S industrial training in aeroplane factories for America's rapid postwar aircraft production growth. It notes early unpreparedness and a surge in hiring trained workers, with training plans analyzed hundreds of processes. The U S Training Service published a pamphlet detailing the program in a major aircraft plant.

America U.S United States Training Service

Wheatfield Days Promote Modern Wheat Raising Methods

Agricultural experiment stations in several states plan Wheatfield Days at farms to demonstrate modern wheat growing. Farmers will tour experimental plots, hear talks, and observe proof of advanced techniques. The program aims to educate neighbors and promote practical demonstrations on improving yields.

German chancellor warns of vast jail for Germany

The German chancellor says peace terms will create an enormous jail of Germany where 60,000,000 people must labor for victors. He notes strong sentiment but underestimates the punishment others deserve. The World surveys saloon versus dry amendment debates and voices irony as trans-Atlantic flights headline the era.

Germany

Two Hundred Men to Be Employed at Pits

Glenrock Wyoming May 23 The force of seventy five men now employed at the gravel beds of the Chicago and North Western railroad company east of this place is to be increased to two hundred to get out sufficient ballast for truck relaying to Wyoming during the summer.

Glenrock Wyo Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company Wyoming

Force Will Be Largest Ever Employed at the Pits

The report notes that force will be the largest ever employed at the pits, with authorities planning to deploy extensive manpower and equipment to control the site. High priority operations are expected to begin immediately and continue until stabilization is achieved.

Austrian Treaty to Be Delivered Monday

Austrian peace terms are to be delivered to Austrian delegates in St. Germain en Laye early next week, possibly Monday, marking a key step in postwar negotiations.

ST. Germain-En-Laye

Sheriff Low Roach Convalesces After Illness in Wyoming

WHEATLAND WY May 21 Sheriff Alonzo S Roach of Platte County, once critically ill with pneumonia, has begun convalescing after a period of severe sickness. Plowing done. Phone 661W.

Wheatland Wyo Alonzo S. Roach Platte

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