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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1917
Page
4
A memorial proclamation honors fallen soldiers and the nation’s debt of gratitude. It calls on citizens to remember the pledge to safeguard liberty and national security through future sacrifices, inspired by the veterans’ example and sacrifices.
The piece argues that eradicating vice benefits Cheyenne but warns against drastic one time cures. It notes the link between liquor and the red light district and urges careful planning by the newly organized women’s group and leading citizens for an open meeting to consider the full problem.
The New York World argues for sane censorship over total press freedom during war. It criticizes German propaganda and pro German outlets for spreading military secrets and warns of government overreach that could threaten free press and national security.
A New York World critique notes a shift in American business where corporations now openly support the national liberty loan. Railroads, banks, brokers, and merchants mobilize to advertise, distribute bonds, and urge patronage, with companies offering bonds through employees and customers alike.
Wyoming editor reports Major General Pershing could be revived as the army's head in France. A Washington correspondent highlights Pershing's cavalry background, rugged leadership, and praised command as the finest of its size, with public support growing in Wyoming. Continued on Page Five.
A Cheyenne reader from Chepetine Wyoming asks the Public Forum Editor to publish a notice discouraging singing only parts of My Country Tis of Thee. The letter stresses respect for the anthem and asks authorities to clarify expectations for proper hymn usage.
Yesterday two firms filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. The Wyoming Motor Company declares capital of 100000 with Casper as its principal place of business and directors J Burke Patrick Burke and B Dean for the first year. The room remw ay is capitalized at 500000 with directors George D McDonald R D Carey Alva Brubaker F R Spear and D Maurer of Douglas. The principal office will be located at Clenrock.
A tribute poem by ft. 8. Bartlett on unknown graves in hills and swamps where unnamed soldiers lie unmarked and unnoted, their valor honored with flowers and memories. Nature comforts their repose as their sacrifice is remembered as heroism in the Southland and mountains.
Denver May 29 Standard Oil leaders rate Wyoming's Big Muddy as the most promising potential high grade petroleum field besides others under exploration in the state. Investors expect prices to rise with expanding demand from autos, while wells by Merritt and Midwest target the district.
The piece notes dwindling chances for new large fields outside Wyoming and Kentucky due to high drilling costs and scarce supplies. It states crude oil is undervalued versus other commodities, with prices only slightly higher than a year ago despite higher costs and lower output. April field reports show East of the Mississippi runs at 2.8 million barrels and deliveries at 3.6 million, while Mid-Continent runs near 9.8 million and deliveries over 10.1 million barrels.
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