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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1918
Page
6
The article describes aviator instruction at Camp Tw in Italy during May 1940. It details daily routines with pilots, ground school topics, motor and aircraft theory, navigational practice, and physical drills. Students discuss instrument use and sea conditions with experienced warrant officers guiding actions under varying conditions.
Notice is given of the annual stockholders meeting of The Mountain and Gulf Company in Cheyenne Wyoming on Tuesday June 11 1918 at 1 50 p m to elect a Board of Directors for the next year and conduct other business. A special meeting is also called for June 1018 at 1 50 p m to consider amending Article IV to increase directors from five to seven and act on the resolution. President Aitken signed the notice.
Paris reports plans to preserve mental ruins as a cultural heritage project. Officials outlined steps to protect historic sites and promote public awareness of the country’s archival and memory resources.
The speaker urges eliminating brand bias and shipping from distant mills, advocating local production and faster distribution. Emphasizes conserving every kernel, reducing transportation, and supporting local mills to meet community needs and national ally responsibilities.
Legal notice to Albert D. Johnston executor and Douglas A. Preston attorney general of Wyoming. Mary J. Sowers and Harvey Bowers seek to determine heirs and distribution of the Sowers estate with real property in Nebraska and personal property in Wyoming. Order of service issued to all interested parties.
A trunk carried by an expressman went missing containing two suits and other apparel. A reward is offered by the Leader's Office for information leading to recovery. Also note a newly devised lock aims to prevent auto theft by blocking steering wheel movement after slight turning.
Ten of the allied flags without the United States still hang in the state capitol area as decorations for the One Hundred Percent American ball. They will remain under an age order by the capitol commission. Other allied flags will be collected and added to the display.
The Latcombe county district court relocates from the old courthouse to the east wing of the state capitol, occupying second floor quarters during courthouse construction. Three offices move: Judge W. C. Mentier, court stenographer T. Paul Wilcox, and Clerk of Court T. Joe Fisher. A portion of court records go to the capitol. the rest stay in the new courthouse.
London May 70. The King's Bench division held that tea leaves are not a food under the anti hoarding order. A woman fined 250 for hoarding 122 pounds of tea argues the term article of food should include tea leaves. The court said people do not eat tea leaves, so the order does not apply.
London reports an article by Eugene Zimmermann in the Berlin Lokal Anzeiger praising seven Ludendorff associates. Names include Colonel von Merz Lieutenant Colonel Wetzels Lieutenant Colonel Hauer Major Frahnert Major von Bockelberg Major von Harbou and Captain Geyer with claims of calm reliability and decisive unanimity.
Birmingham reports a national plan to curb household coal consumption to prevent industrial rationing. A Home Office audit shows coal from mines totaling 248,475,119 tons, down 7,876,292 tons from prior output.
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