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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1917

Page

13

Weaver Pleads for Sanitation

With moderate attendance the High School Parent-Teacher Association met in the assembly room Tuesday evening with President Will Reid presiding. The program included piano solo Herbert Woodman Monskeal reading Miss Josephine Pegg and Miss Laura Lee, Hygiene and Sanitation by Adjt. Gen. Weaver, a Hianio duet by the Misses Ida and Pearl Bernstein, and a Frances Mentzer vocal. Weaver urged absolute cleanliness, elimination of filth, and proper body care, and the president urged larger attendance and bringing a new parent to the November 6 meeting.

Parent-Teacher Association Will Reid Herbert Woodman Monskeal Josephine Pegg Laura Lee the Pine Weaver

Railroads Move 720000 Troops To Training Camps

The railroads report moving about 720000 soldiers from home to training camps or embarkation points as the National Guard regular army and new National Army assemble. Special schedules covered 1421 towns and the longest train run was 1514 miles from Yuma Arizona to Fort Riley Kansas taking 48 hours. The shortest trip was District of Columbia to Camp Meade Maryland under 25 miles.

Washington National Army Raiilroads’ War Board National Guard Regnar Army New National Army Yuma Arizona Fort Riley Kansas District of Columbia Camp Meade Maryland

Public Forum Urges County Emergency Work in Wyoming

In a letter to the editor from Laramie county Wyoming the call for emergency county home demonstration work cites a 1917 federal aid bill. Laramie joins Lincoln and Platte counties in sharing benefits with government funding and county support. Katharine Dennitt oversees the Laramie program with Bennitt a Wy University graduate and Turin Lone student at Tench ore College. The effort aims to engage women countywide to meet conservation and clothing care challenges while delivering practical outcomes.

Laramie County Wyoming Congress Lincoln Platte Powile Mins Katharine Dennitt Miew Bennitt University of Wyre Ming Tenchore’ College Columbian Wnivernits New York City Tie County Cvtizen

Pormer Pared Pissed See Portel Booz in Cheyenne

Lavan Lebeer a former cablet in Cheyenne pleaded guilty to the charge of selling liquor without license. He was fined 110 by the Police Magistrate after a brief afternoon hearing. An officer reported Lebeer had purchased a drink of whisky at his place.

Lavan Lebeer Cheyenne Leber

Nine Arrested in Raid on Marathon Pool Hall

Police raid on the Marathon pool hall in West Lincoln highwar results in the arrest of nine men: George F. Tierdom M. Norean I. Patterson James Fitereriid Charles Wirisht A. O. C. McCarty J. C. Murphy W. J. Henderson and Pete Siebien. Bail set at 25 dollars for their court appearance. investigation notes a basement dive card game ongoing and possible involvement of other officers.

Marathon West Lincoln Highwar Charles B. Embers Jack McFarland Emil Christensen George FP Tierdom KB. M. Norean I. Patterwin James Fitereriid Charles Wirisht A. O C. McCarty J .C. Murphy W. J. Henderson Pete Siebieten Inez Fall Wright Madace Plice Koeow Yann

Weather Summary for Daingerfield and Nearby Areas

The report shows a 2 p.m. high of 75 degrees and a low of 5 degrees, with an 82 degree actual reading for the date. Winds reach 24 mph from the NW at 2 40 p.m. Precipitation since January 11 totals 1.249 inches, while normal since January 1 is 12.22 inches.

Mone Uf Daingerfield

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