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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1917
Page
12
The readable text is an unclear fragment from a Cheyenne newspaper item with garbled words and missing context. No identifiable people events or organizations can be determined from the legible portion.
An essay argues that school histories reflect each country’s view of itself and its wars. It notes France Germany and America teach divergent versions of past conflicts and warns that future German histories may repeat bias, delaying a fair verdict of history.
A government release reports the American Red Cross will spend twelve million dollars on war relief in Europe over six months. Funds support hospital construction, civilian aid, tuberculosis prevention, and prisoner aid across France Belgium and allied territories with involvement from U S citizens and medical staff.
Local inquiry seeks urgent information on a group described as live wires linked to the top selling auto accessory. Reference mentions L. Knapp and Hotel Maing with an address to investigate.
Cheyenne promises a top act as the ijers wort company opens a week run at the Ka Ele theatre on Sixteenth and Thames. The company features Little Miss Amarita, Western Nightingale, a standout child star praised for a remarkable voice. Free concerts with the orchestra will tour principal streets each evening.
The fragment provides a hurried notice about a travel or event involving a 4.8 animal touring caravan. Details are incomplete, with key names and places unreadable, preventing precise identification.
Three oil companies filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Centennial Petroleum, capitalized at 1,000,000. New Amalgamated Petroleum, 1,250,000. Weber Petroleum, 2,600,000. An additional filing was Kemmerer Hock Springs Coal Company, capitalized at 10,000.
Lois Alster age one died Saturday night and will be buried from Early's chapel at 2 30 this afternoon. Rev J W Rodgers of the African Methodist church will conduct the services. Interment at Toakoview. Two cases of diphtheria reported in Cheyenne with health officer Emil Christensen noting typhoid or scarlet fever has not been reported.
The state hoard at the lund hoard met at the tatehouse in regular session yesterday.
Ed Lane an attorney and his wife with father William W Lane went to Denver last week and returned Sunday.
Cheyenne sendsry fires on two men spotted near Crystal Lake dam while patrolling the city waterworks. Probers previously attempted to tamper with the Round Top reservoir, fueling fears of a plot against the water supply and Fort Russell.
Report notes two men seen prowling near the reservoir. A sentry fired several shots but no injuries were reported. No statements were made about motives and Crystal Inke declined to comment.
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports Cheyenne Wyoming for 24 hours ending 6 p m September 10. Temperature 47 70 degrees with mean 58 degrees. highest 71, lowest 46. humidity 100 rising to 69. Precipitation 0 1 inch in last 48 hours. Total since January 1 11 99 inches. Normal 14 51 inches. Wind mainly southeast 4 50 p m.
An advertising feature extols sugar as the essential fuel of civilization, urging readers to view sugar as the twentieth century carbohydrate energy. It traces beet sugar rise from 19th century experiments to wartime importance, compares fuel values, and links sugar to national self sufficiency and war effort.
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