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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1917

Page

16

Acreage to Be Enlarged for Winter Wheat in Wyoming

Circular from WG Rueht chairing the state council of national defense asks Wyoming counties to raise winter wheat and fall plantings by percentages versus 1916. The notice lists county by county acreage goals and the statewide total, plus guidance on marketing open wheat and rye crops and seed supply reminders to notify if surplus seed exists.

WG. Rueht National Defense Wyoming Department of Agriculture Wromineg Ford Thor Europe Aeroee Atlantic

Dr Getran Pisenbrand Mystery Incident in Chicago

In Chicago on September 11 doctor Getran Pisenbrand a 47 year old man did not return home after a day at the Republic Building his whereabouts and condition were unclear as police investigated the incident and family awaited news.

Chicago Getran Pisenbrand Republic

Dron't miss the Giersdert Wasicn

Fragmentary notice promotes a parish event at the parish house with unclear time and location details. Names and specifics are garbled, but references to a company or group are present and invite attendance.

Giersdert Wasicn Om. Tenighe Ailission

Korniloff Troops Fire on Petrograd Continues

The Petrograd council of deputies, meeting after rumors of a revolt, declared itself in permanent session. It announced special measures against counter revolutionary agitation and reported General Verkhovsky remained loyal and did not join Korniloff.

Council of Deputies Sesson Counccil Verkhovsky Petrograd Motiles Korniloff Verkhove

Eastern Star Votes to Aid U S Food Administration

The Wyoming Eastern Star approves a resolution urging members to join the U S Food Administration to support saving and substitution. The move is read to all chapters statewide, with other routine business and officer elections noted. New officers include Mary P. Knittle Douglas as grand matron and Lily E. Townsend as grand treasurer. Installation conducted by Emma Ocobach of Michigan.

United States Food Administration Wyoming Eastern Star Mary P. Knittle Douglas R. J. Daley Rawlins Cora S. Adams Sheridan Sumner Miller Pine Bluffs Inez M. Robinson Cheyenne Lily BE. Townsend Casper Grace D. Copeland Sarah Haskins Loramie Emma. Ocobach Michigan Order of Eastern Star United States

318 Men to Go in Second Draft Quota Sept. 19

The Adjutant General announces the second draft quota for Wyoming towns for October 19 training at American Lake Wash. Total 318 men from Cheyenne to Green River are called. This group forms 40 percent of the 5 percent draft increment. a third increment goes October 3, with the rest later.

American Lake Training Camp Wash Wyoming National Army Weaver Cheyenne Laramie Gillette Rawlins Douglas Torrington Buffalo Kemmerer Casper Sheridan Green River Worland Newcastle Lusk Total

Oil exploration begins near Cheyenne four miles north

The Diamond Oil Company works with Cheyenne partner on a test drill four miles north of Cheyenne on J. K. Stoddard’s ranch to find oil. Geologists differ on depth. L. J. Kimball predicts shallow oil while M. C. Hardman of Casper doubts reaching oil with known rigs.

Cieyvenne Diamond Oil Company Cheyenne J. K. Stoddard L. J. Kimball M. C. Hardman Casper

Senator Diers Leads Wyoming Food Conservation Drive

Senator Theodore C. Diers of Sheridan, federal food administrator for Wyoming, returns to Cheyenne to launch a five method program to reduce food costs. The plan includes investigations into stocks and costs, preventing hoarding, regulating supplies and equipment, and banning waste. Diers targets publicity on costs and aims to enlist housewives with pledge cards, disband hoarding, and keep food moving until after the war.

Theodore C. Diers Sheridan Wyoming Cheyenne Diers Washington Herbert C. Hoover Tdiers Food Administration State Council of Defense Emmeline Whitcomb The Agricultural College

First Cavalry Band Concert at Fort Russell

The First Cavalry band under Jules F. Jacques played yesterday afternoon at regimental headquarters. The program included March The Outpost, Bohemian Girl, American Patrol and Pride of the Regiment. The Four Patrollers were praised. Jacques named assistant band leader.

First Cavalry Jules F. Jacques Laurendean Waltz Lazare Lampe Lipcke Miller Tom Jacques First Cavalry Band Hulbert United States

September crop report for Wyoming issued

The September crop report for Wyoming summarizes estimates from the Bureau of Crop Estimates and the Weather Bureau. It lists preliminary production for spring wheat at 4 116 000 bushels and potatoes at 1 750 000 bushels with price averages on September 1 at 217 cents for wheat and 180 cents for corn.

Wyoming Bureau of Crop Estimates Weather Bureau Department of Agriculture

Sammies Will Get Cigarettes in Kits

Harry A. Nugent of Liggett & Meyers visits Cheyenne and orders 300000 Chesterfield cigarettes shipped by express. The company distributes eight kits with cigarettes and tobacco to Sammies at 25 cents, including a donor card. Also lists local prices for produce and a parish house event tonight.

Harry A. Nugent Liggett & Meyers Tobacco Company Cheyenne Nugent Express Liggett & Meyers Company Sammy

Iron-Nuxated Iron Promises Vitality At Any Age

An advertisement features Dr E Sauer praising Nuxated Iron as a strength builder for men around age 50 and beyond. It claims improved energy, endurance, and health, with testimonials of recoveries in 10 to 14 days and a $1000 charity challenge if the product fails to boost strength in under four weeks.

New York, N Tron E. Sauer Roedel

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