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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1919
Page
12
Dr. Famer J. Clark notes in Social Studies of the War that AEF soldiers ranked cowardice selfishness hypocrisy disloyalty and meanness as top sins far from profanity gambling or drunkenness. The piece compares a soldier's code with the nonreligious gentleman's ethic and argues Christian tenets condemn hypocrisy, disloyalty and selfishness.
A South Carolina grocer writes that high food prices stem from non producers and reduced output. He argues many work only part time and that producing more would cut costs, while limiting nonessential purchases would lower prices. He urges shared responsibility to curb inflation.
A negro car washer, two months on a new job, seeks work elsewhere after a clash with Mr. Smith. He claims Smith spoke rough and fired him, prompting the relocation to another garage. The man insists he will not return to the previous employer.
The passage notes that machine guns have been used with similar frequency in American cities after the armistice as before. It argues that riots in Petrograd, Berlin or Boston would reveal date line swaps, and reflects that in cities like Chicago Washington and Boston the error was not using force sooner and more decisively.
A fragment references a separate peace with Germany and a separate peace with our offended allies, indicating wartime diplomacy language. The text is incomplete and lacks identifiable dates or entities beyond Germany and unnamed allies.
The article notes widespread 1919 changes to game laws in 41 of 44 states and provinces. Season lengths varied with some lengthened and others shortened. Vermont and Texas repeated protections for does while New York Ontario reduced deer bag limits. Maine curbed deer exports and banned moose and deer meat in lumber camps.
Advertisements in French newspapers promise safe fields and ruins as battle sites left by opposing armies. The sellers guarantee intact trenches dugouts barbed wire and dismantled tanks and guns, aiming to profit from future visitors to the war areas.
The tramp of marching soldiers seems out of step due to sound traveling from different distances. Although feet strike in unison, ears receive the treading at varying times, creating the illusion of irregular rhythm.
General Pershing commends American soldiers for facing a trained army with courage and enthusiasm. He credits the troopers with earning the reception and hopes the fallen will be honored with eternal shrines and public patriotism.
Archy Auld lost in No 7 mine after wandering through a hole and cave‑in. He was found next morning by miners, exposed to cold but recovering. A bronze tablet will honor Archie L Hay, killed in France, at the Episcopal church service led by Bishop Thomas of Cheyenne.
The article surveys diverse topics from silk value and bullion-like shipments to stork folklore in Holland and aluminum soles for damp work shoes. It notes private train guards for silk convoys, stork nesting customs, public funding for storks at The Hague, and a growing use of aluminum in footwear. It contrasts with a British parliament post office workload and Prussia’s injury from abdication. It ends with cider presses surging after noted events and a Fort Gaines editor’s hopeful winter outlook.
In Cleveland the lineup features Batieries Jones and Schang with Cova leskle and O'Neil reaching a decisive moment. This brief note highlights player names and a key game context.
Wyoming increases daily rate for wards at Florence Crittenden Home in Denver from 50 cents to 1.00. State board approves the higher cost reflecting living and labor increases, aligning with Colorado payments for Wyoming female felons. The home’s management had terminated the old contract citing unsustainability. The firing line is seeking volunteers.
State Labor Commissioner Harry Hoffman, returning from a trip to northeastern Wyoming, praises Sheridan as one of the finest small cities. He lauds paved streets parks and homes, a refined metropolitan feel, and stresses a strong sewer system water works and high gravity pressure aiding fire protection.
The policy aims to keep the city home comfortable and attractive while strong transportation facilities boost development. If Sheridan residents do not support Commissioner Hoffman for a revival, they lack gratitude for his work.
The Uinta Live Stock company with capital stock of 25000 dollars and offices in Lyman, along with directors M A Goldy Frank E F Goldy L P Kelley and P A Campbell, filed articles of incorporation in the Wyoming secretary of state office yesterday.
In Wheatland Wyoming Tony Archiletto, accused of bootlegging, faced Judge Mentzer after arguing the parrot behind the case talking too much. Archiletto received a $500 penalty following his lengthy excuse, while Jack Bachelor pled guilty and was fined $300.
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