Wyoming cancer fund drive seeks 17000 for 1946
The Am erican Cancer Society asks Wyoming residents to donate to reach a 17000 quota for April’s drive. Last year 216 Wyoming deaths are listed by county with Laramie and Natrona among the higher counts. sixty percent stays in the state for local cancer fight.
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Wyoming
Amecon Cancer Society
Society
Hynds Building
Cheyennee
Guessing profits harms public trust in industry
The Harris Harvester company argues public belief in industry profits is overblown. It cites a survey showing 30 percent public guess versus 4.9 percent actual profit for International Harvester during 1942–1945. It notes wage increases, raw material price hikes, and frozen prices force potential operating losses and call for price relief.
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Opinion Research Corporation
International Harvester
Rnessee
International Harvester Company
Railroads Seek 25 Percent Freight Rate Hike Across U S
The Interstate Commerce Commission is asked by U S railroads for a 25 per cent freight rate increase with some exceptions. No rise in passenger fares is proposed. The petition cites higher wages and material costs plus inflation as reasons and notes wage costs for 1946 would rise by about 619 million dollars retroactive to January 1 1946.
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Washington
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rairoad
Poppy Day Message Urges All to Wear Poppies
A call urges everyone to wear a poppy on Poppy Day to honor war dead and support disabled veterans and their families. The text stresses community involvement and telling the poppy story to children and others.
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Anna Edwards
In the matter of the estate of Anna Edwards deceased a creditor claim notice is published. Let targ Testamentary granted to the undersigned requires all claims within six months from April 11 1946 to be filed with vouchers in Sublette County Wyoming or shown at Mason Wyoming, or be forever barred. Dated Pinedale Wyoming April 1 1946. Frank Edwards Executor.
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Anna Edwards
Gerke
District Court
Subette County
Wyoming
Mason
Pinedale
Frank Edwards
Notice to prove will in Sublette County Wyoming
In the District Court Third Judicial District Sublette County Wyoming the will of Thomas Oscar Beck deceased is to be proved on May 14 1946 at 10:00 AM in Pinedale District Court room. Fred Beck seeks letters testamentary and any interested party may contest. Dated April 1946 Helen Atwood Clerk of Court.
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Sublette
Third Judicial District
Thomas
Oscar Leck
Seid
Pinedale
Uncle Sam Promotes Savings Bonds Amid Economic Warnings
An advertisement extols U S Savings Bonds as a war bond in peacetime, touting their security against wasteful spending. It claims a return of four dollars per three invested over ten years and offers quick redemption with interest during emergencies under Treasury guidance.
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United States Savings
U. S
Treasury
High Altitude Soils Favor Superior Garden Crops
Wyoming researchers Thiessen and Starr of the University of Wyoming report that high elevations yield notably better vegetables. Cabbage cauliflower broccoli peas greens and many root vegetables perform well in cool climates. early varieties of squash and snap beans suit high altitudes.
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Laramie
J. Thiessen
G. H. Starr
Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Wyoming
Ithe
Muss Thiessen
Dr. Starr
Local Residents Return and Travel Amid Snow Delays
John H Wardell is recovering after an operation in Salt Lake City and hopes to return home soon. Mrs James Christman and daughter Heyen have come back from California to LaBarge. T D ONeill was a town businessman from Cottonwood on Monday. John Evenild moved belongings of his father in law Perry W Jenkins from the Drug Store building. Samuel Sage visited Back Springs for medical care. Hank Beecher of Halfway did business here this week. Mr and Mrs Walter Bird returned from Oregon where they stayed months and MD Bird will work at a Bear Creek sawmill once a road clears of snow.
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John H. Wardell
Salt Lake City
John Evenild
Perry W. Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Markc Farrel
Walter Bird
Oregon
MD. Bird
Bear Creek
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