Press freedom echoes through a wartime memo and public notices
Fragmentary text recalls press rights debates during World War II era, mentions John Peter Zeriger, combat pay rules, and a 1952 government surplus land sale notice. Includes references to the Internal Revenue Service, State Department policy, and a Forest Service surplus sale with bid details and contact locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Peter Zeriger
United States
Informa
Fvel
Oui
Forest
Sherman
Horse Creek
Wyoming
Grays
Asia
Star Forest
Kemmer‘ery Wort
Clitis
Informaton Purchase
Donaton
Best Equipped Bank in Western Wyoming Ad
A fragmented ad touts a bank as the best equipped in Western Wyoming with years of success. It describes capable officers and directors, experienced in stockmen affairs, and promises ample courtesy to customers.
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Wyoming
Ahd
Wyoming Speech Differences Mark Regional Twists
In Wyoming, linguist Clough notes clear regional speech distinctions between eastern and western speakers. He cites word choices like quarter to versus quarter to and till versus to, with Cheyenne northerners leaning toward till and western residents favoring to. He traces origin influences from New York Pennsylvania Utah and New England, and observes drift toward middle western patterns with some Spanish words less common today.
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Fison
Clough
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Platte ‘Valley
New York
Utah
New
York
Pennsylvania
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Pinedale
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jay’s
Elgin
HESS
G. Gilt Fgureandt
Eapansian Bortoces
Praznik & Green
Jewelers
Kemmerer
Hotel
Kemmerer, Wyoming
HH Scarborough
Optometrist
Salt Lake’ City
Marbleton “Hotel
Capitol Steps
William Henry Harrison
Gongreig
Amy
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Coast Guard
Department of Defense
Internal” Revenue Bureau
Welre
Bray
R-Ind
State Department
Bankeiing
The
Rock Springs National Bank
Mannisier Federal: Deposit Insurance, Corporation
Postal ‘Savings: Depository No
Looney
Big Piney
Jin
Colorado
Stata
Middle West
Timothy
Green River
Wyo
RED Cross
ST. Louis
Helen and
Catherine Lukachick
Farmington
Helen
Catherine
Red, Cross
Critfead
Pollo
Carroll Noble
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