For Sale Pure Blood Turkey Gobbler in Wyoming
A 35 pound mature bronze tav turkey gobbler is offered for sale by Mrs F J Pomeroy Fontenelle Wyoming. Separate notes mention Nels Jorgensen returning from Denver stock show and local civic events along with an livestock inspection certificate for 65 cattle and 40 mixed bulls shipped from Opal Lincoln County Wyoming to Ogden Utah, dated January 17 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Pomeroy
Fontenelle
Wyo
Nels Jorgensen
Cora
Mr. N. Jorgensen
Denver
Opal
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Ogden
Utah
R. S. Brooks
Rube Shay
U. P
Weekly church services schedule and pastor
The announcements outline Feb 18 week events with Sunday school at 10 a m Morning Prayer at 11 a m Evening services at 7 45 p m Marbleton schedule shows Sunday school 2 30 p m preaching 3 30 p m Rev Geo F Wenrich is the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marbleton
Geo. F. Wenrich
Annual Trip with Editor and Sales Agent
Editor Royal A. Young and L. D. Tanner left Tuesday for the upper country on a two week trip. Tanner pursues his annual machine selling tour while Young covers Examiner business in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal A. Young
L. D. Tanner
Tanner
Examiner
J. B. Budd
Church Schedule at St. John the Baptist for February events
The Church of St. John the Baptist lists February 16 to 21 activities. Senior Instruction at 3:30 p m on Feb 16, Quaquagesima Sunday services include Morning Prayer 9:30 a m Church School 10 a m Sung Holy Eucharist 11 a m Evensong 4 p m. Ash Wednesday Holy Communion 9:45 a m Morning Prayer 9 a m Litany 9:30 a m Penitential Office 10:45 a m Boys and Girls services 3:45 p m Even Song 4:30 p m Sung Litany in Procession and address.
Merchant Ads Prove Up-to-Date Goods Value
The article urges readers to trust merchants shown in the paper as their ads reflect current, shopworn-free goods and reliable value, encouraging patronage based on the merchants' implied faith in their offerings.
Comparing Naval Battle Cruisers to Trench Warfare
The article contrasts a North Sea naval engagement aboard a British first line cruiser with life in a World War I trench, noting the impersonal nature of turret combat versus the claustrophobic danger of trench fighting, where shells arrive and officers reveal little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sea
Princess Royal
Flanders
Itta
Henry Ugdam
Brooklyn Eagle
Dogger Bank
Lady Hamilton
Madagascar Raffia Wax Prototype Faces Limited Demand
Consul James G. Carter reports Madagascar has never produced or exported raffia wax in large quantities. The wax, made from raffia palm leaf dust boiled to a creamy brittle mass, originated near Majunga but remained experimental. Tamatave exporters say a stable market would set cost at 3 to 3.5 francs per kilo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madagascar
Majunga
Tamatave
James G. Carter
Forest Service Staffing And Districts In 1915
The text outlines six forest districts with states assigned to each and notes that on July 1, 1915 the service employed 3875 people. Of these 3225 worked on national forests and 650 were in administrative scientific and clerical roles. Protective work involved 2310 guards, rangers, and wardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Washington
Idaho
South Dakota
Michigan
Minnesota
North Dakota
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
Arizona
Arkansas
Florida
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Utah
Nevada
California
Oregon
Alaska
Forest Service
National Forests
Washington and District
Forest Rangers
Parrot Opal Survives Emergency at Riverside Inn
At the Mission Inn in Riverside California guests witnessed a frantic rescue of Opal the white parrot. A veterinarian ordered quick pepper pills and hot cloth applications to ease the bird’s pain. Master of the inn Frank A. Miller attended Opal who then calmly laid an egg, her first in twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal
Mission Inn
Riverside
Cal
Frank A. Miller
Silent Front Notes Describe Evening Bombardment Calm After
A frontline soldier writes to a British provincial paper describing a routine: an evening bombardment ends and the landscape becomes quiet. Trench wanderings reveal empty zones while quiet men in dugouts cook meals. Once the “etar shella” rise, a pale glow casts over the country.
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Congregational Church
John A. Pfisterer
Big Piney
Rumsch
F. A. Fear Ranch
Marie Guthrie
Piney Hotel
Fear Ranch
Fred Graham
Merna
Mesars. Rowe and
Wilson
Strate
Wyyoming
County OF
Lincoln
J. R. McMinn
State OF
Linoula
H. R. Harrison County
Iet
Church OF ST. John the Baptist
National Forest Reservations
Clifzon Fear’s Cash Grocery
Paperhanger
Green River Valley
Opal, Wyoming
General Merchandise
Beckstead
Bell Company
Kemmerer
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