Wyoming State News Highlights From 1917 Period
Wyoming reports list events including Trappers Union reunion near Kemmerer August 30 to September 1 and statewide coal order week June 3–8. It notes the death of Corporal John Cox, a fire at a Jackson area schoolhouse, a Newcastle waterworks bid call, and the Powell Breeding Association filing articles of incorporation. Additional items mention 2000 Wyoming youths turning 21 since June 1917 for army service, hot water flow at Shafer dome, Roy Seney as a merchant marine recruiter, wage conditions in oil fields, and local political moves such as Robert C. Carey’s gubernatorial candidacy.
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Western
Union News Service
Wvents
Trapper's Union
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Oupele
Laramie
Cheyenne
Red Cross
South Park
Jackson
John Cox
148Th Field Artillery
Sheridan
Newcastle
Powell Breeding Association
Trappers’ Union
North Fork of Elk
W. (. Jones
Carter Oil Company
Riverton
Williams & McGrath
Shafer
Weather Bureau of
Roy Seney
Merchant Marine
Shipping Board
Washington
Houx
A. Kendall
Rock Springs
United States
Joan Washakie
Washakie
American Lake
Wash
Fremont County
Fort Steele
Robert C. Carey
Careyhurst
Warm Springs Oil Company
Warm Springs
Thermopolis
Shoshone Sheep Growers’ Association
Lovell
Chicago
Jim Baker
Snake River
Dee J. Wren
Rawlins
Baker
Frontier Park
James A.taylor
Stregia
Glenrock
Mra. Taylor
Casper
Platte River
Ball Creek
Ingo
County of
Natrona
Blaze Highway Commission
Swingle Oil Company
Lusk Field
Wounded from Overseas at Gun Hill Road Hospital
United States Army Hospital No. 1 on Gun Hill Road in the Bronx treats wounded servicemen from overseas and camps. The wooden city on Columbia Oval houses 1 100 beds with plans to expand to 5 000. care includes surgical, medical, eye, and psych ward services with staff drawn from civilian and military doctors and convalescent kitchen helpers.
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Merica
Europe
United States Army Hospital No. 1
Gun Hill Road
Bainbridge Avenue
Bronx
New York
Gun Hill
Atlantic
Columbia University
Columbia Oval
War Department
University
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Medical School of
France
F. Winn
Douglas F. Duval
Duval
Army
Long Island
Norfolk
Gun Hill Road Hospital
Merritt
Jookead
United States Military Hospital
New York City
Nervous Mother Recovers After Three Months with LycaEarn
Mrs Jee of 2842 North Taylor Street Philadelphia writes of lingering fatigue and nervous distress. She credits three months on LycaEarn with restoring appetite and health, stating she now feels fine and can eat anything without distress.
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Philadelphia
LycaEarn
Daisy Fly Killed Here Four In His Hat
A police finding a man unconscious after a brutal assault led to his arrest over a common bowler hat found nearby. The hat fit him, his movements were unknown, and a clever lawyer argued against using the hat as sole proof. The jury acquitted. the prisoner was discharged and asked to reclaim his hat.
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Pearson's Weekly
Dandruff Cure Ad Promises Relief with Cuticura
An advertisement urges using Cuticura Ointment for the scalp and Cuticura Soap with hot water to restore dry hair, stop dandruff, and reduce itching. Free samples offered by mail from Cuticura Dept. X Boston. Soap 25 cents, Ointment 25 and 50 cents.
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Cuticura
Dept. X
Boston
Blue Paper Doll with a Train Compared to a Cowcatcher
A fond auntie entertains her niece and nephew as they watch her cut out paper dolls. One doll, in particular, draws James’s attention with a long decorative train, prompting him to remark that it resembles a cowcatcher. The scene centers on a child’s imaginative comparison.
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James
Ruth
Auntie
Katherine and the calf in the barn yard
Katherine chats with a passerby about a calf grazing in her yard. She explains the cow is kept in the barn, revealing a simple domestic scene with a child and livestock.
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Katherine
Locust Eggs Used as Fertilizers in Med Countries
Locust eggs treated with sulphuric acid and time are used as fertilisers in Mediterranean countries when insect populations are high.
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Mediterranean
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James W. Decker
Lem Cain
Lyd E.pinkham
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