Dandelion Rubber Research Highlighted At Toronto
Ken Stevens of Toronto University botany studies a Russian KukSagyhz dandelion patch at Flavelle Mansion to yield natural rubber. Warrant Officer Roy Longard wears a mask made from this rubber, noted for snap and strength. Canadian efforts aim to grow a high grade strain despite erratic germination and weed control costs.
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Ken Stevens
University of Toronto
Flavelle
Roy Longard
Europe
Canada
University of Toronto Botany Department
Bronx News Family visits and moves in Danville region
Aytie Pape and family visit Mr and Mrs George Pearson as their daughter Mrs Pearson is Pape's daughter. Local residents Mr and Mrs Walter Yarger Mr and Mrs Ed Todd Merna visited Jim Payne home. Alice McLaughlin and children Melvin LaVonne move to a new home for winter schooling at Pinedale. Norma Francis Phillips reside at Camp of the Pines with Frances attending Pinedale school. Marjorie Franz Marlene board with Mrs Fay Davin and attend Pinedale school. Norris Grinave moves to Elk Dale. William Pape remains at Basin Wreinusta awaiting cattle work. Chars Lee Sterman returns from Camp Rena Graham for 30 days care with mother Jos Warren, recovering from surgery. Pope ships cattle with transport to Reoth Springs. Arthur Mcintosh and Everett Daily families also mentioned.
Second War Loan Appeal Emphasizes Citizen Sacrifice
A wartime plea urges all Americans to buy bonds to hasten victory and save lives. It stresses that every purse can invest and that even small contributions matter compared with the sacrifice of those in service. They give their lives. you lend your money.
Aid to Enemy: Tax Weasel or Wartime Duty Call
A wartime editorial urges Americans to pay taxes on time and invest in War Bonds, arguing deferral or neglect is aiding the enemy. It frames financial sacrifice as a duty and compares dollars to lives, with Secretary Morgenthau stressing national service and collective effort.
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Morgenthau
Notice of Probate for Mrs Bod Budd Estate in Sublette County
In Sublette County Wyoming Third Judicial District the estate of Mrs Josephine A Budd deceased is probated The executrix Mrs Sadir Osterhout with attorney J A Christmas announces six month claim deadline from September 28 1944 to present vouchers at State Bank of Big Piney or court office Failure to file will bar claims and rights Dated Big Piney Wyoming September 1944 Publish dates September 28 October 6 and 12
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Sublette
District Court
Third Judicial District
Josephine A. Budd
District Court of
Sublette Counts
Wyoming
State Bank of
Big Piney
Sublette County
Big Pinney
Sadit Osterhout
J. A. Christmas
Wyoming Proposed Constitutional Amendment Number 1
The document outlines House Joint Resolution 1 from Wyoming's Twenty-Seventh Legislature proposing a constitutional amendment for voter adoption in the November 7, 1944 election. It states the legislature shall designate county offices and set salaries proportional to services rendered and duties performed, as certified by Secretary of State Mart T. Christensen.
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House
Ssnats
Senate
Wyoming
Wyomin
A. D
Constitutional Amendment 2 for Wyoming 1944 election
The document records Constitutional Amendment Number 2 proposed by the Twenty-Seventh Wyoming Legislature. It details Article VI Section 22 requiring ballots to be delivered to voters on election day by sworn public officials, not affecting absent voter ballots, and references related statutes and acts. Public notices dated Sept 14 21 28.
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Wyoming
Community Club Elects New Officers at Sept Meeting
Bronx Community Club met at Mrs Fred Pape's home on Sept 20 for installation of new officers. William Pape President Mrs Jack Conley Vice President Mrs John Harris Secretary and Rte George Frang Treasurer. readings by Mrs Joe Warren provided entertainment. A Community Pot Luck is set for Sept 30 at the Joe Warren home to wrap Christmas packages for overseas lads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx Community Club
Fred Pape
William Pape
Jack Conley
John Harris
Rte
George Frang
Kim Payne
Lewer Pape
Joe Warren
Industrialist Lincoln Warns Socialism Threatens Birthright
James F. Lincoln, head of The Lincoln Electric Company in Cleveland, argues that government policies threaten the American birthright of producers. He cites raised productivity under incentive pay, from welding hours to incomes, and warns renegotiation and postwar controls could kill efficiency and living standards. Lincoln urges broad defense of incentVes to keep industry and farmers productive.
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James F. Lincoln
Lincoln Electric Company
Cleveland
Lincoln
Washington
Cou
Nicoln
Treasury Department
Price Adjustment Board
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Bronx News
Aytie Pape
Venita
Ketherine
Arcfur
iSenumerer
George Pearson
Pearson
Walter Yarger
Daniel
Ed Todd Merna
Jim Payne
Alice McLaughlin
Childdren
Melvin
LaVonne
Pinedale
Norma
Francis Philips
Gamp of the Pines
Frances
Marjorie Franz
Marlene
Dentel
Fay Davin
Mr. Norris Grinave
Pinedae
Elk Dale
William
Pape
Lee Sterman
Camp Rena Grahama
Jos
Warren
Charles Haz
Pope
Catte
Reoth Springs
Atie
Arthur Mcintosh
Mary Lu, Garro and
Melton
Everett Daily
Greta
State OF
George F. Worts
Zorey Corey
mid-Pacific
Mart T. Christensen
Dane
Bob Davis
Louise Gordon
Marlene Freng
Pay Davis
Nevma Ath Renee Firth
Lois Davis
Charles Blackmon
By E.C. Powers
Byc Piney Hi. S
Pinedale H. S
Brick Church
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