Kemmerer Man Survives Lost Battalion Ordeal
Sherman Wade son of Stephen Wade of Kemmerer arrived home after overseas service. He joined June 27 and fought with the 77th Division later known as the Lost Battalion. Cut off on October 1 they held a defensive position for six days with scarce food or water, and 92 of 900 survived. Wade was wounded twice in the war, later saw action in the Meuse-Argonne region and Belgian frontline duties before armistice.
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Kemmeren
Wye
Sherman Wade
Stephen Wade
Kemmerer
Jeone
Emmerer
Servier
Wree Menihe
Hart
Fewls
Wade
Kearney
Cal
Mille
Novy
Meres
Oeren
England
Ant
Arflen
Ieee
Hume
Wod
77Th
Revnainster
Vhrek
Aryl
Uhl Wade
Wilde
Unitil Ue Armissico
Relief for Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noses
An old remedy claims to ease catarrhal deafness and head noises. Patients are advised to buy double strength larment and mix with hot water and granulated sugar then take a tablespoonful four times daily. It promises relief as nostrils clear and breathing improves. Ad appears for a druggist and Roodel store.
Auctioneer Col E H Rogers Cheyenne 1919 House St
Col E H Rogers of Cheyenne Wyoming conducts an auction at 1919 House Street. The notice identifies Rogers as the auctioneer and location for the sale.
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Cheyenne, Wyo
Rapid Progress as Ships Seized for American Troops
Paris April 1. Secretary of the Navy Josiah Liunies reports rapid progress in the navy taking over German vessels for transport to the United States. Ships at White are prepared to carry 25 000 men after first trips, with capacity doubling later. Three ships in French ports, others due as crews return ships to Hamburg.
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Paris
Josaphus Liunies
Mavy
Italy
Maval Lases
Wiet
United States
Iraninis
Wready
Hamburg
Spithead
England
Veteran Passenger Agent Resigns After Year in Other Work
William Scanlon, longtime passenger director at Union Station depot, has again resigned from duties as day director after previously leaving the post about a year ago to pursue other employment.
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William Scanlon
Ue Unioh Madfie
The Venice of the North and Amsterdam’s Canal Trade
A fragment notes the city famed as Venice of the North with reference to Amsterdam’s canal trade. It mentions a canal barge and the bustling commercial city backdrop, hinting at a rich maritime and industrial heritage.
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Neri
Lergety
County farmers start campaign against burrowing rodents
Lar amine county farmers declare war on destructive rodents including gophers and prairie dogs after the effective date of a war measure. Erle Reed and J T Jackson prepare poisoned bait while field operations begin at Campsteal Carpenter’s Farm and Millsdale experimental farm. Damages from rodents last year exceeded 160000 dollars and farmers plan to spread poison bait across key points to curb depredations.
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Laramin County
We County
Erle Reed
J. T. Jackson
Larame
Federal Biological Survey
Mey
Carpenter 'S
Uhal
Millsdale
Apt
Archer
Laramie
Agicul
Civil Service Examination Eligibility in City Notice
The notice states 48 years or over as a qualification for the exam with admission for both men and women. Application blanks and information are obtainable from the civil service examiners in the city, with J. W. Mason listed as secretary.
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of Civil Service Examiners
J. W. Mason
Seventeen Carloads of Airplanes to Fly at Sheridan
Sheridan, Wyoming hosts a special train of seventeen cars carrying airplanes and famed French British and American aces for an April show to promote the Victory loan. The display features mock air battles and will travel to Alliance Nebraska after the Sheridan exhibit.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Ateridan
Alliance
Neb
Fokker
German Air Demonstration Details Tactics and Attacks
Start their trip to the east as planes in lying order. They will demonstrate attack methods used by the Allies. Aircraft will fly in battle formation with various stunts. Sham battles, scouting, photography and artillery firing will be shown.
Wyoming liquor firm pays over 47000 tax in Denver report
A Wyoming liquor firm paid more than $47,000 as its liquor floor tax to the local internal revenue office, per Deputy Collector Charles O R Berry. A second check for $16,000 covered a tax on a Wyoming liquor stock.
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Denver
Gol
Wyoming Liqoor
Internal Revenue Office
Charles O'R. Berry
Civil Service clerical positions announced for Northwest region
The Civil Service Commission announces open field clerk vacancies to be filled in the Northwest on April 19, 1919. Locations include Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Wyoming and Alberta. Salary is 1100 dollars per year with a four year term.
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United States Civil Sobw Commission
Wilseily
Forest Geedieccn
We Governoral Service
Senmnebaan
Kieornli
Seewee
Weehington
Orecon
Idaho
Mantama
Wrewing
Aloette
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Excepton
E. H. Rogers
Dy Associated Press
Est
Asong
Swift & Company
Carey Ave
Venice
Amsterdam
Holland
P. M. Cunningham
New York
Adrea
New York Post Graduate Edical School
Kenneth K. MacAlpine
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
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Po . i. Oo
Aredshine
Bagel Destoss
Hillsdale
Wyoming
Mart-Pari
Aullman- Taylor
Penis
Nwak
Frick
L. Me C
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Eeriuet
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