War outlook and Liberty bond drive dominate Henry Clews review
In this April 18 column Henry Clews analyzes the war’s critical phase with a focus on Allied resilience, Liberty bonds, and the home-front effort. He notes food, industry, and transportation controls expanding under government direction while shipping and rail developments shift to wartime management. markets show steadiness despite German advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russia
America
Paris
France
Britain
War Board
Congress
Washington
Todds
Ee Ee Ee
Treasury
Will Ibe
The Big Bear Oil Company formation in Wyoming
Public notice records the incorporation of The Big Bear Oil Company with $500,000 capital. Principal operations planned in Wyoming, with offices at 1725 Carey Avenue, Cheyenne. Filing names W. Atkin and C. W. Riner among officers.
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BIG Bear Oil Company
Wyoming
Corp
Ward Corporation
Whitake
W. Atkin A
Colorado
State of
Chey
County of
Laramie
State of Wyoming
Carey Avenue
Chas
W. Riner
Résa ‘Bean Oil, Company
Wes
Morris startons atop at 490 West 16th Street
An old notice notes a sale or listing at 490 West 16th Street with a modest price, mentioning a time and sources from local papers. It references a prior offer or valuation and an aerom from Howton Fivery with a S1% time frame and a $50 note.
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Harn Fopairea
Morris
West
16Th &T
Printer Burns Self Lighting Gas at Machine in Pinedale
A. T. Mullens of the Roundup office was burned on the head and face while lighting a gas burner for the printer’s generator. A metal cup of wood alcohol ignited when a broken match fell into it, flames splashing onto Mullens as he stood, his hair damaged and his head swathed in bandages. He joked about enemy attacks and described the morning incident as if in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinedale
A. T. Mullens
Arthur
France
Germany
Man Killed When Horses Collide in Wyoming
George Blunck, 30, was killed when his young horse lost control and collided with another horse on the Osgood John Boy ranch along the Laramie River. He died from a broken neck and shoulder after the fall. Funeral services at Congregational church were led by Rev. A. T. Brave with burial in Wheatland cemetery. he had lived in the area about 13 years and was well regarded.
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Wheatland
Wyo
George Blunck
Laramie
Bluneck
Mod
Tafter
Congregational Church
A. T
Wild Wet show for Red Cross in Pinedale
A Sunday event in Pinedale Wyoming features the Wild Wet show to aid the Red Cross. Young volunteers perform rough riding stunts in the streets drawing a large crowd and gathering donations to fund tobacco for the boys overseas.
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Red Cross
Pinedal
Young America
Stray Horses and Cheyenne Contractor Notice
Strayed: one pair black geldings about 1100 pounds each from pasture. reward offered. Notice to Contractors from Cheyenne City Clerk April 17 1918 invites sealed bids in duplicate for construction of a comfort station and rest house in the city cemetery and alterations to the caretaker's house. Bids due May 6 1919 with required labor and materials, plans on file, certified check of $40, bid envelope must show bidder name and project title. City reserves right to reject bids. bids to be addressed to city clerk.
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Cheyenne
Wye
City of
Ride
Olly Cemetery
Wee wheepherder Clark before justice for hen theft
Win Clark, a wheepherder living near the Albany county line, was brought before Justice Boheke on Saturday to answer four hours of stealing 160 hens from Cameron brothers. He was discharged on a $1,000 bond and committed to court to face the charges.
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Wheatland
Wee
Clark
Albany
Posce Boheke
Cameron
Wen
Notice of Potash Lease Application in Sweetwater County
Thomas W Boxer and Guy Sterling of Salt Lake City apply under the 1917 act for the lease of described potassium bearing lands in Township 21 North Range 102 West Sweetwater County. Land seeks potash extraction in marketable quantities. Publication in Cheyenne State Leader begins April 16 1918 for 30 days.
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Thomas W. Boxer
Guy Sterling
Salt Lake City
Utah
Township
Sweetwater
Cheyenne
General Land Office
Alix Nisket
Hegister
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Oklahoma
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Sarah Rector
Carey Ave
D. S. Dickert
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Henry Clews
Financial Review
Canada
Great Britain
Department of Agriculture
Dia
Hig Bear
Company OF Wyoming
Laberty Boyd
W. Washings
Immo
J. R. Tinder
Care Leailer
A. Barnhart
eKat City
Mich
Ford
Call Highway Garage
Carey
Morris Flarness Shop
Hoffman Ol @ Refining Corp
Buffalo Ol & Refining Corp
A. L. Delbel
Little Rock
Arle
Capitol Ave
H. Guthrie
Miaha Thar Vian
Mipe Orgone
Shang Hai
Liz
New Sherman
Thames St
15Th Street
Warren, Avenue
Fphone
Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston, Wyo
Oasis
Catia
Plains Taxi CO
Phono 1400
Cheyenne Business Directory
Undertakers Hobbs, Huckfeldg & Finkbiner
Plains Hotel
Terre Eee
W. H. Andrew
Citizens National Bank
A. A. Babrresen
E Eee
Mark Chapman
St. Cheyenne
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Phona
John Chas
Thompson, SA
D. W. Gill
C. W. Reiner & CO
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J. J. Dome
Prag
Creeley
Girecter
Ali
Ekceltenom
Ninor Ramee CO
Sdoea
Bats
Castoria
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