Production of Steel Bails for Roads to Be Repaired
United Press reports rising war department demand reduces cement mill output and lowers the 1818 steel bail needs. Railroad officials say track work will be cut and the final year’s rails may not be fully accommodated. A questionnaire to railroad operators seeks the minimum necessary for the year.
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United Press
Washington
War Department
Che Mills
National
Railroad Administration
Times of Railway
Wheatland Hosts Three Day Leaders School for 4 Counties
From May 9 to 11 Wheatland hosts a training school for Boys and Girls club leaders. Delegates from Platte Converse Niobrara Goshen Laramie Albany and Natrona counties will learn practical field methods to boost war production through livestock farming canning gardening and other projects. Ivan L. Morisot of the University of Wyoming invites interested leaders to apply.
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Heginning
Wheatland
Platte
Converse
Niobrara
Goshen
Laramie
Albany
Natrona
Atete
United States Department of Agriculturre
University of Wramm
Club Organiasiona
Wem- Oletration
Wheatland Leaders
Ivan L. Morisot
University of Wyoming
Extradition Case Fought Over in Wyoming
Extradition for J and Wilcox to Colorado over an automobile theft was heard in Casper after Wyoming governor honored Colorado’s requisition. KR B Landfall, counsel, sought habeas corpus writ but case continued to May 1 for trial. witnesses could not be secured.
Appointment Sought for U S Senator in Missouri
Judge Walter Giraves of the Missouri Supreme Court weighs the utline of appointing a United States senator to succeed the late Renat Brepe, after Governor Gardner signs the senatorial appointment following Champ Clark's decline.
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Jeffarbon City
Walter Giraves
Missouri Supreme Court
United States
Renat Brepe
Gardner
Champ Clark
Dawson says he was strong-armed for $100 in Chicago
J M H Daw son a Jackie from Galt Lake City Utah reported to police that he was strong-armed out of 100 dollars shortly after arriving in Chicago yesterday.
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Chicago
J. MH. Dawson
Jackie
Galt Lake City
Utah
Unsure Raid Reported Cited by Witness
A narrator recalls a nonlethal raid incident in which people hid, cried, and fled to a nearby house. The speaker notes lasting discomfort from the event and reflects on the raid’s lack of serious harm but lingering unease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfree
London woman seeks shelter under table during air raid
A London East End woman who teaches at a school hid under a table with a candle and a book as bombs fell nearby. She later explained the raids have worsened her nerves since a past incident where tubercular children were exposed to a German air attack.
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Lovell Bellett
United Pres
London
Mall
East End
Jeas
De Weese Disposes Illness in Oakland Memoir
Oakland resident Lydia E. Pinkham’s remedy cited by Mrs De Weese after suffering from irregularities and congestion. She states sleep issues and long fatigue improved with treatment. Quote from Mrs L J Dechen of Alcatras Avenue Oakland supports confidence in the product.
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Oakland
Cal
Lydia E. Pinkham
L. J. Dechen
Alcatras Ave
Carloads of Pinto Bean Seed Ready for Farmers
The bean division of the United States food administration reports several carloads of dry land pinto bean seed available to farmers. Seed stored at Denver Greeley and Trinidad Colorado and Clayton Las Vegas and Willard New Mexico costs nine dollars per hundred pounds f.o.b. shipping point. Seed is in new 100 pound bags and sold in 100 pound lots or multiples of 190. Bags will not be broken.
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Bean Division
United States Food Administration
Denver
Greeley
Trinidad
Colo
Clayton
Las Vegas
Willard
N. M
Government Grain Orders Emphasize Combined Shipments
The notice urges growers to add 20 cents per 100 pounds for extra packing and to send orders with a draft or money order to the United States Food Administration Grain Corporation. It instructs listing a shipping point if not handled by a post office and encourages combining orders from multiple farmers, coordinated by county agricultural agents where available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Food Administration Grain’ Corporation
Food orders routed to bean division for New Mexico and Denver
Instructions specify that seud orders from Colorado storage or Clayton New Mexico go to the bean division of the U S food administration in Denver Cole and orders from Las Vegas or Willard New Mexico go to the bean division in Albuquerque New Mexico. Planting time is near and freight deliveries are scarce.
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Colorados
Clayton
N. M
U. & Food Administration
Denver
Cole
Las Vegas
Willard
Food Administration
Albuquerque
Card of Thanks for Condolences and Flowers
We express gratitude to friends for floral offerings and sympathy during the death of R. Stabler. Signed by Mrs. M Stabler mother Mrs. Iry Kentson sister Frank Stabler Irma Stebler Pred Stebler children.
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R. Stabler
M.stabler
I Ry Kentson
Sleter
Frank Stabeler
Irma Stebler
Pred Stebler
Women Suffer Less with Foley Kidney Pills Claim
A Montgomery Indiana woman, Mrs. Thos Pavia, says kidney pills eased her backache and rheumatic pains after months of no relief. She claims eight bottles brought cure and promotes Foley Kidney Pills as safe, harmless, and fast acting, available everywhere.
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Thos. Pavia
Montgomery
Ind
Foley
Harmipas
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Wik. DE Weese
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Iin
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