Production of Steel Bails for Roads to Be Repaired
United Press reports Washington April 27 that war department demand tightens steel rails on national railways. Railroad Administration estimates 5,000,000 tons of steel rails for 1918 will be materially reduced. Officials say railways will not be allowed to appreciate without new rails. A questionnaire has been sent to railroad officials to determine the minimum actually needed for the fiscal year.
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United Press
Washington
War Department
Che Mills
National
Railroad Administration
Times of Railway
Wheatland Hosts Leaders Training for 4 Wyoming Clubs
A three day school from May 9 to 11 in Wheatland trains leaders of Boys and Girls clubs from Platte, Converse, Niobrara, Goshen, Laramie, Albany and Natrona counties. The program emphasizes practical field demonstrations and livestock and crop leadership to support war production. Ivan L. Morisot of the University of Wyoming invites prospective attendees.
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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 Fight Continues for Wilcox Case
Basin Wyoming April 21 The extradition suit of J and Wilcox wanted in Colorado for auto theft was heard at Casper when the defendant was brought due to absent district judges. Wyoming Governor honored Colorado requisition and a writ of habeas corpus was sought. witnesses could not be secured, a continuance to May 1 was granted for trial.
Appointment of U S Senator Succeeds Late Ren Brepe
Jeffarb on city, Ma April 27 Judge Walter Giraves of the Missouri supreme court has been asked to consider the appointment to the United States Senate to succeed the late Ren Brepe. Governor Gardner endorses the selection following Champ Clark's decline to accept the seat.
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Jeffarbon City
Walter Giraves
Missouri Supreme Court
United States
Renat Brepe
Gardner
Champ Clark
Dawson Says He Was Robbed of 100 Dollars in Chicago
J M H Daw son known as a Jackie from Galt Lake City Utah told police he was strong-armed out of 100 dollars after arriving in Chicago yesterday. The incident sheds light on a theft case reported in the early hours today.
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Chicago
J. MH. Dawson
Jackie
Galt Lake City
Utah
Silent raid memory haunts a wary observer
A witness recalls a past air raid where civilians rushed into a house for safety. The speaker notes the fear lingered after the raid and reflects that the experience left a lasting unease, admitting the recollection is not funny.
London Woman Reads Under Table During Air Raid
A London East End schoolteacher hid under a table during an air raid and read a school textbook by candlelight while guns roared nearby. She explained the nervous impact of raids since a fatal daytime attack on tubercular pupils and recalled a warning system failure during a past raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell Bellett
United Pres
London
Mall
East End
Jeas
De Weese Cannot Stand Illness, Oakland Woman Recalls Relief
Woman from Oakland, Cal. reports irregu larities and congestion caused sleep disruption and poor comfort. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's remedy after treatment by physicians failed to help, noting improvement and intention to continue use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Lydia E. Pinkham
L. J. Dechen
Alcatras Ave
Pinto bean seed carloads ready for farmers
The bean division of the United States food administration has stored several carloads of dry land pinto bean seed available to farmers at cents per pound. Seed is stored at Denver Greeley and Trinidad Colorado and Clayton Las Vegas and Willard New Mexico.
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Bean Division
United States Food Administration
Denver
Greeley
Trinidad
Colo
Clayton
Las Vegas
Willard
N. M
Food Administration Shipping Instructions For Growers
Growers should add 20 cents per 100 pounds for extra packing and must send orders with a draft or money order payable to the United States Food Administration Grain Corporation. If no post office shipping point, provide the shipping point. Whenever possible, combine orders from several farmers into one shipment. Where a county agricultural agent is employed, that agent should consolidate orders for all farmers.
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United States Food Administration Grain’ Corporation
Planting Time Urges Coordination For Food Orders
Instructions specify sending seud orders from Colorado storage and Clayton New Mexico to the bean division of the U S food administration in Denver and Cole. Orders from Las Vegas or Willard New Mexico should go to Albuquerque New Mexico. Place orders at once as planting time nears and freight deliveries are slower.
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Colorados
Clayton
N. M
U. & Food Administration
Denver
Cole
Las Vegas
Willard
Food Administration
Albuquerque
Card of Thanks for R. Stabler Death
We express appreciation to friends for floral offerings and sympathy during our bereavement. Mrs M Stabler, mother, Mrs Iry Kentson, sister, Frank Stabler, Irma Stebler, Pred Stebler, children, are grateful for support.
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R. Stabler
M.stabler
I Ry Kentson
Sleter
Frank Stabeler
Irma Stebler
Pred Stebler
Women Brave Yet Mistakenly Believed Inferior
A Montgomery Indiana notice extols women's endurance in daily tasks while admitting pain. Mrs Thos Pavia testifies Foley Kidney Pills relieved backache sore muscles stiff joints rheumatic aches and similar ills after months of ineffective remedies. Eight bottles cured her. Safe harmless quick results. Sold everywhere.
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Thos. Pavia
Montgomery
Ind
Foley
Harmipas
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Oncinnat
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WM. J. Stone
Colfree
Moma Foley
Heaton
Sips
Wik. DE Weese
Regonee
Deer Pinkham’s Ands
Tro
Thue
Iin
Alberta
Landa
F. Martyn Williams
Hussar
Alta
Canada
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