State Teachers Pass Resolution on Education and Prohibition
The Wyoming State Teachers Association approved resolutions urging the fourteenth legislature to adopt a state wide prohibition amendment and backed reorganization of school laws. They endorsed the educational department of the Wyoming State Fair, U.S. naturalization efforts, rural university faculty expansion, and continued support for the Wyoming Peace League. Buffalo Mayor and Commercial Club voiced interest in hosting the 1917 convention.
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Eat Less Meat If Back Hurts and Kidney Trouble May Follow
A well known authority warns that regular meat consumption can overwork the kidneys and cause backache, headaches, stomach issues, and urinary irritation. He advises four ounces of Jad Salts daily in water before breakfast to flush kidneys and prevent ailments, claiming the compound cleans urinary tracts and supports kidney function.
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Yemen
Woman Fires Rifle in Self Defense Claim After Barroom Fight
Mrs. Billy Avery testified that Brennigan threatened to kill anyone who claimed he stole beer. She fired at him after warning him the coroner was winking at him, then struck him with the rifle stock as he fell. She said the bullet missing him would have justified self defense if she had aimed.
Dr Elwood Mead Visits Cheyenne
Dr Elwood Mead the University of California rural institutional expert and former Wyoming state engineer met Gov John B Kendrick and State Engineer J J True in Cheyenne yesterday. He heads to Withington D C to discuss land disposition with Secretary Franklin K Lane and other administration lenders as part of a state aid colonization bill prepared for the upcoming legislature by True.
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Mlwood Mead
Wyoming
University of California
Cheyenne
John B. Kendrick
J. J. True
Mead
Withington
Franklin K. Lane
Alate
True
School Teacher Licenses To Wed In State Convention
Earl Porter Blaine a Durham teacher obtained a license to wed Olive Rhenann Wyckoff daughter of A J Wyckoff of Hilladale. The wedding will take place at the home of the bride's parents next week.
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Earl Porter Blaine
Durham
County Supervisors Debate Monthly Exam Questions
The County Supervisors Association met yesterday in the domestic science rooms at the gymnasium and discussed sending monthly examination questions for fifth through eighth grades of rural schools from the state department. No conclusion was reached.
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State Department
Boy Sentenced to Industrial School in Worland
Fimer Albin, one of three boys arrested a week ago near Kemaphore on the U P, was committed to the State Industrial School at Worland yesterday by Judge Mentzer. The other two boys were released on probation after prior court appearances this summer.
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U. P
Worland
Mentzer
Albin
Inter Ocean Cafe Special Sunday Dinner Menu
Special Sunday dinner features a cream of tomato celery soup. The menu includes baked red salmon with pepper slaw and a hotel style baked young turkey au jus. Esval... steamed or whipped potatoes, lima beans in cream, hot bread, pumpkin pie, apple pie a la mode, vanilla ice cream and cake, coffee.
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Baltimore
Baby Girl Recovers After Culture Soap Treatment
A mother reports her month old baby suffered a worsening facial rash spreading to hair and chest. After trying common soap and powder with little success, she used Culture Soap and distributed a remedy by mail which she credits with curing the condition.
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Hee. Brackway
Germany adopts civilian service bill amid debates
Amsterdam reports the manpower bill passed its third reading requiring all able bodied males 18 to 60 to perform labor service for Germany. Socialist deputies criticized the measure and the Belgian deportation. Cologne papers oppose annexation policy, favor colonial expansion, and say British evac Calais must precede German evacuation of occupied French lands.
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Plead Guilty To Receiving Stolen Goods
Ray Knott and his wife Rose Knott pleaded guilty before Justice of the Peace Edwards to receiving stolen goods under 25 dollars. Each was fined 76 dollars and costs, which they paid. Mrs Knott is the mother of 14 year old Raymond Lowell who recently confessed theft from the Sam Stark store.
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Rose Knott
Justice of the Peace
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Knott
Raymond Lowell
Sam Stark
Clerks Injured In Bicycle Collision At Capitol and Eighteenth
Fred Schilling, a post office clerk, was confined to bed after colliding with a car driven by J L Jordan at the Capitol avenue and Eighteenth street corner Friday night. Schilling, riding home on his bicycle after 5 pm, narrowly escaped serious injury as one wheel rested on his leg and the bicycle was wrecked.
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School Examiners Meet to Select Reading Circle Books
The state board of school examiners led by President J. J. Barry of Sheridan and officers Mrs. Mamie B. Heffernon of Cheyenne and Dr. J. E. Butterworth met at Mrs. Heffernon’s office. They discussed routine business and chose reading circle books for the coming year.
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J. J. Barry
Sheridan
Mamie B. Hefferon
Cheyenne
J. E. Butterworth
University High School
Laramie
Russian and Romanian Attacks in Carpathians
Berlin dispatch reports renewed Russian and Romanian offensives in the forest of the Carpathians and along the Transylvania frontier. German forces claim a hard fought engagement near Malachy with over 1000 prisoners taken and a Bavarian unit advancing to the enemy staff headquarters amid stubborn resistance.
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Carpathians
Transylvania
Malachy
Campulung
Dambotva
Thirq
Japan US cooperation urged on China rise
The article discusses how Japan seeks American backing for China's development, with Judge Gary proposing cooperation during a Tokyo visit. It notes favorable views among officials and business leaders, including Viscount Kane ko, while warning of potential friction if America views Japanese immigration and Chinese policy as threats.
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Central Review
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Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Dark Hair Restoration
An ad touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy home remedy to restore natural hair color. It claims the product darkens gray hair evenly with daily use and leaves hair glossy and youthful, available for about 60 cents after purchase.
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Wyeth
Wryeth
Japan Seeks Peaceful Economic Advance Through Trade Ties
The article describes Japan’s concern over peaceful economic influence in neighboring Asia. It notes conservative voices aim to overcome distrust toward Japan in China and promote confidence for free trade based on business factors. It highlights China granting concessions for an American railroad and Japan’s view of Beijing’s measured responses.
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Chine
America’s Militant Pivot Over Pacific and Immigration Fears
A speaker argues American militarism aims to defend the United States from Germany and Japan and to assert Pacific supremacy. He claims a guilty conscience over Japanese immigration and warns against feared threats, citing Magdalena Bay as a vivid example and urging unity with China against a common foe.
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Germany
Japan
Orient
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