Keep on saving food pledge war or no war
The United States Food Administration urges continued food conservation to meet war time goals. It cites the August 1918 pledge and proposes saving 174% million tons of food through disciplined use, drawing lessons from sugar rationing and emphasizing restraint and efficiency in all food use.
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United States Food Administration
United States
America
Instructions from Smythe-Wyoming Defense Telegraph Plan
Telegram from Director Smythe to the State Council of Nat s Defense calls for rapid establishment of employment bureaus in every city and large town. It urges use of local offices, public buildings, and volunteer aid to match returning soldiers with jobs and to drive farm reabsorption, stressing central coordination and local initiative. It highlights demobilization and winter readjustment as urgency drivers and urges telegraph and long distance calls to secure prompt action.
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Smythe
State Council of Nat's
Liver Department
Adjutant General
Campa
Public Service Reserve
Wyoming
Usg
Seattle After-the-War Enterprise Builds Harbor Terminal
Seattle plans a 2 million port terminal at Smith Cove to boost postwar trade with the Orient and rehabilitated Russia. The capital issues committee in Washington granted permission to proceed after hostilities ended, enabling a major harbor facility to accommodate rising commerce.
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Seattle
Wash
Smith Cove
Capital Issues Committee
Washington
Orient
Russia
AP Attaches Delegation to Peace Conference
Representatives of the Associated Press attending the peace conference include Melville EB Stone as general manager Elmer Roberts head of Paris bureau Robert M Collins head of London bureau Charles T Thompson Charles E Klosber Salvatore Cortesi Rome bureau L Robert head Washington bureau E B Conger former Berlin chief Edwin M Hood Robert Berry F Ed Grundy J A Bouman Burge McFall James P Howe Philip M Powers Stuart Maroney S F Wade and T T Topping.
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New York
Associated Press
Melville EB. Stone
Elmer Roberts
Paris
Robert M. Collins
London
Charles T. Thompson
Charles E. Klosber
Salvatore Cortesi
Rome
L. ©. Pobert
Washington
B. Conger
Berlin
Eewin M. Hood
Robert Berry
F. Ed. Grundy
J. A. Bouman
Burge McFall
James P. Howe
Philip M. Powers
Stuart Maroney
8. F. Wader
T.T Topping
Mail-in trial offer for Foley remedies
Cut out this slip and mail to Foley Co in Chicago for a trial package. The package includes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and rheumatic pains, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and digestion. Sold everywhere.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Cheyenne Electric Railway Rate Increase Hearing Notice
Public Service Commission of Wyoming announces Cheyenne Electric Railway Company seeks passenger rate hikes to 7c between Cheyenne areas and Fort D. A. Russell with other changes. Hearing set in Cheyenne on December 14 1918 at 10 a.m. Secretary Floyd signs the notice.
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Cheyenne Electric Railway Company
Cheyenne
Ft. D. A. Russell
Wyoming
Chéyenne
20Th
B. Streets
30Th
Ft. D
A. Russell
Frontier Park
Commission
Capitol
Public Service Commission
H. A. Floyd
State of
Green River Water Works to Hold Annual Stockholders’ Meeting
The Green River Water Works Company will hold its annual meeting at its Cheyenne Wyoming office on Wednesday December 4 1918 at 10 o’clock a m for the election of trustees and other business legally before the meeting Thomas Price secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River Water Works Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Thomas Price
Union Pacific Water
Union Pacific Water Company
Cheyanne
Rattlesnake Creek Water Company
Rattesnake Creek Water Company
Union Pacifico Coal Company
Union Pacific Coal Company
Sprich
Union Pacific Water Company Stockholders Meeting
Stockholders of the Union Pacific Water Company will meet at the company office in Cheyenne Wyoming on Wednesday December 4 1913 at 10 oclock a m to elect trustees and transact other legal business.
Stockholder Meeting Notice for Rattlesnake Creek Water Company
Stockholders are called to meet on a listed date at 10:15 a m to elect trustees and handle other business as allowed by law. Union Pacific Coal Company holds an annual meeting in Cheyenne Wyoming at 10:80 a m to elect trustees and conduct motions per company notice.
Unclear OCR List of Names and Associations Incomplete
Fragmentary text lists individuals and groups including Charlies L. Rigdon Draper Fred BE Warren and Wyoming Stock Growers Assn. with scattered surnames such as Meubihousen Riner Lewinnek Neuman Myers Hendrick Jankovsky Cusack and Brisbin, plus organizations and places like Dodge Co and Minas Marie EB. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Yoder
Gauft & Braumech
Charlies
L. Rigdon Draper
Fred BE. Warren
Willian Dunstan
Pine Lions
Carl H. Meubihousen
W. Riner
Sally Lewinnek
Hal Neuman
Robert K. Myers
John B. Hendrick
John L. Mf
Charles Jankovsky
John B. Cusack
Wyoming Stock Growers Ass'n. A
A Miller
Andrew Ri
Dodge Co
Dickert
Minas Marie EB. Smith
Mra. Baral Jane Brisbin South
Wild hemp fibers eyed for postwar Canadian industry
In British Columbia near New Hazelton, Awillgate Indians display ancient rope making from wild hemp. The community exports strong rope for canoe towing and twine though trade has declined since cheap imports arrived. Panels of fertile hemp promise possible shift to binder twine production after the war.
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New Hazelton
B. C
Canada
British Columbia
Awillgate
Bulkley Valley
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
United States
Wolves in Yukon valley pack numbers reported
In Juneau Alaska on December 2 reports say wolves are plentiful across the Yukon valley where caribou roam. One trader sighted a pack of about two hundred wolves amid the region’s wildlife conditions.
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Juneau
Alaska
Yukon Valley
Worldwide 1920 politics and events listed for today
A wide array of gatherings and meetings are scheduled today across North America. The Pacific Logging congress meets in Portland for a three day session while the Missouri State Poultry Show opens in St. Joseph. Other events include Northwestern Woodwood Lumbermen in Minneapolis, the Non-Partisan League national conference in St. Paul, Farmers National Congress opening in Jacksonville, and a Senate probe into brewers at Washington. Raleigh hosts a League to Enforce Peace session with James W. Gerard. New England Methodists convene in Boston for reconstruction talks. Saskatchewan legislature session begins. Protestant denominations discuss church union in New York and environs. New York youths aged 16 to 18 are summoned for pilary training under a new state military program.
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Tiinois
Pacific Logging Congress
Portland
Ore
America
St. Joseph
Northwestern Woodwood Lumbermen's Association
Minneapolia
St. Paul
Jacksonville
Fla
Farmers’ National
Congress
United States Renate Judiciary
North Carolina
League
Raleigh
James W. Gerard
Germany
New England
Tremont Temple
Boston
Saskatchewan
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Organic Union of Evangelical Churches In America
New York State
Whitman
State Educational Department
Wanted information on relatives of Wm Pate in Lincoln Nebraska
A notice seeks information about the wife and child of the late Wm Pate a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen while employed by Burlington Railroad at Lincoln Nebraska Also mentions J D Andrews 412 Richard Block Lincoln and New Orleans connections Also notes a Havana Cuba American rock club winter meeting Mavana and a New York City six day cycling event and a Boston boxing match Johnny Dundee versus Joe Welling scheduled for 12 rounds
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Wm. Pate
Brotherhood of Railroad
Burlington Railroad
Lincoln
Nebraska
J. D. Andrews
Richard’ Block
Son Park
New Orleans
Rockey Club
Mavana
New York City
Johnny Dundee
Joe Welling
Boston
Birthday tribute to secretary of war Baker in Wilson era
Today marks the 47th birthday of New ton D. Baker secretary of war under Wilson who would wield executive power in his absence. A Cleveland mayor and Ohio political figure he has led the war portfolio since 1918 after early public safety service. a Martinsburg native educated at Johns Hopkins and Washington University.
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Newton D. Baker
Wilson
Washington
Baker
President Wilson
Henay
Ohio
Tom L. Johnson
Anniversary notes of Henry Wise and 19th century events
A list of historical anniversaries notes Henry A Wise born in Drummondtown and died in Richmond in 1876. It also recalls 1810 France surrender to Britain, 1814 France’s portrait ban in Tsong, 1815 Wisconsin joining Michigan, 1870 crown offer to Prussia, 1897 Belgian policy on American residents, and 1916 German attack on Bucharest.
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Henry A. Wise
Virginia
John Brown
Drummondtown
Richmond
Sale de France
Tsong
France
Nagorgon Donaparte
Wisconsin
Miehlean
Cormeany
Prussia
Helgian
Armamiey
Bucharest
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Theodore Diers
State Council of Defense
Nathan. A. Smythe
Laramie County
Bankers and Stockmens Trust Co
Cheyenne, Wyoming
K. C. Andrew
Citisena National Bank
Wyo
Ee Undertakers Hobbs, Hackfordt & Finkbiner Undertaking
Plains Hotel
Mark Chapman
Nineteenth St
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Real Tentare and Insurance
Carey Ave
John Chas. Thompson, SR
Breen
D. W. Gill
Ranches
Capitol Ave
W. Riner & CO
Rice Company
Williams Bldg
Detroit
Philip Lawrence
Huron
South Dakota
Ave. 120
U. S. Employment Service
Capitol Avenue
Guaranteen Mills
Norristown
W.S.S. Club
Southington Remedy CO
Kangas Citt
Albert Ghepmar
B. C. Jones
W. A. Cochran
T. C. Crabb
Mra
A N. Crenon
Andy Drambora
Thos. Kirk
St. Dee
Plymouth Bullets
RK. Paul
Divide
Hudterd
Bang’s
Cheyenne Music House
17Th Street
Jeffer
W. Zist St
Gentlemag
Snookwmi
Shanghai Restaurant
West Seventeenth Street