Federal and State to Resume Highway Construction
Secretary of Agriculture Houston urged rapid resumption of cooperative highway construction funded by federal and road act balances. About 75 million dollars may be available this year with possible further federal and state funding next year as unemployed labor is sought for worthwhile projects. The plan stresses selecting roads with greatest economic importance and using existing machinery and channels in federal and state agencies.
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Washington, DC
Secretary of Agriculture
DL. F. Houston
Washington
Federal
Treasury
Hatton
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of War
Thi Department
Grandmother Knew The Mustard Plaster Remedy
An old-fashioned mustard plaster is praised for relief and healing without blistering. The ad copy extols a clean white liniment made with oil of mustard that reportedly works wonders.
Full Line Ranges and Heaters Displayed at Holts
Advertisements and notices list Holts Huckfeldt and Pinkbiner showing full line ranges and heaters with Plains Auto Company offerings. The Plains Auto Co advertises battery service and 24% of plats of Goshen hole land openings with A B Bartlett. A stream of visitors and locals including J W Coffey, George P Davidson, Mr and Mrs J E Welle, Harry A Nugent, J T Moran, John E Anderson, Mr J W Hay, H P Stranglin, and many others register at the Plains hotel or Hoyt in Cheyenne and travel through surrounding cities like Denver, Lander, Casper, Pine Bluffs, and Globe.
Sloan's Liniment Advert Promises Instant Joint Relief
The ad claims immediate relief for external aches and pains in joints and muscles without mess or special clothing, touting reliable performance and year after year sales. It urges readers to ask for Sloan's Liniment.
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Sloan
Cheyenne Sees Visitors From Several States
City brief notes residents and guests in Cheyenne include Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Soul of Douglas visiting a few days, Mrs. Charles Peterson of Eaton Colorado, Mrs. R. E. Simmons of Worland who spent a few hours, E. Linn of Kimball Nebraska registered at the Plains for several days, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker of Bismarck North Dakota, F. H. Hitchcock of St. Louis hosting visitors, C. S. Patterson from Denver in early week, Fred McDermott of Glenda visiting, and J. E. Jacobson of Wheatland in for a brief Sunday-Monday stay.
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Casper
Cheyenne
B. 5. Smith
M. H. Smith
Denver
the Plains
Mrs. C. W. Soul of
Douglas
City
E. Linn
Kimball, Nebr
Harry Baker
Bismark
North Dakota
Plains Hotel
F. H. Hitchcock
St. Louis
J. E. Jacobson
Wheatland
Sundy
Nameless Southwest Waterfall Weights The Little Colorado
In Albuquerque on December 2 a nameless waterfall on the Little Colorado river between Winglow and Flagstaff on the Navajo Reservation is described as the largest in the southwest. The fall drops about 100 feet with a 500 foot width, set among vividly colored rock strata.
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Albuquerque
N. M
United States Forest Service
Colorado
Arsona
Winglow
Flagstaff
Returned Soldiers Training for Farm Work At Government Expense
Ottawa announces a government funded plan under the land settlement for soldiers act. Returning veterans will receive three month training on English farms and in Canadian conditions with instructors from service men and agricultural colleges. They may study at an agricultural college or learn by practical farming, with extension services supporting post settlement instruction.
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Ottawa
Quebec
Arthur Meighen
Interior
England
Soldiers’ Settlement Board
Europe
Agricultural den
Agricultural College Extension Service
Coal and weather notes from Wyoming tolling in early December
Sixteen coal cars arrived in Laramie over four days with twelve from the Hahn's Peak line and four from Rock Springs. Hanna coal expected soon. Sherman Hill reports 14 inches of snow with a clearing spell by Saturday. A double funeral in Green River for Ollie and Grover Wade, influenza victims, leaves widows and children. Janet Hawk, ambulance volunteer, returns from New York awaiting orders to go abroad after service in Washington.
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Laramie
Ded
Hahn's Peak
Coalmont
Rock Springs
Greenriver
Mountain View
Ollie
Grover Wade
Janet Hawk
New York
Hawk
Washington, D. C
Couple United In Nov. 27 Matrimony at Greenriver
At the courthouse on November 27 Rev S A Webber of the Congregational church joined John W Setser of Evanston Wyoming and Grace Stewart of Green River in marriage. The couple will reside in Evanston. The report notes their home will be in Evanston and mentions the wedding took place at 10 a m.
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Greenriver
Court House
S. A. Webber
Congregational Church
John W. Setser
Evanston
Wyoming
Grace Stewart
Today’s Birthdays Celebrate Four Distinguished Americans
Newton D. Baker former secretary of war born Martina burg West Virginia 47 years ago today Rev Frank M North president of the Federal Council of Churches born New York 68 years ago today John H Morehead former Nebraska governor and Democratic senatorial candidate born Lucas county Iowa 7 years ago today Dr George H Denny president of the University of Alabama born Hanover county 48 years ago today.
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Newton D. Baker
United States Secretary of War
Martinaburg
W. Va
Frank M. North
Federal Council of Churches In America
New York
John H. Morehead
Nebraska
Lucas County
Iowa
George H. Denny
University of Alabama
Hanover County
Quick Relief From Constpatin Olive Tablets Ad
Dr Edwards a physician for 17 years promotes Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy for chronic constipation. The copy stresses that the product does not contain calomel and presents the tablets as a safe alternative with a keynote message of natural relief.
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Edwards
Calomel
Socrates
Lip Reading Taught At Denver Evening Vocational School
A lip reading course is offered at the Evening Vocational High School of Denver. It serves both totally deaf and those with partial hearing loss. There is no tuition. a $2 registration fee is refunded after attendance of at least three quarters of the classes. The program runs four evenings weekly.
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Denver
Colo
Evening Vocational High School of
Local Briefs From Wyoming and Sheridan
Prosecuting Attorney G. R. McConnell contracts Spanish influenza while nursing his wife, who is improving. County Agent George Kdlmatead, captain of the Newcastle home guard, is mustered out per Gov. Houx's orders. Sheridan hosts a holiday gathering after a Orpheum performance with Chase-Sister Stock company members and guests. Engineer Bolin reconciles with his wife and the charge of desertion is dismissed. Mrs. Phoebe Pilcher dies at 61 from gastrin ailment, not influenza, with funeral arrangements by Champion and Shannon.
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Laramie
G. R. McConnell
Upton
George Kdlmatead
Home Guard
Newcastle
Houx
Chase-Lister Orchestra
Mr. Koehler
Sheridan
Phoebe Pilcher
Kirby
Montana
Inois
Champion
Shannon
Pilcher
Saskatchewan Legislature Opens With Heavy Session Projections
Regina reports the Saskatchewan legislature opened with formalities and anticipates a long session. Prorogation is not expected before January due to plans to revise and consolidate statutes. Amendments to school laws aim to strengthen the prominence of the English language and other potential laws touch land settlement labor and finances.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Richardson Highway Named for General Wilds P Richardson
Cordova Alaska November 1 By Mail the Richardson Highway is Alaska 317 mile scenic road from Fairbanks to Chitina linking with the Northwestern railway. Named for General Wilds P Richardson former Alaska road commission president 1905 to 1917 his efforts opened the interior route. Tourists can start by loading autos on Seattle steamers and unloading at Cordova for the trek to Fairbanks. roadhouses dot the way and stages run year round averaging about three hours from Chitina to Fairbanks.
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Cordova
Alaska
Fairbanks
Interior
Alaska Range of
Chitina
Sopper River
Northwestern
Wilds P. Richardson
Alaska Road Commission
France
Richardson
America
Seattle
Chitiva
Seward Fairbanks
Broad Pass
Seward
Isabelle Passe
Iet
Ocean Terminale
Fairbanke
Free Port for Trade for Honolulu
Civic groups in Honolulu discuss creating a free port to encourage Pacific trade after World War I. Professor W A Bryan of the College of Hawaii supports paving the entire territory to be free for global commerce and development.
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Honolu LI
Honolulu
T. H
Mall
Konolulu
Pacific
W. A. Bryan
Cole of
Hawaii
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Holts, Huckfeldt & Pinkbiner
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Dumphey Auto Express
Plains Auto Co
Goshen Hole
A. B. Bartlett
Central
J. W. Coffey
Minneapolis, Minn
George P. Davidson
Denver, Colo
Moorcraft
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Harry A. Nugent
J. T. Moran
Glenda
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John £. Anderson
the Plains Hotel
J. W. Hay
Colorado and Southern Railroad
H. P. Stranglin
Mrs. C. McClean
Hoyt
John M. Fairfield
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J. L. Campbell
Globe
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Paris
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R. M. McClure
Pitchfork
Canada
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Platte County
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Dr. Edwards
Bolin
Eckman Laboratory
Philanesa Finder Manufacturery
Eckman
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Gvere
Nquire Barry's Cigar Store
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Kemmerer Coal Company
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