America After the War Feeds Neutrals and Rebuilds
In a wartime plea dated Nov 4 1918 the speaker warns against over confidence after Allied victories and urges continued effort. He stresses America's duty to feed 120 million Allies and later hungry neutrals totaling 180 million, arguing relief sustains health and morale while supporting postwar trade and democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Germany
Poland
Servia
Armenia
Norway
Sweden
Holland
Rumania
Ukraine
Baltic
United States
Observance Planned for Kamehameha Centenary
Honolulu reports preliminary plans by J Kahio Kalanianaola for a June 11 1919 observance of the hundredth anniversary of Kamehameha the Great. The Ha waiian board of missions will oversee the related centennial events marking the arrival of Boston missionaries in 1820.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
T. H
Kamehameha
J. Kahio Kalanianaola
Congress
Hawaii
Kamaheneha Society
Napoleon
Oahu
Maui
Kauai
Molokai
Boston
Hawaiian Board of Missions
Zinc Mining In Early Italy Faces Coal Shortage
The article notes zinc is mined in Italy but the nation lacks coal to support widespread mining. Coal previously came from Germany and Austria, but war restrictions cut that supply, forcing imports from England Wales and the United States. Zinc and coal are vital for munitions and war industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Germany
Austria
England
Wales
United States
Belgium
Zinc Industry Amid War Conditions in Great Britain
The text outlines zinc production mainly in Lombardy with uses in spelter for brass, galvanizing, roofing, and items like shoe laces and watch components. It notes imports from the United States and local production of zinc oxide, with limited use of zinc dust and chloride. Lombardy exports to the Vielle Montagne Company and shipments to Viviers in France for foundries, while the English Crown Spelter company maintains freight to Britain despite disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Lombardy
United States
Vielle Montagne Company
Belgium
Viviers
France
Crown Spelter Company
Italy Regulates Cotton Manufacture During War Decree
A recent Italian decree requires firms with suitable machinery to set aside part of their output for military needs for the war and six months after peace. The Royal Mission will supervise raw cotton purchases and contract execution between Italian cotton merchants and American firms through the Ufficio Cotoni in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italian Royal Mission of Industry, Commerce and Labor
Ufficio Cotoni Ministero Industria Commercio
Rome
Italy
America
Italian Export Cotton Office Notice on Bill Requirements
A government notice outlines export cotton procedures in Italy. The Ministry of Industry and Commerce will assess tonnage and financial and industrial needs. Exporters are informed future ocean bills need not include the clause Notify the Ufficio Coton Ministero Industria Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufficia Coton Ministero Industria
Italy
Ufficio Coton Ministero Industria Commerce
Cuts Cost of Wheat Haulage On Logging Railroad
Wallowa county Oregon the county agent demonstrated saving farmers 3000 to 9000 dollars by using a logging railroad to move 90000 bushels of wheat. The system cut haul costs by about half versus the conventional 40 mile road haul and was recommended by the state public service commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallowa County
Oregon
State Public Series Commission
Dissolution of Calumet and California Mining Company
Notice states the Wyoming corporation dissolves following a 1918 stockholders meeting. Ninety three thousand fifty-three thousand five hundred shares voted for dissolution. debts paid. dissolution to be completed per Wyoming law. dated November 1, 1918. Also includes service by publication in a Wyoming district court case against James M. Mayes for three hundred five dollars in commission.
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Calumet and California Mining Company
George C. Morrison
Elbert B. Boyd
Calumet & California Mining Company
Wyoming
Ee Wyoming
Ooo Ayn
Towit
Ssmé
Calumet “and
California
A. D
District Court
First Judicial District
State of Wyoming
County of Laram‘e
Charles Dest
James M. Mayes
State of
Charles Best
Cheyenne
Honor Roll for $1000 W.S.S. Club
A list of names and initials appears as an honor roll for a $1000 W.S.S. Club. Figures and spellings vary, with multiple individuals such as Becker, McLaughlin, O'Connel, Veronia, Wolfen, Newnan, Johnston, Mies, Srulth, Borns, Brtevios, and Andere associated with the listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker
PD. M. McLaughlin
O'Connel Bena
Veronia
A. E Wolfen
David Newnan
Sheridan Gas and Fuel Company Incorporation Notice
Notice records Articles of Incorporation filed in Cheyenne Wyoming on November 23 1918 for The Sheridan Gas and Fuel Company. Capital stock 100000 100 share par value 100. Five directors A C Foster William S Sweet Arthur Ponsford Fred W Freese R E McNally. Principal office 45 N Main St Sheridan. Agent Fred W Freese. Dated December 2 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wyoming
Sheridan Gas and Fuel Company
Secretary of State
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Canol
A. C. Foster
William 8. Sweet
Arthur Ponsford
Fred W. Freese
R. E. McNally
County of
Main Street
Fred .W. Freese
Seal
Governor Whitcomb supports memorial tree planting in war tribute
Oregon Governor Whitcombe endorses the American Forestry association plan to plant memorial trees for sailors and soldiers who died in the great war. He refers the letter to the state highway commission and backs commemorative planting along Lincoln highways and other transcontinental routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
James Whitycombe
Oregon
American Forestry Association
Governor Whitcombe
P. S. Ridsdale
State Highway Commission
National Association of Audubon Seciation
Cheaper Food Through Cooperative Buying by County Farmers
Farmers in Clathop county Oregon saved $40 on mill feed through cooperative buying organized by the county agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clathop County
Oregon
Ordora
List of Names in Wyomins State Tribune
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous individuals including Alex Triantos Underwood Live Stock Co Wyomins State Tribune and names such as Helos James Loadon Frank Leaden John D Dark Albert Chapman Jones M C Jones Ww A Cochrane Crabb Cranny Andy Hrambora Thos Kirk with unclear roles or affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood Live Stock
Wyomins State Tribune
Undewowl Live Stock Company
Monard
James Loadon
Frank 'Leaden
John D.dark
Albert Chapman
Jones
M.C
Cochrane
Crabb
Mra
Cranny
Andy Hrambora
Thos
Kirk
Despised Herring Profits Alaska with Million-Dollar Year
In Cordova Alaska on December 12 a new herring industry boosted Alaska payrolls by over 1 million dollars. Government tests showed Alaska herring matched or surpassed the North Sea product prompting rapid expansion. Output reached 60 000 barrels with prices between 21 and 25 dollars per barrel and salteries planned to grow next season.
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Cordova
Alaska
United States
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Theodore Diers
Elrly
Abstract OF
Laramie County
Bankers.and Stockmens Trust Co. Bonded Abstractors
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Elbert BF
Boyd
DR. I. C. Japanw
Cilkenns National Bank
Wyo
Akers Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner Undertaking
Plains Hotel
Mark Chapman
Insurance
Nineteenth St
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Carey Ave
John Chas. Thompson, Sr
dormey-at-Law Wi
Bresnahan Elk
Capitol Ave
D. W. Gil
W. Riner & CO
W.S.S. Club
Wood
U. P
Francis A March
General March
Historical Book Co
Chicago
Cante
Marathon
A. J
Tretmazer
J. W. Henderson
Cheyenna
FORD
Odd Fellow’s Hall
8Th St
Seo Mra
Vaughan
16Th Street
New England
Cunningham
Alex Triantos
West 19Th Street
E. 11Th Street
C. B. Mills
Capitol Building
Despised Herring
Atre
W. 16Th St
Shang Sat Restaurant
West Seventeenth Street
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