Prosperous Bank Celebrates 37th Year Serving Wyoming
The bank marks its 37th year of daily service to Wyoming residents, highlighting a long record of responsible management and reliable in service. It invites customers to consider the institution for banking needs amid past lows and periods of prosperity.
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Stock Growers National Bank
Wyoming
Wong
Wheat Survey Reveals Vast U.S. Grain Reserves
Washington reports Dec 1 1918 commercial stocks of wheat at 219,484,832 bushels across 10,669 firms. Figures show sharp year over year increases in wheat, corn, oats, barley, rye and flour stocks with widespread storage by elevators warehouses and wholesalers.
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Washington, D. C
Wihelessie
Chicago Board of Trade
Bradstreet
Ecerea
Ee Department
Les da Auitearsie
National groups back United States Employment Service for women
National organizations representing millions of women urge active cooperation with the United States Employment Service. The Council of National Defense, National League for Women's Service, National Consumers' League, and the National Council of Women push state directors to place women in suitable postwar positions and expand industrial guidance and placement efforts. In October the women's section logged over 66 000 placements, signaling growing reach and impact.
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United States Employment Service
Council of National Defense
Hannah J. Patterson
Womints Committee
Washington
Women’s Committee
National League For Woman's Fervice
Maude Wetmore
Vise
League
Hitv
United States
National Consumers’ League
Newton D. Baker
Provident
Woman's Organization
Congress
Employment Service
National Council of Women
Phillip N. Moore
Enloyment Service
Women In Industry
Trade stock figures for 1917 and 1918 sales reported
The report notes that as of November 1, 1918, one firm held 119.7 percent of its stock a year earlier while evaporated mills owned 72.8 percent of the December 1917 stock, reflecting overlapping holdings across firms.
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Deniier
China Jias Agricultural Train Demonstrates Modern Methods
China’s first agricultural campaign train, dispatched by the Kin Han Railway from Peking, will bring modern farming methods and equipment to farmers for demonstration. The program aims to boost Chinese agriculture and highlight railway support, with Dr. C. Wang noted as a key organizer.
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Peking
Kin Han
China
C. Wang
Peking Maykow
Ox Cf Saan Hare
Pererans Ie
Zemo Antiseptic Promoted by E. W. Rose Co
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a clean dependable antiseptic for wounds and skin care. The copy references a druggist and a 5 cent price, noting Zemo’s penetrating action and soothing effects, with E. W. Rose Co of Cleveland, Ohio identified as the supplier.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Weather Summary for Cheyenne Department Report
Weather data for Cheyenne shows a morning temperature of 7 to 4.0 degrees with a mean of 11 degrees for the date. The last 24 hours turned 21 degrees colder. Highest wind 30 mph from the north at 9 45. Precipitation totals since January Lat 19.22 inches. last 24 hours rain 0 inches, snow 0.1 inch, melted 0.01 inch.
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Lyon
Goth
Government Demands Proper Working Conditions for Women
The Secretary of Labor states in his annual report that wartime policies on women’s employment must extend into reconstruction. He calls for healthier, more productive conditions in oil fields and in new jobs, while preserving existing standards.
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Secretary of Labor
Canton Boy Scouts Win Local Support Through Donations
Canton merchants back scout activities with substantial gifts including the Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Company at 200 dollars and individual donors Kan Chiu Nam Soo Yuk Liu Kan Yukshat Kan Yink Pao and Dr Wong Dai Kong each contributing amounts between 100 and 200 dollars to aid war work and camp programs.
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Canton
Canton Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Movement
Nanyang Brothers’ Tobacco Company
Kan Chiu Nam
Soo Yuk Liu
Kan Yukshat
Kan Yink Pao
Wong Dai Kong
Germans Move to Rebuild China Trade
From Tientsin on December 29 indications show German efforts to reestablish trade with China. They reportedly offer orders for early delivery at lower prices than the Allies and even advise China to break contracts made with Allied powers.
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Tietnstin
China
Cantonese Police Form Society For Mutual Interests
Canton, Dec. 29. Officials of the Cantonese police and commanders of the Cantonese army have formed a society to protect mutual interests and promote cooperation in maintaining law and order in Canton.
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Cantonese Police Form Society
Canton
Final Account and Petition for Estate in Wyoming Court
The estate of Susan Teornes in Laramie County Wyoming files a final account and petition for distribution. Creditors and interested parties must object within forty days after the last publication, with the matter to be heard if objections are not filed. Executor Mathias Ternez and attorney Donselman Pigott sign the notice dated December 20, 1919.
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State of
Wyoming
Laramie
District Court
Susan Teornes
Kacculor
Laramie County
Wyoming War Era Meat Exports Highlight 1918 Records
The report shows Wyoming residents would hold about 1095 pounds of meat per person if totals from the US during the last war month matched 700,700,000 pounds exported to US forces Belgian relief allies and neutrals from 1914 to 1918. October figures list beef products 135,327,270 and beef and pork products 281,729,813. Baseball necrology notes many 19th and early 20th century stars including Grant Beckley Tebeau Tiernas O Loughlin McCormick Crooks Pardee Farrel Egan Dickson Papa Milliken Kaberling Arellanes Swain Glenn Lacraw Bomar and others dying in service or active play.
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Wyoming
United States
American Red Cross
Edward L. Grant
New York Giants
France
Jake Beckley
Old Eagle Bye
An Ee
P. Tebeau
Cleveland
Mike Tiernas
New York’ Giants
Francis “Sue O'Loughlin
BATONIC Promises Relief From Stomach Acidity
A long promotional piece touts BATONIC tablets as a cure for stomach acidity and related ailments. It claims excess acid causes fatigue, indigestion, and decay, and promises rapid relief, urging readers to buy a $0.90 box from a local druggist with a money back guarantee after one week.
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Metebatkoff
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Donselman
Jim McCormick
Chicago White Stockings
Cap” Anson
Jack
King”) Crooks
St. Louis Nationals
Chris von der Ahe
Alfred H
Napoleon) Pardee
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Toledo
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Newark
John J
Chick) Farrel
Joe Tinker
Ned" Egan
Waterloo
Fort Worth
George Kaberling
Memphis
Frank Arellanes
Boston Red Sox
Charlie Swain
Benjamin FP. Lacraw
Charles Bomar
Decatur
Capitol Avenue
N. Y
Bill Pimento
Aunt Jemim
Kellogg's
Florida
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