Muscle Shoals Ammunition Plant Secures U S Defense
Garret Smith outlines Muscle Shoals Alabama the United States ammonium nitrate plant the world’s largest capable of 300 tons daily. The facility created a secure long term ammo supply and helped deter future aggression by proving U S readiness and power to defend peace through industrial strength.
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America
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Tennessee River
United States
Muscle Shoals Rapids
United States Army
Board of Army Engineers
Congress
United States Engineers Corps
Uncle Sam
Ordnance Department
Germany
Bruscle Shoals
Central Powers
League of Nations
Shoals
Benin Africa May Hold Records Of Ancient Civilization
Washington dispatch reports archaeologists believe Benin region west of the Niger may harbor earlier civilization records than Egypt. A National Geographical Society bulletin notes Benin once barred exports, practiced widespread human sacrifice, yet advanced weaving, carving, and metal work long before Europeans arrived.
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Washington, D. C
Benin
Africa
Egypt
National Geographical Society
Beni
Niger
Nigeria
Weather report from Cheyenne Wyoming briefing
The United States Weather Bureau issue for Cheyenne Wyoming shows 24 hours ending 6 p m January 38 4T with clear skies and temperature range from 36 to 57 degrees. The report notes highest 61 degrees and lowest 84 degrees, west wind at 7 am and total precipitation 0.20 inch since January 1.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lovelace Secures Bond to Work in Cheyenne
Howard W. Lovelace, recently in legal trouble, posted a $350 bond after a charge of passing a fraudulent $5 check. He plans to settle in Cheyenne, seek steady work, and rebuild his reputation while prosecutors weigh related small-town fraudulent notes.
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Howard W. Lovelace
Cheyenne
Lovelace
Judge Mentzer
Nothing but sustained quality cures cold and cough
A 20th century advertisement touts a universal remedy for colds and throat coughs. It claims quick relief for the whole family, available in a bottle for $1.20 at druggists.
Regular Bowels Improve Health and Comfort
A health column advises that regular, efficient bowel movements contribute to wellbeing. It emphasizes gentle routines, proper hydration, fiber intake, and medical guidance when bowel issues persist, aiming to promote natural cleansing and steady bodily function.
Father Charged With Desertion Of Offspring
Antonio Perez is held in the city jail to face a charge of child desertion. His two children Juanita Perez and Hilaen Perez, ages 40 and 6, will be turned over to state humane officer E. W. Burke. They had been living with him at 620 West Sixteenth Street. he was a laborer on the Pacific.
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Benin
Gwato
Benin City
Lovelace
Cheyenne
Antonio Perez
E. W. Burke
Juanita Perez
Hilaen Perez
West
Sixteenth Street
Pacific
Census Enumeration Call Line Listed
If you have not been enumerated for the census, or you know of someone who has not, call phone 210.
Con stipation-Hollister tea touted to drive constipation
An herbal patent medicine from Sand-Hays Drug Co. claims to relieve constipation by promoting digestive movement and offering simple, quick relief. The product appears in a promotional notice urging use for stomach discomfort and regular bowel function.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Halifax
Sand-Hays Drug Co
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Garret Smith
Chile
Panama Canal
Straits of Magellan
Frank
Washburn
Niagara Falls
Mr. Washburn
Air Nitrates Corporation
Westinghouse Church Kerr Company
J. G. White Corporation
The
Chemical Construction
Lovelage
OKEH
Much
Telegrapher
Salt Lake City
Red Cross
Salt Lake
Trinidad
Colo
United States District Court
Dr. King
W. W. Dumm
Carey Avenue
Eee Settee
Somite
UTS Seon Caulta
Wie Ee
QA. Co
Southimbtom Beredy
Mansab City
J.E. Simmons
F. 60Th St
Portland
Ore
Thames Street
C. W. Riner & Co
Paley
Texas
Louisiana
Southwestern Trust Co
Fort Worth, Texas
First National Bank
Wyoming
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