Billings Poised for Pipe Line Boom and Industrial Rise
In Billings Montana February 2 the editor quotes Frederick A. Cook on a future pipeline from Wyoming wells shaping the city into a leading western manufacturing hub. He predicts prosperity from oil and gas development, tourism, and Arctic exploration plans, with local voters seen as pivotal to growth and regional trade.
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Billings
Mont
Wyoming
A. Cook
Cook
Wyoming All Delta
Werlach Wye
Montioe
Hatte
Pooopal
Centas Fe
Bleilemn
AMD
Tyes
Tote
Atl Field
Rook River Tragedy Reported in Feb Death
Rook River area reports a death at Mock Rivertta with coroner Johnson in charge. Local residents recall a man named Sieefpied aged about sixty and the mystery of his final hours remains unclear.
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Brock Tower
Wye
Sieefpied
Mock Rivertta
Stegfried
Milasour
Johnson
Woman Credits Lydia Pinkham Remedy For Avoiding Surgery
A Wisconsin woman says Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her from an operation for organic troubles and side pain. She praises the remedy and urges other women with inflammation ulceration displacements backache nervousness or irregularities to try it and write for advice.
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Black Hover
Falla
Wis
Fau Claire
Lydia E. Pinkham
A. W. Borer
Peck River Falls
Mia Kinter
Eee
Vegetables In Hothouse Plan For City Greenhouses
City officials plan to convert several of the greenhouses into vegetable propagation houses this winter. A shortage of vegetable plants last year led to postponed plantings for tomatoes cabbage peppers and other crops. Metweher intends to grow 100000 plants for the season.
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Colo
Fen
Pietmicher
Forint
Fae
Chile
Army Discharges Eight Enemy Aliens at Camp Cody
Eight enemy aliens were discharged from military service at Camp Cody. Seven were Austrians and one was Albert Lippa German. The group had enlisted in Akron Ohio and was naturalized before discharge.
Glenrock Man Plans Movie House Chain in Four Towns
Glenrock Wyoming February 2. Weare Brennan the proprietor will start construction Monday on a large moving picture theater on Fourth street between C and D. Brennan, who runs the Lyrie theater in Casper, will operate Glenrock's house and plans two more theaters at Thermopolis and Riverton creating a four town circuit. A temporary structure will be built with brick walls added later to make it permanent. The contract requires completion in thirty days and features a 50 foot front extending 122 feet to the alley.
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Glenrock
Wyo
Werle
Fourth Street
Weare Brennan
Healy
Brennan
Casper
Glenrock Howe
Thermopolis
Riverton
Woman completes 72 knit garments for soldiers
Mrs Ken Kimball of Glenrock Wyoming has become a leading Red Cross knitter. She finished her seventy second item for the war effort including two sweaters ten helmets and sixty wristlets all made for the fighting forces. She enlisted for the duration of the war and works daily from morning to night.
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Glenrock
Wyo
Ken Kimball
American Red Cross
United States
Thas
Idi Bpd
Luxurious gambling houses tied to wealthy women to be probed
New York district attorney announces open court testimony to investigate gambling dens frequented by wealthy women in fashionable neighborhoods. An assistant D A says a prominent New Yorker’s wife reportedly spent about 190000 dollars in two hours at one venue.
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New York
District Attorney's
Alleged Slacker Must Return to Serve Pen Term
Hartivo Nichole alias Harry Nelson Mose Bryant faces return to Lafay ette Georgia state penitentiary after confession to entaped convict status. He was arrested at Carneyville on a federal slacker charge and had a prior murder sentence of fifteen years. he escaped after forty days.
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Shertnan
Wyo
Hartivo Nichole
Harry Nelson Stae Mose Bryant
Dideland
Lafayette
Geo
Nick
Nichole
Carneyville
Nichols
Mosnberg
Georgia
Ranger Spends His Spare Time Knitting
Ranger J. J. Allen, a government forest ranger at Bridge Forest, knits a pair of geriadets during off duty hours to aid Red Cross efforts in Denver. His work supports women workers assisting boys in trenches with warm clothing and may inspire future knitting in his free time.
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Pinedale
Wyo
Diairiet
Red Cross
Denver
J. J. Allen
Bridge Forest
Allen
Gold mine near Sundance excites local town
Ex citement grips Sundance Wyoming as Pete Guildinger finds a promising gold strike near Bearlake about fifteen miles east on the Welcome road. Assays show 2.60 dollars in gold per ton from surface. About 100 claims have been staked and a six mile pipeline from Low Soldier field will extend to the area.
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Sundance, Wo
Pete Guildinger
Bearlake
Sundance
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Gray Hair
An old time remedy advertises Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound to restore natural hair color. It claims gradual darkening with a simple dampened application and mentions endorsements from a downtown drugstore. The note says it is not a disease cure or treatment.
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Wyeth
Big Apartment Planned for Kemmerer by Pyramid Syndicate
Abner Davis of the Pyramid syndicate plans a large apartment house on property bought from C Watt Brandon as part of reorganizing the Wyoming Trust company. The project aims to supply Kemmerer with needed housing, attracted by its schools and demand from mining camp families seeking homes for their children.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Lieve
Abner Davis
Pyramid Syndicate
Wyoming Trust Company
Kemmmerer
Mr. Davis
C. Watt Brandon
Davis
Wil
New Apartments to Offer Modern Fifty Room Units in Downey Building
A statement notes the new apartment project will include about twenty one room units and will be modern in every way. The development plans include offices in the Downey building beside the Pyramid Sundstate and emphasize upgraded school facilities.
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Wll
Downey
Pyramid Sundstate
Chicago Faces Milk Famine Amid Distributor Boycott
Chicago braces for a milk famine as Illinois dairy farmers threaten to boycott distributors starting Sunday. Officials warn that more than half the supply to the city may be cut, risking hunger and sickness among poor children.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Iit
Worst Wester in Years Dampens Winter Health
Snow wind and extreme cold led to more colds this winter than before. Foley's Honey and Tar proved effective for thousands of homes. Men women and children checked colds and prevented serious exposure, clearing passages and healing inflamed membranes. Mrs. Howard StreryeRr of Clinton Ohio praises Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds.
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Foley
Howard StreryeRr Atclinton
Boleys
Bloom Shoe & Clothing Store Damaged by Casper Storm
A Casper storm caused the Bloom Shoe & Clothing Company building to lose its temporary second story front and collapse onto the sidewalk. Heavy glass and a display cabinet valued at about $2,800 fell, likely totaling the loss, with local reports noting only this business as damaged so far.
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Casper
Wye
Bloom Shoe & Clothing Company
Bloom
Woman Knits Jackets and Caps for Soldiers in Sheridan
Mrs J J Burns of North Main street Sheridan is praised for patriotism and conservation. She has supplied her son in France with sweater helmet and wristlet and has since outfitted eight other Sheridan soldiers with knitted items all made from salvaged yarn and dyed to regulation color, supporting the war effort while conserving materials.
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Sheridan, Wyo
J. J. Burns
North Main Street
Sheridan
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