Wyoming Highway Commission Sets Up State Road System
Wyoming becomes to set up a state highway system under the State Highway Commission. A state highway engineer will oversee layout and construction with county and federal cooperation and contracts awarded to the lowest responsible bidder. The measure creates a state highway fund from state and federal sources, with annual reports to the governor.
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Highway Commission
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Wyoming
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Board of County Commissioners
Home remedy for catarrh and deafness relief
A home treatment claims to relieve catarrhal deafness and head noises using Parmint double strength mixed with a quarter pint of water and a small amount of sugar until dissolved. A tablespoon four times daily is advised to reduce inflammation in the Eustachian tubes and clear middle ear secretions.
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Fox
Verson
Bills Passed in the Senate Relating to Public Services
A list of bills passed in the Senate covers topics such as free employment service coal mine inspectors licensing pools billiard halls and bowling alleys property of decedents municipal taxes and fees for public printing and mutual insurance associations.
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U. S. Free Employment Service
Senate
J. R
H. B
Stock Growers National Bank Welcomes Checking Accounts
The Stock Growers National Bank announces open access for checking accounts welcoming customers to open and use checking services. The notice emphasizes convenient deposits withdrawals and customer service.
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Stock Growers National Bank
Bill to back wheat price program gains House support
The House agricultural committee agreed on a bill granting the president discretionary power to establish or continue a government agency to maintain a guaranteed price for the 1919 wheat crop. It creates a revolving fund of 1 billion dollars as working capital.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Agricultural Committee
Pershing Denies Mail System Collapse For AEF
Washington reports General Pershing denied claims of mail congestion for American Expeditionary Forces in France. He said no buildup of mail or undelivered letters occurred. only a small number of incorrectly addressed items were redirected, with 126 sacks of dead letters shipped to the United States and central offices able to fit in one American car.
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Washington
General Pershing
War Department
United States
France
Rye Pring
tWiere
Army
United
Seven Die in Fire at Tokyo House Lodging Seattle
A Tokyo House lodging fire in Seattle claimed seven lives and left eight missing with fourteen injured. Most victims were asleep when the blaze trapped them, with three bodies identified. Firemen and other names from Wyoming listed among the displaced and injured.
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Seattle
Wash
Tokyo House
Navy Wyoming Men Enter Training for Navy Trade Schools
Chief Water Tender Be A Chury at Cheyenne announces two more navy trade schools open to Wyoming men on first enlistment. Men with machinist experience may join as fireman third class for machinists mates school at Charleston South Carolina. They receive six months training here plus navy experience to qualify for advancement. A few with electrical knowledge may join electricians school at Hampton Roads Virginia for intensive electrical instruction. Many top paid machinists and electricians started in the navy.
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Navy
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Mist
Charleston
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Naval Operating
Hampton Bowls
America
Fourteen Indicted for Defrauding U S Government
St Louis February 6. A federal grand jury indicted fourteen men on charges of conspiracy to defraud the government. Two men are accused of using an inferior coffee grade in a government order while twelve are charged with conspiring to obtain clothing at reduced prices.
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ST. Louis
Federal Grand Jury
Soldiers Take Command in Saxon Capital Uprising
Berlin reports serious disorders in Magdeburg capital of Saxony as soldiers and sailors armed with grenades and machine guns break doors of the courthouse freeing 160 prisoners. They smash shops, loot, and seize machine guns on the Boglaca.
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Madgeburg
Saxony
Berlin
Laca
Leader item highlights funds for Home Finding Society
An interview with Miss Alice Jewel, superintendent of the Wyoming Children's Home Finding Society, credits a Cheyenne Leader article with aiding six adoptions and boosting donations. The movement grows nationally, promoting private fostering over institutional care for orphaned children.
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Alice Jewel
Wyoming Children’s Home
Blake
Ha-bas
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