Wyoming News Buys Dry Amendment Text 1919
Gov Frank L Houx received an official copy of the proposed federal dry amendment to the U S Constitution. The joint resolution outlines prohibition of manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors after one year from ratification and sets concurrent enforcement power for Congress and states. It notes seven year ratification window and bears signatures of Champ Clark and Thomas R Marshall.
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Frank L. Houx
United States
Wyoming
Robert Lansing
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Champ Clark
Thomas R. Marshall
Wce
Saxiel M. Baker
Barn Destroyed by Fire in Thermopolis
Fire of unknown origin wiped out a barn in the northern dawn hours of Saturday, near Thermopolis. The blaze consumed the structure before water could be applied, the property of Mrs Nostrum. The fire was discovered after it had already gained substantial headway and the hose lines were not yet connected.
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Thermopolis
Jan
Mra. Nostrum
New Corn Remedy Promises Painless Relief
A new druggist era says Cinehinath offers fast corn relief. Apply a few drops to tender corn and it shrivels, soon detaching without pain. The compound dries sticky and does not irritate skin, potentially reducing infections and health risks.
United States Rubber centralizes mechanical goods sales
The United States Rubber company will centralize selling forces for seven subsidiary mechanical goods firms starting Jan 1. Headquarters move to 1790 Broadway New York with unified production and a new division name. The plan aims to cut waste, speed service, and standardize branding across all divisions.
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United States Rubber Company
United States Rubber Building
Broadway
New York
Williams
United States
United States T Rubber Company
Revere Rubber Company
Peerless Manufacturing Company
Mechanical Rubber Company of
Cleveland
Mechanical Rubber Company of Chicago
Sawyer Belting Company
India Rubber Company
Eureka Pine Hose Manufacturing Company
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Proven Effective
The old root and herb remedy Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has for three generations relieved women from severe female complaints and remains a trusted treatment in American homes. It is urged as a worthwhile test for women in need of relief.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Peace Talks Stalled as Allies Oversee Petrograd Presence
The narrative notes strain in reaching terms with the constituent assembly as German and Austrian forces in Petrograd settle in, visiting theaters and occupying reading lounges in nearby hotels hosting Entente officers. Delegates anticipate returning to Brest-Litovsk within two weeks, with Bulgarian and Turkish delegates due tomorrow.
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Constituent Assembly
Petrograd
Hrest-Litovsk
First Rural Casper Schools Ready With Full Teacher Quota
Casper Wyoming January 2 For the first time since county schools opened in September a full quota of teachers is in charge of rural districts County Supt May Hamilton reports she has had a busy fall securing instructors A statewide shortage persists but Natrona county schools are advancing with girls and boys clubs and Red Cross work The State Teachers association emphasizes standardization of texts and school facilities to place Wyoming rural schools on a uniform footing
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Casper
Wyo
Achoola
May Hamilton
Buffalo
First Polish Americans Reach France for Front
The first contingent of Polish troops recruited in America for Allied service has landed safely in France. Col James Martin of the French military mission announced the arrival tonight. They will join Polish forces fighting on the near front.
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Washington, Jan
America
France
James Martin
Universal Training Drive Backed by National Security League
The National Security League renews its nationwide push for universal military training inspired by Senator Chamberlain. Lloyd Taylor leads a 105,000-member campaign with 280 branches to win enactment, citing 41 senators and 158 representatives committed to supporting the measure.
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New York
Chamberlain
Oregon
Senate Committee On
Congress
National Security League
League
Lloyd Taylor
Senate
House of Representatives
Security League
House
Weaver
North Carolina
Sinnott
Scott
Iowa
Congressman Hill
Connecticut
Bleakley
Pennsylvania
Congressman Fitzgerald
Wolcott
Delaware
Knox
Yaeting
Wisconsin
Advertising A Child’s Illness Cure by Foley’s Honey and Tar
An advertorial fragment recounts a parent’s three week bout with lacrippe in January and the relief provided by Foley’s Honey and Tar. The note urges readers to trust Foley’s brand as a remedy and to tell friends about its effectiveness.
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Mendelson
Dangster
Foley
Alet
Wall No. 9 for wet Louring cars taxis and 7-passen
Road crews repair a stretch likely named Wall No. 9 after rain slicks created hazards for cars, taxis, and seven passsenger vehicles. The incident prompted traffic advisories and cleanup efforts downtown.
Unclear OCR Text From Kansas City Notice Page
Fragmentary readable lines mention Southinaton Aemeot Co Kansas City Md. The text appears garbled with no clear event persons dates or activities to summarize. It contains incomplete phrases about ages and mail and seems nonfunctional as a news item or notice.
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Mall
Southinaton Aemeot CO
Kansas
CITT
Potato Growers Form Organization in Powell
Twenty potato growers met last Saturday in Powell to form a temporary association with plans for a permanent body. They discussed growing areas and marketing profits, noted favorable reception to a proposal by Louis Distributing Company, and elected officers including president Et. KK. Elliot and vice president Robert Anderson. A meeting with the distributor is hoped to be scheduled, with details to be announced.
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Powell
Wye
Louis Distributing Company
Gdt
Sir. Magruder
Et. KK. Elliot
Messenger
Robert Anderson
11 Murders in City Last Year Blamed on Booze
Eleven murders occurred in 1917 with most linked to drunkenness, according to county coroner Clyde Early. The first case involved Sam Farmer, described as a nerve, and Alfredo Harrado, a Mexican man who had been drinking, as per inquest testimony.
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Hoor
Clyde Early
Sam Farmer
Alfredo Harrado
Teaver
Denver
Cheyenne
Whisky shortage sparks long lines in South London
Whisky scarce in London as a South London brewery released bonded stock. Hundreds queued hours before sale, each buyer limited to one bottle priced at seven shillings and sixpence. Within twenty minutes the entire stock sold out.
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London
Jan
Teutons Make Themselves at Home in Russia
German political delegates led by Count von Mirbach meet in Petrograd to discuss trade relations with Russia. Admiral Keynerlingk says the present moment is ideal for marine actions as talks continue.
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Russia
Asociated
Petrograd
Count von Mirbach
Daron
Keynerlingk
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