Wyoming Boards Hike Livestock Valuations for 1918
The state board of equalization announced higher taxable valuations for livestock in Wyoming for 1918, aiming to raise millions in income. Increases reach 100 percent for sheep and up to 400 dollars for purebred horses, with schedules set for bulls, cattle, cows, sheep, horses, mules, and pigs reflecting recent price surges. The board expects the higher values to shift tax burden but possibly lower overall tax rates.
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Wyoming
State Board of Equalization
Fragmented Health Ad Text About Itching Relief
A garbled medical line discusses itching relief and skin care products. It mentions eczema and general skin health, but key details are unreadable and no clear product or source is identified.
U S Conducts Greatest Moral Attack on Huns
A wartime report describes America’s vast moral offensive against enemy powers. Officials say the campaign persuades Austro-Hungarian and German liberals toward democratic government and peace, while predicting Junker influence will fade as liberal strength grows. State Leader classifieds note results.
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U.S
Germany
Bulgaria
Austria-Hungary
America
Wilson
Junkers
Austria
Mining and Oil Men Press War Tax Change
Mining and oil operators urge a Section 207 amendment to the wartime excess profits tax law to correct inequities from basing deductions on capital stock rather than invested capital. Washington reports miners and oil men pushing for equal treatment of depleting assets to reflect production status.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
United States
Washington
Revenue Commissioner
Oklahoma
American Mining Congress
Treasury Department
Commission of Revenue
Mining
Oil Corporation
Execute Kaiser Ridgely Advises Speech on War Tactics
The speech condemns using death as a sole punishment and urges confiscation of a spy or traitor’s property to fund the war. The major’s remarks were brief, followed by a shorter comment from Lawrence Aher.
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Germany
Lawrence Aher
Survivor Accounts of Ship Torpedoing and Sinking
A sailor recalls the torpedoing and sinking of his ship by a submarine. He describes the surface attack after sinking the vessel and the gunfire that destroyed small craft. Fewer than fifteen men were saved, with most killed. He and a Royal Marine were the sole survivors.
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Royal Marine of England
Texan with magic magnet to visit Wyoming fields
A Texas man C. C. Coffmann claims an oil finding magnet locates productive sites. Noted oil figures including Roy Eccles Charles Bear George Crosby and Joe Cook regard his claims as credible after seven of eight locations in Texas produced oil. Coffmann will meet Wyoming oil men after returning from Hidden Dome fields.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Texas
C. C. Coffmann
Mr. Coffman
Oif
Roy Eccles
Ogden Capitalist
Charles Bear
Glenrock Petroleum Company
George Crosby
Billings
Joe Cook
Utah
Coffmann
Wyoming Brokerage Company
Hidden Dome
I. .J. Lesser
Capitol-Wyoming Ol Company
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Ridgely
Portrat
Russia
Citizens National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
High School Five
Rawlins
Albert L. Betua
Pine Pluffs
Cheyenne Business College
C. B.C
Pine Bluffs
W. Co
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company