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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1919

Page

14

Packard engines and U S war aviation drive

The Packard Motor Car Company developed aircraft engines before U S entry, licensing rights to the government royalty free. By 1916 a V type engine and a larger 965 cubic inch model No 2 powered demonstrations and set rapid performance records. Vincent advised Washington. factory plans and manufacturing methods were shared with Allied experts.

Liberty Motor Packard Motor Car Company United States of America Packard United Ales Fia Packard Engineering Department G. Vincent Eastes American Automobile Association Detroit United States Vincent Washington Mgr. Vincent Bureman

Liberty motor origins and Vincent Packard link in wartime effort

Government officials proposed naming and mass producing a Liberty motor to serve as a national product. Packard's prewar work provided essential drawings and know how, enabling five days of design acceleration. Vincent, Tall and others aided, with Vincent later serving as a military officer while forfeiting substantial earnings.

National Tricton Amaratt Subae United States Liberty Motor Packard Vincent Mr. Vincent Er. J. Tall Washington Hotel Liberty Motors War Department

Kendrick to Visit Cheyenne Before Denver Livestock Meeting

The latest Washington report says Senator John B. Kendrick will stop in Cheyenne before attending the Livestock Association meeting in Denver January 18 to 25 and addressing the gathering. Earlier word had him visiting Denver first.

Kendrick Denver Washington John B. Kendrick Livestock Association Associaton Cheyenne

Century Events From 19th Century United States News

A list of historical milestones includes Memphis founding, Alabama statehood, abolition of serfdom in War temberg, Arkansas territorial organization, Maine separating from Massachusetts, Spain ceding Florida, the first Atlantic steamship, Auburn Theological Seminary founding, the Erie Canal opening, and the first steamboat on the Great Kanawha River, among other items.

Memphis Alabama Wartemberg Arkansas Maine Massachusetts Spain Florida United States Atlantic Auburn Theological Seminary Utica Rome Firet Kanawha Pirett Ochos United G Oeeren Hs Northwest

Department Announces Nitrate Sale to Farmers at Cost

Secretary of Agriculture announces nitrate of soda will be sold to farmers for fertilizer at 81 dollars per short ton, free on board loading point, with freight and incidental costs paid by the buyer. Sale follows last year’s plan, with extension directors and county agents directing applications and deposits for purchase.

Secretary of Agriculture Department of Agriculture Stetes Nitrate Commlitesa

Women Placed in Jobs Rise in Sixth Labor Report

The sixth annual report of the Secretary of Labor highlights growing female employment through the women's division of the U S Employment Service. Local divisions increased from zero to 55 in six months and monthly placements ranged from 7 074 to 22 344, with many women finding industrial domestic or high grade clerical roles.

Secretary of Labor United States Employment Service The Employment Service Women’s

Farmers by Thousands Organize to Strengthen U S Agriculture

Tens of thousands of farmers join county councils of agriculture and county farm bureaus as part of a nationwide push to strengthen agricultural extension agencies. The effort aims for prosperous, balanced farming and better markets, with state programs expanding through university and extension networks. A West Virginia example shows rapid local campaign results led by the state university and county agents.

Farmers U. S. Agriculture Washington United States Department of Agriculture County Councils of Agriculture Organized Agriculture of América Chambers of Commerce Co-Operative Agricultural Extension Agencies Farm Bureau State University At Morgantown Federal Department Agricultural Extension Organization State Director of Extension Secretary of Agriculture

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