American engineers power US explosives with Muscle Shoals plant
The Ordnance Department backed a civilian effort led by Sherman Washburn to turn air and rock into ammonium nitrate for high explosives. The Muscle Shoals plant, built in eight months, produced 13 percent of all Allied high explosives for the 1919 spring offensive, and created a 25 000 resident wartime city.
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Alabama
Tenessee River
Wyoming Way: Stability and Growth Across the West
Charles Selden recalls Wyoming's blend of oil wealth and agricultural expansion as a model for national stability. He notes state oil revenues fund public schools, rising census-driven growth, and the alliance of plainsmen with settlers toward manufacturing, education, and self-reliance.
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Marriage Licenses Issued for Samuelson Casteel and Brassell Pancake
Marriage licenses were issued Saturday to Ernest B. Samuelson and Miss Orpha Minerva Casteel of Cheyenne, and Dean K. E. Brassell of Cheyenne and Miss Lottie A. Pancake of Shiron Springs Kansas.
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Pawnbroker and vagrants fined in police court
Abe Schreibman was fined 350 in police court by Judge C A Swainson for running a pawn shop without a license. J P Farrell and CG C Rounds were each fined 30 and sentenced to 30 days in jail for vagrancy. Farrell had an expensive revolver and a high power rifle. Roy Austing failed to appear and forfeited a 25 bond.
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J. P. Farrell
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