Farmers Co operative Elevator planned for Cheyenne
A meeting of farmers resulted in a temporary organization for the Farmers Elevator and Produce Company in Cheyenne. Jay Derry was named temporary chairman and N L Merritt elected as another organizer. The group plans a modern elevator with potato storage and will seek subscriptions from nearby farmers. County Attorney Charlies B Lane serves as legal advisor and the final organization meeting is set for February to elect permanent officers and finalize stock subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies B. Lane
Cheyenne
Industrial Club
Reed
Ways to Make Up Lost School Time After War
London reports how universities colleges and the labor ministry propose to compensate war service students by shortened study paths altered examinations and war degrees. Langton University and others grant waivers adjust timelines award war designations and count service toward required training.
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London
Ministry of Labor
University of Langlon
Ruhbleber
Germany
London University
Defreea
Seelence
Law Institute
Ands
Royal Institute of British Architects
Civ Engineers
Fate of a World War II Veteran Remains Unclear
The report details uncertainties surrounding the fate and years of service of a veteran from the war. Authorities and family seek records to confirm his record and any surviving pension or honors due.
Americanization debate echoed by state educators and leaders
A Wyoming communication discusses Kirk Gill backed by educators for Americanization, urging full assimilation. It cites Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin K Lane on language unity, literacy, and loyalty, warning against multilingualism and alien allegiance amid postwar tensions.
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Kirk Gill
Amerigarzation
Waom
Theodore Roosevelt
Attege
America
Franklin K. Lane
Major Bavors Kiddie Pittsburgh Park Snow Road Plan
Mayor V. Babcock denounces a plan to protect children on city sidewalks and proposes traffic-free designated streets after a snow cover. City survey teams assess hilly streets and will close them to vehicles to preserve winter play. He also seeks summer measures with welfare workers to remove keep off the grass signs and allow people to trample the grounds in parks.
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Pitts
Ts Burg
V. Babcock
Th Aity
Datcoek
Pittsburgh
Heed Quinine to Answer the Genuine Call for 30 Cents Ady
An old advertising line urges readers to heed quinine for a genuine call to pay 30 cents, attributed to Ady. The fragment implies a marketing ploy or health tonic promotion. Its exact product name and context are unclear from the brief OCR snippet.
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Hirsh-Wickwire Co
Schloss Brothers Co
George W. Daiber
Farmers Cooperative
Hoster
House
Kirk
James BR. Coxon
State of Wyoming
Department of Rication
United States of America
The
Marne
Argonne Forest
Major Bavors Kiddie
Lerner
Fletcher
Castoria
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