Lander to Consider Vocational High School Bond Issue
Lander Wyoming January 28 planning advances in a proposed vocational high school district spanning four districts with $50,000 bond issue. Construction would be three stories with gym stage study hall and 250 seat auditorium, aiding agriculture home economics industrial and commercial programs.
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Lander
Wye
Vocational Board
Spe
Dubois
Whnd
Vocational
Wyoming
Hoyse
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Health claims
A historical ad describes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel aid used by both men and women for 17 years. It claims the product cleanses wastes, prevents face pallor, pimples, headaches, and general malaise, and sells for 25 cents per box through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Dr. Edwads
Sr. Edwards
Medical Advisory Board Is Named
Rock Springs Wyoming January 28 The state medical advisory board for the southwest section organized in Rock Springs Thursday evening with officers Dr E S Lauter president and Dr C M Freeman secretary The board will be directed by the government and remain permanent during the war Its jurisdiction covers Carbon Sweetwater Lincoln and Uinta counties Dr Raymond Barber of Rawlins assisted in the organization Representatives from Lincoln and Uinta counties were delayed by westbound trains and could not attend
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Avute
E. 9. Lauter
C. M. Freeman
Carbon
Seetwater
Lincoln
Uinta Enuntries
Raymond
Big Ranch Sold In Wyoming Territory's West
James Moor, in Middleton, manages Lee Simonsen's Padlock outfit holdings. Simonsen buys out Owl Creek Land and Livestock partners, ceasing the partnership and revealing the business will operate under Simonsen personally. Moor's ranch expertise supports the enlarged enterprise as it moves forward.
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Thermopolis
Wrc
James Moor
Middleton
Lee Simonsen
Padlock
Simonsen
Owl Creek Land & Livestock Company
Moar
Record Atlantic waves beat prior year by wide margin
The 1917 tally of waves coming from the Atlantic Ocean exceeded the 1916 figure by 61 12 waves, marking a notable rise in the yearly count and reflecting a stronger year for ocean swell measurements.
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Atlantic Ocean
Flour and Feed Mill planned at Greybull Wyoming
A Greybull Wyoming meeting of Commercial club and local ranch committees considered installing a flour and feed mill. Germania bench produced about 54 000 bushels of wheat last year, with expectations of higher output if a mill is built. Estimated stock subscription potential at Greybull was $5000.
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Greybull
Wyo
Commercial Club
Shell Creek
Germahin Beach
First State Bank
Germania
Er Minia Beach
Greybull Committee
Germania Committee
Graybull
Meagis
Criffin
Loring
Williama
McCarthy
Malicious letters target Rock Springs soldiers
Rock Springs residents report unsigned letters sent from local residents to American troops in France. The messages insult wives and sweethearts left at home, prompting defense of women's conduct by the community amid wartime anxieties.
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Rok Springs
Wyo
France
Tris
Rock Springs
Sweetwater County
Farmers Appreciate Cold Wave Warnings
Manville Wyoming residents rely on rural telephone lines for daily weather forecasts. Farmers praise the Weather Bureau and telephone companies for accurate, timely warnings that help them plan farm work and stock care.
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Manville
Wyo
United States Weather Bureau
Stove Explosion Shatters Preacher Home in Kimball
In Kimball Nebraska January Saturday morning Rev Maynard had just left the room when his cook stove exploded. The blast blew stove parts across the room and shattered many window panes. The cause was frozen pipes leading to the stove.
Kaiser the bull dies at Dolds Wheatfield farms
Buffalo dispatch reports the bull Kaiser died at Dolds Wheatfield farms after a bout of acute indigestion. The animal was valued at $10,000 and earned its name from its infamous temper, depicting the arch-enemy of civilization.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Kaiser
Dolds Wheatfield Farms
Anti Saloon League Organized for Hot Springs County
In Thermopolis Wyoming on January 28 the Anti Saloon League began county organization with meetings at the Masonic temple and Methodist church attendance. Fred L. Crabbe spoke in the morning and Dr W L Wade lectured in the evening leading to about 1000 dollars pledged locally. Wade then reported meetings in Embar and Lucerne with broad miner support and good attendance.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Anti-Saloon League of
Fred L. Crabbe
League
Masonic Temple
W. L. Wade
Wade
Lucerne
Witl
Miners’ Union
Gebo
Geha
Lyceum Course Planned for Pine Bluffs
Witte of the Benson White Lyceum Bureau in Portland, Ore., arranged a five‑event lyceum course for Pine Bluffs after visiting last Sabour day. About twenty local men signed the contract. The first show is slated for October and the program will not affect next summer's Chautauqua.
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Pine Blutfa
F. Witte
Lenson- White
Lyceum Boureau
Portland
Ore
Pine Bluffs
Lyceum
Giant seven foot eight inch eagle shot near Riverton
Fowler of Riverton reports killing a mam moth eagle about ten miles from town. The bird measured seven feet eight inches across the wings and thirty two inches from the tail to the bill. Taxidermist Lol White will mount the eagle for exhibition after completing the work.
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Riverton
Wyo
Fowler
Lol White
Refinery Construction Materials Ordered for Riverton Plant
G L Miller of the Riverton Wyoming Refining Company overseeing purchases in Riverton for a new refinery. Orders placed with Diamond Lumber for 160000 building bricks 47000 fire bricks 3440 sacks of cement and lime and 49900 pounds of fire clay. Plan to ship from Chicago and Denver for pipes reinforcing rods and tools totaling several thousand dollars.
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Riverton
Wyo
G. L. Miller
Riverton-Wyoming Refining Company
Denver
Diamond Lumber and iMarde Are Company
Devlin
Aries
Miller
Chicago
Pittiukgy
Oda Sliter
Old Graphite Mine May Be Worked
Wheatland Wyoming January 23 The graphite mine owned by Bill Auchman west of Wheatland will be tested and developed in the coming weeks with hopes to ship ore soon. The mine lies 1.5 miles northeast of the Willian Hurter ranch on Slate creek, discovered about two years ago. The Fireybull company loaned Auchman several prospects last year. Lt. Andrews, Worland shareholder, may divest development duties and intends to ship a car within two weeks if teams are found. Ore will go to Pennsylvania for processing.
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Wheatland
Bill Auchman
Buts
Lewserwdk
To & Gereyhull
James Hurat
Willian Hurter
Slate Creek
Railroad Hotel Is Built at Greybull
GREYBULL Wyo dan 25 The Evelington Railroad company begins construction of eight dwelling houses for its employees. The firm has pur chased a half block south of Larasie ante between Flu Hlorn streets and Railroad avenue. Houses will be constructed there and completed as rapidly as possible to meet housing needs. A work proceed is seen completed and foundations for some houses are ready. Plans for a residence for the district superintendent are mentioned.
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Greybull
Wyo
Evelington Railroad Company
Larasie
Railroad Avenue
Depot expansion plan details at Greybull and Cooper
The plan outlines a two story depot with a second floor for offices to be occupied after completion. It notes a central division point for north and south operation and a large adjoining house serving as a core for postal and railway functions in Greybull as the principal Burling ton retreat.
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Dees Balldines
Cooper
Greybull
Nouth
Howse
Grephull
D Pels
Burlingtor
Waeiing
Prereging Pere Leads Turmoil in Moen Police Command
Former Tebow Pacts official in Moen, once deputy superintendent, transfers from frewiquarters amid a shakeup. The move follows a string of governance changes affecting the autoteth argnal aya ran agency and the Team Dye elt operations.
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Prank
W. Tileaing
Moen
Argnal Ayaran
Overland Values Cars Offer Bargain Showroom Appeal
Used car dealer promotes dependable stock with “complete” range and flexible pricing. Highlights include an Overland 84-B4 Touring for 145 cash and 39 monthly, a 1917 Maxwell Touring near new at 185 cash, and a Dort touring with self starter at 1605 down plus small monthly payments.
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Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Patinas
United Arches
Liggett & Myers
Wbwaee Co
CIA Prien Ave
New York
Halbder
Rudy Cheeks
Ohio
Geologiata
Winona
Carey Ave
Winona Oil Corporation Cos
Dickert
Cheyenne, Wyo
Preacher
Anti Saloon League
Hot Springs County
Riverdon
Eckman
Wartan
Ali
Arumalaa
Rokman
Nt Fa
Hee
Willys-Overland, Inc. Used Car Department
Cheyenne Place
Denver, Colo
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