Wyoming potash resources could outshine oil says expert
Cheyenne analyst B. Chester Thompson argues Wyoming leucite beds near Green River hold world leading potash deposits. He cites a 1.975 billion ton resource and suggests output of 197 million tons of potash, with value around 120 dollars per ton, plus by products and new industries.
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Chester Thompson
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Thompson
United States
America
Gorkeen Poele
Germany
Alsace-Lorraine
Alfred R. Schultz
Whitman R. Cross
F. M. Badlick
Hayden Survey
John W. Powell
United States Geological Survey
J. F. Kemp
W. C. Knight
Green River
Thees
Hadber
Austria
Nebraska
Iia
Creeting Ay
U. S. Geological Survey
Coal and auto services advertised in city brief
Front page notices list Cahill Holliday coal proprietors and Capitol Coal Company displays. Auto shop Plains Auto Co offers repair and battery service with hours 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Ads promote cleaning services and guaranteed work. A notice from F A Marshall states he is not responsible for Mrs Fred A Marshall’s bills.
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Fred A. Marshall
F. A. Marshall
Powers Recovers From Illness Visits Capitol
President Thomas G. Powers of the Wyoming Senate was hospitalized Wednesday for chronic indigestion and recovered enough Thursday to visit the capitol but did not preside over senate sessions.
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Thomas G. Powers
Wyoming
Capitol
Senate
Today's anniversaries and historical milestones
A compact roll of notable dates includes 1574 Ben Jonson born in Westminster, 1606 Guy Fawkes executed, 1844 Count Henri de Bertrand dies, 1891 republican rising at Oporto suppressed, 1910 Japan bonds set at 4 percent, 1915 German forces abandon attempt on La Bussas, 1916 Italian Isonzo battles resume amid broader submarine actions.
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Ben, Jonson
Shakespeare
Westminster
Guy Fawkes
Henri de Bertrand
Napoleon
St.Itelena
Dorn
Prince Consort
Oporto
Portugal
Japan
la Busses Anal
Isonzo
Pran
India
Ee Tral
Timber Exhibit in England Promotes Reconstruction Plan
The first American timber exhibit in England, held under the Royal Institute of British Architects, supports Britain’s reconstruction program. Housing dominates the plan with extensive demand foreseen for timber and building materials. The exhibit, prepared with help from the American Trade Commission and J. W. Walker, details future projects and supply needs.
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England
Royal Institute of British Architects
Bri
Department of Labor
J. W. Walker
Amendment explained by New York Anti-Saloon League spokesman
William M. Anderson of the Anti-Saloon League argues in New York that prohibition affects only beverage alcohol and not sacramental wine. He denounces Cardinal Gibbons's statements as misleading, supports majority rule, and notes Catholic and Protestant clergy increasingly back prohibition in the West, Midwest, and South.
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New York
Anti League
William M. Anderson
Anti-Galcon League of
AntiSaloon League of
Anti-Saloon League
Charles
St. Mary
Maryland
Baltimore
New State
American Republic
Cardinal Gibbons
Sanders
Labor Dept Surveys To Improve Life Safety In Industry
The Department of Labor conducts investigations in pottery and rubber industries after requests from unions and employers. Surveys focus on lead poisoning risks in pottery and benze vapor effects in rubber, with initial year 1918 reports from factories in Philadelphia New Castle Bound Brook Cleveland and Niagara Falls.
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Department of Labor
Potters’ Union
Poeessen
Trenton
N. J
East Liverpool
Philadelphia
New Castro
Carnegie
Great Therring Waters Report From Arctic Herring Grounds
Ottawa report on the Vilhjalmur Stefansson expedition notes great herring waters off Canada’s far northern coast. findings show herring east and west of the Mackenzie River. Canadian naval department backs the expedition and envisions future development despite transport challenges.
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Vancouver
Natives Impounded Under Chena River Quarantine Rules
In January the Jun ea Alaska authorities enforce quarant ine rules on natives from distant Tu nana river areas. Two Nemian natives traveled up river to Chena and were detained for two days before allowed to meet with local tribes. Chena authorities cite health precautions and tribal tensions.
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Juneau
Alaska
Chena
Tunana
Nemian
Jndlang
Qabin
Sean Ohza
Labor Department Studies Employment Management Methods
The labor department’s working conditions service launches a nationwide survey of employment management methods across industries. It compares results where scientific direction is maintained with places lacking a centralized employment department to identify production maxima and causes of labor turnover. The effort spans industrial hygiene medicine labor administration and safety engineering divisions.
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Department of Labor
Working Conditions Service
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Deeresser
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
City News
Cahill & Holliday
Vuone
Cmital Coal Company
Hola
Huckfeldt & Finkbiser
Pany
Plains
Plains Auto Co
Bly ‘Ney
Capitol Avenue
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