Berlin Street is Wiped off the N. O. Map
NEW ORLEANS July 5 The city board erased Berlin street from maps and renamed it Pershing 51 in a move tied to French traditions. A returning resident asks a guide for Pershing street and is directed to Berlin, then told Pershing is there.
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Berlin
N. O
New Orleans
Teulonc
Board of City Commissioné
By Ordnance
Berlin Street
Orleanian
Pershing Street
Sonny
Eboy
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed for Colds
Mrs. Margaret Smale of Bishop California writes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound acted like a charm for her cold last week. The advert notes the remedy for coughs colds sore throat or bronchial troubles and says it contains no opiates.
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Foley
Margaret Smale
Bishop
Calif
Ady
New Policy Expands Aircraft Wood Substitutes
Washington reports a July policy to supplement spruce with select white pine and other widely available woods in American airplane production. Spruce remains for wings and critical members while fuselage and certain sections may use alternative woods. Official secrecy to continue on all flight program details.
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Washington
Forest Service
John D. Ryan
Aircraft Board
Smut Attacks Wheat in Weld County North of Greeley
Reports from Weld County Colorado indicate smut has attacked most dry land wheat north and west of Greeley reducing yields. County Agent Reed says disease seed causes smut and prevention is possible with proper planting care. He notes little rust elsewhere and a bumper crop is expected in his travels.
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Weld County
Colo
Greeley
Reed
Laramie County
Hard Shell Crab Near Extinction in East Philadelphia
July 6 report notes hard shell crabs nearly extinct in Philadelphia due to transportation delays high prices and labor shortages. Many young fishermen have joined military and munition plants, with Virginia capes as the former primary source. Crabs take four to six days to arrive and often only a dozen live crabs remain per barrel driving prices up. Soft shell crabs are on market but not plentiful. Curiously soft shells travel better even though they are less hardy.
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Philadelphia
Army
Navy
Virginia Capes
Community notes from the South Side and area
Emerson Rogers and friends spent the Fourth at Camp stool while Mr and Mrs Charles Slagle and family enjoyed Campatool. The Anna Gordon WCTU meets July 1 at Mrs Self's home. Various locals travel or enlist with Robert Foster joining the Navy and Geo Warner arriving in France. Several others depart for visits or military duty and medical updates with Thomas Young in critical condition.
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Emery Rogers
Campstool
Charles Slagle
Pence
Campatool
Anna Gordon
Calif
Navy
Cassie Cole
Greeley
William Cole
Robert Gallant
Palo Alto
Thomas Young
St. John's Hospital
Central Avenue
Mr. Young
Attle Hope
Geo. Warner
France
Emil Oslund
Familly
Rawlins
Oslund
Theodore Anderson
Fort Logan
Colo
Minnie Kalber
George
Laramie
Alec Crout
Hazel Ware
North Platte
Neb
K. Collenbarg
Salt Lake
Helper
Utah
Frakes
John Benson
Robert Hints
Co. B
246Th Machine Gun Brigade
Misery Rising as German Textile Industry Plunges
Deputy Kraetsig of the socialist faction told the Reichstag that four fifths of Germanys textile plants were idle in May and workers faced daily misery. He warned the textile industry was paralyzed amid rising desperation and a syndicate planned to merge mills producing new cellulose yarn.
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New York
Germany
Kraetsig
Reichstax
Berlin
Vorwaerts
State constables arrested for desertion and theft
Two Colorado state constables who patrolled the border to curb bootleggers were arrested in Helper Utah. They face desertion and taking state property charges and are being returned to Fort Collins for trial.
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Colorado State Constabulary
Helper
Utah
Fort Collins
Two Marriage Licenses Granted This Week
Two marriage licenses issued this week. One license goes to Cora Lee Cundingham of Lara and spouse. The other license is granted to Gertrude Chil tdbier and Adolph Hi. Ww.
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Cora Lee Cundingham
Lara
Adolph Hi
Ww and
Dire
Gertrude Hi
Chiltdbier
Danse
Labour leader urges universal education and living wage
London July 5 Arthur Henderson, British Labour Party leader, calls for full educational opportunities for all children regardless of parental income. He backs a new education fund and long overdue reforms, demands a living wage, limits on child labor after school, medical care for pupils, and adequate maintenance for families.
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London
British Labor Party
Cald
Arthur Henderson
Farming near-annual equipment shipments rise to western points
Farming with berwendueted on a larger scale this season as daily shipments through here to western points surge. Two to five carloads of farming implements travel west daily, including tractors of various sizes, harvesting machines, mowers, binders and rakes. Most go to western Wyoming and eastern Utah, with some reaching the coast.
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O Ff
Wyoming
Utah
Peasants Withhold Seed in Ukraine Grain Areas
Reports to the American embassy describe Ukrainian peasants sowing minimal grain to avoid land confiscation or seizure by German forces and roving bands. Similar fears grip Russian wheat regions with land disputes, worker shortages, and widespread hunger threats amid occupation.
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Vologda
Ukraine
Germany
Ain
Allow Us to Select Your Meat
A meat market offers a large variety of roasts steaks chops and poultry with phone orders given full attention. It claims lower prices than competitors and promises right meat per request. Selections include spring chickens lamb veal pork and various smoked meats vegetables fruits and staples.
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Amiy
Visiting residents and officials in Cheyenne region
Ed Sprinkle of Douglas visited friends and conducted business in Cheyenne. Crabbe of the Anti saloon League campaigned in northern state. J A Palfer of Bidney Nebraska and William Teesdale of Loveland Colorado visited Cheyenne. Many others from Laramie Casper Medicine Bow and surrounding areas were in Cheyenne or visiting here yesterday.
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Ed Sprinkle
Douglas
Cheyenne
Crabbe Ie
J.A. Palfer
Bidney
Neb
Wm. Teesdale
Loveland
Colo
Himes
Casper
Auto
Ned Urien
Thermopolis
George T. Hendricks
Kimball
Nebraska
Jack Wolff
Pine Bluffs
Wm. Burn
L. W. Scott
Iron Mountain
S. B. Haines
Manville
F. R. Richards
Medicine Bow
ILA Demonstration Trip Planned by Dairy Commissioner
State Dairy Commissioner Burton plans a Monday tour of Laramie County towns to demonstrate wire construction coal and value. He will be joined by demonstrator Miss Bennett at several stops. The itinerary lists Pine Bluffe Albin and Tracy with demonstrations on home construction and a Grange meeting at Trag.
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ILA
Burton
Laramie
Miss Bennett
Carpenter
Burns
Pine Buffe
Albin
Tracy
Pine Bluffe
Bennett
Bury
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Bing
Texas
Tennessee
Big Bunch
Food Administration
Washburn's Barley
Kingsford’s
Mike
Pershing
Berln
Perashing
Jet
the Wyoming Trust and Saving Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Clase of Business
United States
U. S
Harry B. Henderson
Cashin
Keeley Merchantile Company
Chile
Witt
Washington Market
Weir Lincoln
T. BE. Valentine
Margaret Valentine
York
Yare
Nat Baker
Riverton
E. L. Davin
Carr, Colo
Colorado
G. R. Ditbertaon
W. Bugger
Hermosa
MH. Beott
Simon Webster
Chugwater
A. W. Lee
Torrington
Dan Thomas
Avalo
EL Paso
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