New Motor Spirits Refines Oil Industry Picture
A byproduct from Standard Oil of Indiana becomes motor spirits at refineries in Whiting and Wood River, with Sugar Creek capacity expansion and a Wyoming plant planned. April sales reach 1,000,000 gallons, signaling a shift from fuel oil profits to high efficiency gasoline substitutes.
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Motor Spirits
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Wyoming
Standard
Whiting
Indiana
Wood River
Sugar Creek
Dark horse in Wyoming politics looms over 1944 race
The Wyoming Tribune and Natrona County views cast A. J. Mokier against Governor Joseph M. Carey and advocate a staunchly Republican standpat approach. The piece compares Mokier’s backers to a political horse race and signals broader tensions within the state GOP and its candidates.
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Wyoming
Nigita
Fowfinor
A. J. Mokier
Natrona County Tribune
Wyoming Tribune
Brother Deming
Eea
Mokjer
Joseph M. Carey
Carey
Hestler Mokler
Mokler
Old Ring
Patrick
Sullivan
Erin
Natrona County
Wall Street
Hades
Keven Brother
Deming
Tim
Tribunes
Commission Government in Memphis Faces Graft Allegations
The Memphis city government invites investigation into graft and favoritism. The city offers a $100 reward for proof any employee engaged in graft while employed, with informants’ identities protected. Officials claim salaries tempt good service, but doubts about graft persist among ward workers and staff.
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Counsell Msst
Fire and Engineering Parhigents Muat
Counel
Memphis
Tennessee
Premont Arm Power Exhibition Sparks Farm Power Interest
A fragmented notice describes a Premont exhibit on mechanical farm power under the Fremontee club, aimed at spreading interest and organizing a selection event. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a community display of power mechanisms.
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Heraes
Fremontee E Scordal Club
Vagrant law sparks debate on state aid policy and labor relief
A court scene highlights a destitute man denied aid as politicians discuss a new state law intended to provide temporary labor relief. The measure, framed as a transition, targets jobless individuals while promising limited assistance. The act, tied to a bureau of information, enables access to employment services.
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South Dakota
Lis
Register of Deeds
St. O. Richards
Huron
Richards
Sunshine State
South Poketa
Biate Bureau of Information
Insect Invasion Haunts Ranch as Weather Turns
Poem fragment chronicles a drought and flood cycle on a ranch while insects invade fields. The verse evokes hardship as rain, heat, and barren land affect livestock and harvest. Gophers retreat underground and villagers lament the unsettled conditions.
Prevention of Pneumonia Through Personal Hygiene and Avoidance of Crowds
The article stresses that pneumonia prevention hinges on individual hygiene and avoiding crowds, especially during rush hours and after long periods without food. It notes crowded streetcars as a principal danger and urges people, notably the middle aged, to manage meals and exposure to reduce infection risk.
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Alebt
Belug
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Leader Publishing Company
Carey Ar& Telephone
Cheyenne
Wyre
Revenne
Nodioess
New York
Chicago
M. ©. Watson
United States
Kasean
Democratic Party
Robert Bridges
Rudyard Kipling
Alfred Noyes
John Masefield
Sixth Avenue
New York City
Bridges
Gasus
Quenn
Kent
Get
Academy
Mebajn Rogland
John Keats
Henlee
Maton
Henry Frowde
Oxford University Preas
Sarrik
Joan of Arc
Charles HE
France
Ringling Bros
Aon
Morklen's
Commission
New
Huntala
Altred Austin
Someimu
Asquith
Tan
Aaa
Los Nus
Kodak
Andy E. Roede
Rexall
A. Price
McCall
McCall’ S Magazine
McCall Book
Obgashions
the McCall Company
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