Wyoming Observes Flag Day and Anthem Proclamation
Governor acting Frank L. Houng designates Friday June 14 as Flag Day in Wyoming and calls a noon observance to repeat The Star Spangled Banner. The proclamation urges statewide public demonstrations of reverence for the U S flag and patriotic participation.
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Washington
Mournful Deaths and Memorial Day Observances in Rock Springs
The 16 month old Donald Kellogg died of cerebral meningitis after pneumonia. Funeral held Friday as Memorial Day parade and cemetery exercises featured patriotic and fraternal groups with Taliaferro delivering the address. Separate note on Mbert Hornedeen’s death during hospital transfer after pneumonia. Local social events included senior class reception, boys’ sendoff to Fort Logan, and Elks Club gathering for the service contingent.
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Donald
F. T. Kellogg
Taliaferro
Mbert Hornedeen
Crosson
Green River
Walter Muir
Clrisie Muir
Fort Logas
Colo
George Griffith
Dave Griffiths
Cecil Cutxen
Louis Larsen
Joseph Whelan
Tueday
Hazel Hansen
George Harris
George
Elks Club
Oater
Brewienns Sluoce
Biter Sy Poche
Claims Dispensational Developments In Justice Hearing
A garbled OCR item notes an unnamed party and several individuals linked to a dispute or hearing. The piece references alleged advancements or claims tied to a system or process, with mention of a hearing awaiting determination and a person named Keske. The fragmented text lacks clear facts or context.
PANS MISS GAMES TO KEEP UP WAR WORK
President E W Dickerson of the Western league explains war work has reduced minor league attendance not from fan quitting but from general burdens. He proposes twilight baseball across Kansas Iowa Missouri Nebraska to boost profits and provide play for workers kept busy by government needs.
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E. W. Dickerson
Kansas
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
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Dickerson
Detroit Trims Pleasure Car Output Amid War Demands
Detroit reports a drastic cut in pleasure car production due to wartime needs. Output has fallen by a full 200 percent since the war entry, with 60 to 70 percent of US autos built within the region. Ford remains near last year’s pace while Cadillac, Packard, Hudson and Studebaker shift to war work, creating overall national reductions of about 357,000 cars annually.
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Mich
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United States
Ford
Cadillac
Packard
Hudses
Studebaker
Sheridan to Add Big Interurban Car for Mine Run
Sheridan Wyoming June 3 The Sheridan Railway Company bought a large mine run interurban car at Lexington Kentucky and will ship it here It seats 76 and weighs about 40 tons at 62 feet long The car will be ready for operation in three days between the city and the mines under D W Jones managerial supervision
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Sheridan
Wyo
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Leaington
Thin City
D. W. Jones
Local boxing bout thrills thousands at Ovtele Park
June 3 in Baltimore crowds pack Ovtele Park for a 12 round battle where Kid William defeats Younes Coemey by decision after a hard fought bout.
Red Star Fund Grows by Sixty Eight at Farewell for Draft Boys
The Albany County Horse and Cattle Growers Association hosted a farewell party at Woodman hall with a banquet, music by the Woodman orchestra, and patriotic speeches by Cheyenne visitors Secretary Hasenkamp and attorneys Gish and Sullivan. A collection for the Red Star Society raised 65 dollars, aiding animals. Afterward, many attendees moved to Springdale ranch for a dance.
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Woodman Hall
Anyoos
Woodman Orchestra
Heten
Hasenkamp
Morris Growhon
State Couonel of
National Defense
Cheyenne
J. HK. Gish
J. HR. Sullivan
Red Star Noeiety
Springdale Ranch
Thi City
Davie & Thomas
Flour Mill Prospects in Greybull
Mesars Fred Krjoger and Louia L. Bell of Dillon Montana, representing the American Association of Mill Constructors, arrived to organize subscriptions for a 75 barrel flour mill in Greybull. Estimated cost about 36000 dollars. mills built in Idaho and Montana are on a paying basis with managers in charge and local stockholders. Local business leaders pledged support to aid the project and attract farmers to the town.
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Fred Krjoger
Louia L. Bell
Dillon
Mont
American Association of Mill Constructors
Greybull
Idaho
Montana
Mance
Messrs
Klinger
Beil
Glen
Kinger and
Ball
Foley Kidney Pill claims relief for rheumatism and bladder issues
Frank P. Wood of Morrill Maine testifies Foley Kidney Pill relieved swelling joints and urinary irregularities. The ad promotes the product as a remedy for rheumatic pains nervousness headaches and general weakness with testimonials and wide distribution claims.
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Frank P. Wood
Morrill
Maine
28 Per Cent Pass Navy Examination
Twenty eight men were examined at the local navy recruiting station last week by Recruiting Agent Panford. Twenty eight percent were accepted while the rest were rejected for physical reasons. Six of the eight examined have reported for service. Names listed include William W. Baker Wheatland John A Pennock Bellevue Colo Robert E Tingley Almana Kan Joseph H Dineen Lingle Kan Lawrence N Marquis Glenrock Andrew R McMicken Rawlins.
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Panford
Wiliam W. Baker
Wheatland
John A. Pennock
Bellevue
Colo
Robert E. Tingley
Almana
Kan
Joxweph H. Dineen
Lingle
Lawrence N. Marquis
Glenrock
Andrew R. McMicken
Rawlins
Former Yachtmen Man Many Boats in Naval Attacks
Dover report notes amateur yachtsmen from peacetime days formed the core of motor launch crews in British Channel actions. They helped pull smoke screens and served as mosquito cord for destroyers in Zeebrugge and other operations. Their knowledge of Irish, French, and Belgian coastal waters aided critical tasks throughout the war.
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Dover
England
English Channel
Zeebrugge
British Isles
Motor launches aid British auxiliary patrol in early war
Article notes American made pilots and early war fast pleasure craft serving under British command. Amateur sailors became professionals in the Senior service, arming motor launches with guns and engaging a German submarine that attacked an American sailing ship. Trawlers and motor launches share an auxiliary patrol role with strong, democratic camaraderie between crews.
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Admiralty
Honor Rell for $1000 WSS Club Honor Rell for $1000
A list of individuals including Fred BR Warren William Dunstan Carl H Menhthousen George Joffee Sally Lewinnek and others is presented, indicating honor or recognition for a $1000 amount associated with the WSS Club. The fragment references several names with titles and organizations, suggesting a ceremonial or donor context.
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Fred BR. Warren
William Dunstan
Carl H. Menhthousen
George Joffee
Sally Lewinnek
Jons
Lenght Tc
German Art and Kultur Exhibition Planned in Constantinople
Amsterdam reports that a new exhibit titled German art and kultur will open in Constantinople this spring funded by the German propaganda department.
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Constantinople
Ammonia water eyed as possible fertilizer for Planta
Report notes ammonia water used in washing could be repurposed as a fertilizer for Planta. Officials consider practical applications, costs, and environmental effects while exploring reuse options.
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