Weld County Editors Prepare Cheyenne Convention Excitement
Colorado editors from Weld County anticipate their annual meeting in Cheyenne next week. The piece notes social plans, performances, and the chance for editors to mingle with Windy Williamson and Grover via Cheyenne, describing eager talks about a lively program and the potential for entertainment during the gathering.
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Colorado
Weld County Editorial Association
Ene
Cheyenne
Capitol Building
Denver
Fion
Windy Williamson
Grover
Gheyenne
Colo
Megevin
Weld County Editors Set Monthly Meeting in Wyoming
Wyom county editors from Weld and neighboring areas plan their west monthly meeting at Heyenne. The group includes Juge, Gib, and Daw, with others expected to participate as they review local journalism matters.
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Erni
Tiered
Madakon
Hogue
Well County
Heyenne
Son Juge
Gib
Theo
Weld
Hat Weld
Nery — Whagins Courier
Stanislau Taken by Polish Forces
The Polish forces have occupied Stanislau in Galicia near Lemburg. An Associated Press report cites a War Department announcement stating Ukrainian garrison forces were stormed and Stanislau fell to Polish control.
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Stanislau
Associated Press
Lune
Galicia
Lemburg
Patriotism of Langhoop Family in Wyoming War Service
J. J. Langhoop of Atlors Oklahoma, a lumberman, and his sons in the 89th division are to be welcomed home in Cheyenne. The father plans to present each man with a finished ranch gear set as a reward for wartime service. Langhoop’s father was a forty-niner who reached California before stopping in Wyoming. Both Langhoop daughters served overseas, one in canteen work and one as an American Red Cross nurse.
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Wheatland
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Wyoming
United States
Germany
Governor action follows liquor seizure in Denver case
Gates fined 300 dollars and loses liquor license as Governor Shoup notes Wall resignation. Police and district attorney say Wall will not be prosecuted. Investigators examine how liquor from another state reached 140 Gilpin Street Denver, and whether Wall aided safe transport. The federal case against Gates is considered unlikely.
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Shoup
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Denver
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Dever
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Tedrow
Poultry Market Feasibility Tour In Wyoming
Mont Bilack of the Hisaick Wholesale Poultry Co New York City spends the week in Cheyenne and other Wyoming towns seeking a location to establish a buying and shipping center for regional poultry. He notes far more poultry is raised here than many realize.
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Hisaick, Wholesale Poultry Company
New York City
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Ragtime and Sacred Songs Jail Concert
Four men in the county jail sing ragtime and sacred songs to county officers and visitors through jail walls. Their improvised performance is described as lively and spirited despite confinement.
Germans Used Mexican Markets to Boost War Aid Claims
A 1916 anecdote from Issae Von Liechtenstein of Passig Woolen Mills describes German efforts to flood Mexican dry goods and clothing markets with lower quality wares to win sympathy and gain access to Central and South American trade. The account alleges Germans sold defective guns and merchandise camouflaged as quality, hoping to undermine American manufacturing and establish exclusive regional trade once open markets return.
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Passig
Mexico
Mexico City
Hamburg
Central
South America
Germany
Victory Buttons Authorized for Returned Soldiers and Officers
The War Department announces that all officers enlisted men and nurses who served in the army before the armistice signed November 41 are entitled to wear Victory Buttons on civilian clothes. Silver buttons go to those wounded in action and bronze to others. Buttons may be obtained from the supply officer at any post camp station or recruiting station. If discharged before buttons were available, submit original discharge certificate or a true copy, or for officers discharge order or copy, authenticated by proper official.
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War Department
Pvarest
Cisil
Te'gsland
Cheyenne Dog Bouts Colorado Book Agent
A dog on North Carey avenue led to a peculiar incident as Frank McGrum a former Denver University student arrived in town to solicit book orders. He reported losing the lower half of his left trouser leg after an encounter with a dog near Garey avenue and a meat house, with few details about the animal.
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Frank McGrum
Denver
McCrum
Committee Seeks Voter Approval for Street and Sewer Bonds
A Rotary and Industrial Clubs committee, led by A. D. Kelly and others, urged the city commissioners to call a special election to approve bonds for street and sewer improvements. City Engineer F. W. Glafeke cited the missing storm sewer as a key barrier to paving and proposed a combined sanitary and storm sewer plan.
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Rotary
Mongday
Bonde
A. D. Kelley
Jacob Sherman
Marty P. Myndes
T. Blake Kennedy
William Dubois
Fred Hoffman
W. C. Deming
Employment Office Reports High Daily Placements
The local United States Employment Service, under Director Ed P. Taylor, handles over a hundred men daily and places many in jobs. Across the 494 offices last week 65 263 applicants found positions while 103 017 registered and 94 009 were referred, with 65 263 reported placed.
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United States
Ed. P. Taylor
United States Employment Service
United States Employment Services
Big Piney Booming Report From Oscar Beck
Oscar Beck notes a booming oil scene in Big Piney with a crowding town, while the narrator travels from Big Piney to Omaha and onward to Huge, Oklahoma, continuing railroad work assignments and farm duties.
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Oscar Beck
Comra
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