All America Stops Work for Eclipse Watch
The article notes a nationwide pause to view a total solar eclipse with widespread disruption to business and travel. It mentions superstitions, historical eclipses, effects on wildlife, and scientific interests including naval observers shooting motion pictures in Oregon and Colorado.
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All America
Eclipse
Europe
United States
All
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Fort Sill
Congress
Naval
Naval Observatory Party
Oregon
Farmers Must Raise Wages in Face of Labor Shortage
Durham labor agent reports rising farm help wages as manpower declines. Irrigators may command up to 100 dollars monthly, while common farm labor fetches around 75 dollars. Bureau activity drops, with six applicants daily now versus higher prior levels. There is growing concern over limited farm labor supply despite openings in several states.
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Durham
United States
State House
Torrington
Saratoga
State Labor Bureau
Twent
Exatt Tivrizke
Labor Bureau
Wichita
Et Oklabowa Chy
Western Life Insurance official visits from Torrington
Mr Hecker from Torrington is in the city to discuss insurance matters with Western Life Insurance Company officials. The visit includes travel south from Torrington and a meeting with local representatives.
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FE. C. Becker
The
Western Life Insurance Company
Torrington
Hecker
Torringan
Fur Burns Wey Old Law Cloudburet
Cheyenne Police Report Boost From Anti Loafing Drive
Chief Embery and State Labor Commissioner Ed Taylor say police scrutiny of loitering at licensed taverns pool halls and other public venues has cut idle workers. Three young men flagged at Cheyenne depot were set to work within minutes and signed up for a reclamation project at the state house.
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Cheyenne
Embery
Ed Taylor
Emberp
Taylor
State House
Boy Knocked Unconscious in City Park Wrestling Incident
Charence Ainsley aged 11 months was knocked senseless while wrestling with his brother in a City park this afternoon. He regained full consciousness later in the evening. The report notes the event involved a locomotive engineer residing at 80th and Retreats.
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Charence Ainsley
Wyoming officials head to Rawlins for Elk Mountain water case
A party including Judge W. C. Menteor Attorney General Preston T. J. Mahor W. E B. Mullen and others traveled to Rawlins to attend an important case before Judge Tidball. The dispute concerns valuable water rights in the Elk Mountain district.
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Cheyenne
Rawlings
W. C. Menteor
Preston
T. J. Mahor
W. E B. Mullen
Rawlins
Tidball
Elk Mowntain
Yarn bulletin Out-The Porm Bulletin issued today
County agent Bert Reed announces the Out-The Porm Yarn bulletin will be issued today with county audience in mind.
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Bert Reed
Corporal Smith Returns From West Speaking Tour
Corporal Smith of the American expeditionary forces arrived last night from a speaking tour west of Cheyenne. He praised the reception at Lyman and noted two more dates in Wheatland and Douglas before a thirty day furlough home, then return to France. Maurice Groacon accompanied him on the Wyoming tour. A government truck from the U S reclamation camp at Lingle was delayed by rain en route to a crew of thirteen under U S Lebor Agent Durham.
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Guy
Smith
American Expeditionary Forces
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Lyman
Wheatland
Douglas
France
Wyoming
Maurice Groacon
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U. S. Reclamation
Lingle
Durham
Local draft board denies release for service call
Local board refuses to release men for call to service. Recruiting reports indicate a number of enlistments now ineligible under current eligibility rules.
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Hows
Ion
Anlaetmente
Merchants' Delivery promises prompt service for wartime shoppers
The Merchants' Delivery announces a new service to ensure prompt deliveries as wartime changes affect staffing. Customers should place orders 20 to 30 minutes before wagon departures at 8:00 10:00 1:30 and 4:00. Fresh fruits and vegetables including strawberries gooseberries and cherries are carried by the market.
Phone us your orders for careful tele filling
A brief ad-like notice urges readers to phone orders for tele and guarantees attentive handling in filling them. It emphasizes prompt service and assurance of quality in processing customer requests.
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