Public Service Stations Along Cody Route Improve Camps
The national forest plans new facilities along the Cody road to Yellowstone to aid travelers. Elk Fork station near Wapiti will feature showers, lavatories, and a water plant for bathing and laundry. Campgrounds and comfort stations are being enlarged at Cody Way camps with toilets and accessible water. Shoshone Canyon gains log chalets replacing dam buildings. Road crews rebuild at Rhosbane Lake while auto travel rises amid war conditions.
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National Forest
Elk Fork
Coly Road
Yellowstone Park
Rocky Mountain
Col. W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Waflia
Mik Fork
R. W. Allen
Bik Fork Central
Cody Way
Rhosbane Lake
Prominent National Visitors Stop in Cheyenne
Visiting Cheyenne this week are notable national figures in finance and business. John D Rockefeller Jr and his party toured Fort Russell and spoke of iron ore routes to Sunrise Wyoming. Henry G Hay Sr and Jr of New York attended the Masonic meeting while Richard Trimble, formerly of the area, joined the group.
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Cheyenne
John DD. Rockefeller, Jr
Sunrise
Wyo
Pueblo
Duach
Fort, Russell
Henry G. Hay, Sr
New York
Navistad
United States Steel Corporation
Henry G. Hays
Gary Bank
Richard Trimble
The
Steel Company
Vinitons
Kitty’s Tap and the Old German Acquaintance
The Stars and Stripes reprints six stories from the May 10 issue of the official A. E. F. newspaper. The items, directed to service members in France, feature young American figures and light wartime adventures.
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Kitty
Lamimie
Italy
Stars and Stripes
France
The
M. E. Geary
Corp. E. F. Caton
Watch Your Step Motto From Hank and Hank Imparted
A wartime letter exchange reveals Hank urging a girl to care for him, recounting army life and a party, while Jimmy reads about pay, a ventriloquist in a cafe, and reports from Tom Guatin about a ranch visit. The piece blends personal notes with humorous vignettes from wartime letters.
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Jimmy
Hank
Quaker Lake
Stories of the Lorraine in a Quiet Frontline Moment
A German commander formerly attached to a base faces a familiar foe as a colonel notes the opponent’s restraint. A cheerful private near the Galvan Army store bakes doughnuts for both armies, saying sleep is unnecessary. A second lieutenant whistles through duty as the colonel warns against vanity in rank.
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Blackstone
Ritz
Francis
Galvation Army
Hartford
Compromise Ends Clerkship Fight in Casper
In Casper Wyoming on June 12 Anna Daugherty resigned from the city clerkship after a ruse and standoff with Bryan, who now serves as city clerk. She had refused to renounce Bryan’s appointment and to turn over the office, then negotiated with the city council to rescind charges against her. The town’s official duties proceed smoothly again.
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Casper
Wyo
Mra Anna ©. Daugherty
M.ryan
Bryan
Mra. Daugherty
Leeper
Three- ply gunboats for A E F tootsies
A wartime mock item describes three ply Goody New Shoes for Army use. It promises reinforced soles joined without thread, nails replacing stitching, staged delivery to units, and extensive inspection before issue to endure mud and water and resist wear.
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Little Goody
Little Goody New
Paper Back Home This Paper of Yours
The letter extols a young weekly paper for its close ties to its reader base and promises to continue this approach. It notes other papers copying its style and coverage, praising its reach and impact beyond national borders.
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Stars and Stripes
Young
United States
Prominent Loramie Citizen Visits Cheyenne
Clyde Fuel, a prominent citizen of Loramie, was visiting in Cheyenne on Wednesday. The note appears among athletic and military league results listing various teams and scores from Paris League events.
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Paris
Clyde Fuel
Loramie
Cheyenne
Prisoner of War Turned Local Guest in Italian Town
An American aviator from Philadelphia, flying a training flight in Italy, misread a mountain peak and landed in Gemali valley. Surrounded by locals with pitch forks, he was initially mistaken for an Austrian. a New Yorker who had lived in New York debunked the claim, confirming his identity. The mayor hosted him for a week while awaiting fuel and a tow truck.
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Philadelphia
Gemali
Hila
New York
Wool Prices Seen Rising For 500000 Pounds
Cokeville Wyoming June 12 Jesse Goodfellow a wool buyer for Fisemann brothers of Boston has closed contracts with flockmasters for 500000 pounds of wool. He expects prices to average 60 to 65 cents a pound rather than 65 to 67 cents. He predicts this year will be one of the most prosperous for flockmasters despite government price controls.
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Cokeville
Wya
Jesse Goodfellow
Fisemann Brothers
Boston
Flockmaaters
Probicm
Marine recruiting chief seeks identities of intruders
The Marine branch notes repeated knocks at the recruiting office. Sergeant Kaiser leads efforts to identify the intruders and warns they will face serious trouble once sufficient evidence is gathered to act. The item mentions wartime efforts to stimulate enlistments.
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Bome
Marine Branch
United States Military Service
Themeaalves
Kaiser
Marines Appeal for Recruits at Princess Theater
The marine corps shows the beer in use at the Princess theater for three days with a special office in the theater lobby. Only three enlistment applicants have been received. The sergeant notices youth lethargy in Cheyenne and investigates. He finds prospects being told disadvantages of service and plans prosecutions against those who interfere with Marine recruitment.
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Marine Service
Marine Department
Lost Relatives Sought. Cheyenne Police Urged to Locate
Letters to the Cheyenne chief of police seek two missing relatives. Herbert Riley, 28, described as a concrete worker, last heard from Cheyenne. his sister Mrs. J H Clancy requests help locating him. The other inquiry seeks Mrs. John A. Jones, living at 606 North Thirty-first Street, Cheyenne, reportedly not answering letters from her daughter Mrs. Charlies Harrison of Minneapolis.
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Herbert Riley
John A. Jones
Cheyenne
Ogden
Utah
Minneapolis
Minn
Riley
J. H. Clancy
Charlies Harrison
North Thirty-first Street
Pittsburgh Preachers Union Seeks Higher Salaries
Rev Chas Sthlele reports wage demands by Pittsburg Presbyterian preachers who form a union within the Presbytery. They seek immediate salary increases across 160 churches and threaten collective action to enforce obedience, likening the move to labor union tactics amid rising living costs.
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Stessle
Chas Sthlele
Pittsburg
Regnar Labor Union
New Publications Start in Wyoming
Wyoming welcomes two new journalism ventures on the State Leader desk. Wheatland launches a daily edition of the Wheatland Daily World with editor W Si Frame and city editor Emma Huff, while Casper debuts a weekly Wyoming Oil World edited by W H Harris with business manager Saddler. The oil-focused weekly promises authentic industry news and advertising from Casper and Wyoming firms, aiming for financial success.
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Wyoming
State Leader
Whealand Daily World
W. Si .Frame
Mies Emma Huff
United Press Telegraph Service
Wheatland World
Wheatland
Tittle City
Seeama
Casper
W. H. Harris
Saddler
Caspar
Weather report summary for the day and past 24 hours
The report shows a clear day with normal mean temperature around 67 degrees. Highest 82 degrees at 2 30 p m and lowest 62 degrees at 6 15 p m. Wind max 21 mph, total precipitation since January 1 about 1 inch, normal since January 1 about 7 08 inches.
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Actos
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Mia
Margaret Smale
Bishop
Calif
Oplagos
A. Nelson
Powell Wednooday
Overland Garage
Capitol Ave
Wyoming Shale Oil and Refining Company
Tootsies
Red Cross
Haso Censor
Aviation Hqra
Germany
Austria
Knogklers
Model Cleaners & Hatters
Pioneer Ave
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