Public Service Station in Park Opens for Auto Tourists
The national forest plans a new historic style comfort station at Elk Fork on Colly Road toward Yellowstone. The facility features showers lavatories and a water plant supplying Jet water for bathing and laundry. Supervisor BR W Allen leads crews building camps along Cody Way to improve auto traveler comforts.
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National Forest
Elk Fork
Colly Road
Yellowstone Park
Wim #onson
Pik Fork
Rocky
BR. W. Allen
Bik Fork Central
Cody Way
Bhoshone Ike
Nationally Known Financiers Visit Cheyenne In Week
Prominent visitors from finance and business frame Cheyenne this week, including Johan D Rockefeller Jr with companions en route to Sunrise Wyoming for iron ore shipments to Pueblo steel plants. Henry G Hay Sr of New York and Henry G Hay Jr of Gary bank, along with Richard Trimble now with a steel firm, joined local Masonic events and business cycles.
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Cheyenne
Johan D. Rockefeller, Jr
Sunrise
Wyo
Pueblo
Fopt
Russell
Henry G. Hay, Sr
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Henry G. Hays, Jr
Gary Bank
Richard Trimble
Steel Company
The Censor Pot and Letters in Kitty’s Envelope
The Stars and Stripes reprints six WWI stories from the American forces’ paper in France. An officer meets an old German acquaintance while a letter mix up reveals misdirected mail. Lamimie receives three ply shoes as part of the wartime life in Italy.
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Kitty
Lamimie
Italy
Stars and Stripes
France
The
M. E. Geary
Corp. E. F. Caton
Letters from the Front and Home Front Memoir Mix
A fragmentary wartime slice shows letters from Henry to Kitty and Hank to Kitty, recalling a Sunday school picnic, a bombardment, and plans for leave. The tale contrasts chores at home with Army life and a party night, ending with a moral about careful letter writing.
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Jimmy
Hugh
Quaker Lake
Big Pond
Henry
Stories of the Lorraine Line
A wartime vignette follows a German commander linked to a U S colonel by past postings. The colonel notes the foe rarely bothers him now. A doughnut-maker private rotates between Salvation Army work and trench duty, former Hartford truck driver. A flippant lieutenant and a colonel with a sharp quip conclude the scene.
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Blackstone
Bits
St. Francis
Salvation Army
Hartford
Compromise Ends Clerkship Fight in Casper Wyoming
In Casper Wyoming on June 12 Mrs Anna C. Daugherty resigned as city clerk after being lured from the office by a ruse and blocked from returning by a policeman. She had opposed Cheater M. Ryan’s appointment and resisted handing the office to Bryan. She negotiated with the city council to rescind charges against her and resignation followed as the town's official affairs moved smoothly. Also mentions a medical ad for Foley's Honey and Tar and a Powell business visitor G. A. Nelson.
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Casper
Wyo
Anna C. Daugherty
M.ryan
Bryan
Mra. Daugherty
Leeper
Three- ply gunboats for A. E. F. tootsies
A lighthearted wartime note describes the introduction of three ply “Little Goody New Shoes” for American Expeditionary Force troops. The boots will feature glued and nailed soles for longer wear and are to be issued gradually after inspection, ensuring durability under mud and water.
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Little Goody New
Paper Back Home This Paper Of Yours Hits Home
The author describes the strong connection between a distant weekly paper and its hometown readers. It credits the paper’s close alignment with its subject and style for popularity and pledges to maintain that closeness in the future.
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United States
Clyde Fitch Visits Cheyenne on Wednesday
Clyde Fitch, a prominent citizen of Laramie, was visiting in Cheyenne Wednesday. The brief item notes his local movements amid a list of unrelated department figures and names from the Paris League and various offices.
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Clyde Fitch
Laramie
Cheyenne Wedneday
Prisoner of War Landing Becomes Town Honor
An American aviator stationed in Italy misread his compass during a routine flight and landed in a valley. Local villagers attacked him with forks and farm tools, mistaking him for an Austrian. A New Yorker exposed his identity, and the town welcomed him as a hero, hosting him for a week while he waited for fuel and transport to return his aircraft.
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Germany
Austria
Italy
Philadelphia
New York
Wool Prices Expected Rise For Wyoming Flock
COOKEVILLE Wyoming June 12 Jesse Goodfellow wool buyer for Eisemann brothers Boston has closed contracts with flockmasters for 600000 pounds of wool. He predicts prices will rise to 60 to 65 cents per pound from the 57 to 65 cents sellers have seen, and foresees a prosperous year despite government price controls.
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Cookeville
Wyo
Jesse Goodfellow
Eisemann Brothers
Boston
Marine Officer After Knogklers Recruiting Incident
Sergeant Kaiser in charge of the recruiting station vows criminal action once sufficient evidence is gathered. He intensifies efforts to identify the individuals disrupting enlistments at the marine branch, aiming to restore recruitment and deter further interference.
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Marine Branch
United States Military Service
Kaiser
Marines Enlistment Slump Sparks Probe in Omaha Theater
A Princesa theater Marine Corps showing for three days drew only three enlistment applications as a sergeant runs a special lobby office. He notes prior films spur enlistments and increased board work, and suspects officials pressured youths with discouraging talk. Investigating authorities plan prosecutions of those who hinder Marine recruitment.
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Rine Corps
Princesa Theater
Enilotmenta
Calisen
Thite
Heyenne
Marine Service
Marine Department
Lost Relatives Sought in Cheyenne Police Note
An appeal to locate Herbert Riley and Mrs John A Jones is published for Cheyenne readers. Riley, 28, light complexion, a concrete worker, last heard from here. his sister in Ogden and a Minneapolis woman seek his location. Mrs Charles Harrison seeks her mother Mrs John A Jones at 5606 North Thirty first street who has not answered inquiries.
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Herbert Riley
John A. Jones
Cheyenne
Ogden
Utah
Minneapolis
Minn
Riley
J. H. Clancy
Charles Harrison
North Thirty-first Street
Preachers Seek Union Rate Salaries in Pittsburg Presbytery
A Pittsburg Presbytery report describes 160 churches facing a wage dispute as the "Preevytery" union pushes for immediate salary raises. It notes ordination and church calls often hinge on union approval and salary standards, likening the clergy union to labor groups in power and structure.
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Saysev
Stelale
Chas. Stelale
Pittsburg
Meir
Regnar Labor Union
Mort Casn
New Publications Start in Wyoming
Wyoming sees two new journalism entries this week. Wheatland Daily World debuts as a six page daily edition with Wil l Frame as editor and Emma Hoff as city editor, featuring United Press and local ads. Casper launches Wyoming Oil World weekly, eight pages, editor W H Harris, business manager Saddler, heavy Caspar ad content, promising authentic oil industry news.
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Wyoming
State Leader
Whealand Daily World
Yeterday
Will Frame
Mies Emma Hoff
United Press Telegraph Service
Wheatland World
Wheatland
Tittle
Seema
Wyoming of
Casper
W. H. Harris
Saddler
Caspar
Ite
Weather summary with temperatures and precipitation data
The report notes clear weather with normal temperatures around 61 to 67 degrees. Highest 82 degrees at 2:30 pm, lowest 62 at 6:10 am, wind from the west southwest at 21 mph, and no usable precipitation data recorded since January 1.
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Foley
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Bishop
Calif
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