Democracy Triumphant Parade and Pageants in Washington
The 140th anniversary of Independence Day will be marked as a renewal of the pledge to the cause of democratic freedom. Leaders from foreign groups and U S officials plan a major July 4 celebration in Washington with international participation and a 10,000-strong chorus ending at the national capital building.
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Xerep
Wilson
Laenty
Wtatea
Mats
America
United States
Jetoe
Washington
Havana
Pittetoa
Firistanta
Redros
Y. M. C. Aw Knights of Columbus
Hebrew War Organizations
Jobbers Struggle With Shifting Food Rules
Wholesale house manager in Paxton Gallagher reports greater burden than retailers as food commission directives force substitutions and price cuts. Traders face costly compliance and frequent rule changes amid regulatory tightening.
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Paxton Gallagher Wholesale House
Wholeshore
Jathers
Ground Squirrels Ravage Rains in Wyoming Counties
Reports from Evanston Casper Glenrock Subridan Single Lingle Rock Springs Pinkdale Thermopolis Baggs Quernsey Torrington Cody and Landar document varied local notes from June. Ground squirrels in asateting County Agents drive threaten grain. a gang of five teens jailed for bottle theft. a new hospital in Glenrock. prisoners returned from Rawlins. a new Platte Valley telephone exchange planned. a lightning strike damages property. Amelia Notar saves eighty four dollars for Red Cross. Homer Mowery enlists for vengeance. Thermopolis gets a new school building. artesian wells in Baggs. Lt Brannon mistaken commission. Scott’s Hut appendicitis fatal. road work for park access. general sparse county items.
Lander County Labor Notes Highlight Local Work Details
June reports from Lander ROCK SPRINGS and GREEN RIVER show labor activity across the region. Women automobile workers stand out in Lander, while Julia Birdsall and Mee B A Williams take roles in Overland garage and rubber works. The Piney area faces high water and bridge strain. volunteers redirect creek courses. The Fourth of July in Rock Springs will be organized by local labor unions with a sixteen-member committee.
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Lander
Mien
Julia Birdsal
Overland
Williame
Lander Rubbers Works
Rock Springs
Wyoming men among extra troopers at Camp Lee
A large influx of Wyoming range riders is among 300 extra troops at Camp Lee who refuse to depart without commissions for a veterinary school. The War Department had ordered 1,400 men for the camp, drawing cattle country cowboys who wore plains clothes and hats. Adjutant Sturges faces a shortage of accommodations and will seek guidance from higher command to resolve the overflow.
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Wyoming
Camp Lee
War Department
Great North
Sturges
Plains
Visitors fill Cheyenne with short business calls
Numerous out of town visitors are listed as transacting brief business here yesterday. Names include J T Devine Thermopolis UO Perous Torrington Carole Griffin Chugwater Frank Ottoman Kansas City M Curry Marshal W B Todd Uva J Tucker Agbert V Martin Grover Colo Carl Youngling Lyman FP McQueen Dr M Stewart Laramie Fe J Hamilton Rock Springs plus others visiting Cheyenne for a day.
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J. T. Devine
Thermopolis
UO. Perous
Torrington
Carole Griffin
Chugwater
Frank Ottoman
Kansas City
J. A. Ottmean
Kk. M. Curry
Marshal
Cheyenne Bislress
W. B. Todd
Uva Waa
J. .&. Tucker
Agbert
KB. V. Martin
Grover
Colo
Cheyenne
Vv. H. Boone
Byrne
M. Hamberger
Casper
Carl G. Youngling
Lyman
FP McQueen
M. Stewart
Laramie
Fe. J. Mamilton
Rock Springs
Debot Gregley
Mary
Schilling
Rma
Frank Atkinson
Horse Creek
Charlies Smith
Walter
Duford
Cheaven
J. Kiean
Glevde
Pascoo
Caaper
Cheyenme
Alfred Sheldon
Chagmeies
Wild deer answer human call at California Redwood park
In Big Basin California deputy warden A. M. Weaver spent seven months training wild deer to respond to his calls for breakfast and dinner. Deer come at word, wait near him, and feed on apples lettuce parings and barley. Hunters and dogs drive them away. deer are protected and the warden envisions a paddock to train domesticity.
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Hig Basin
Cal
Hanos
A. M. Weaver
Redwood Park
Mr. Weaver
Dee
Big Basin
Weaver
Mana Virins
Park Commission
Youngster Seeks Enlistment at Cheyenne Navy Center
George Reffelt of Lingle aged 16 tries to enlist with Dana Harvey at Cheyenne. His tender years require parental consent before he can join the navy. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J B Reffelt, who already have three sons in military service.
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George Reffelt
Lingle
George
Dana Harvey
J. B. Reffelt
Lost Liberty Bonds Reported Stolen From Room
W. R. Bhannon reports four $100 Liberty bonds missing from his room. He suspects a railroad man who had stayed with him at the time. Bond numbers are provided and a description of the suspected thief is given.
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W. R. Bhannon
Utah Livestock Production Surges in One Year
Salt Lake City June 16 Utah livestock production rose sharply from 11 to 100 percent in the year ending April 50 with beef cows up 40 percent steers 44 percent dairy cows 11 percent and poultry 100 percent. J Edward Taylor secretary notes postwar demand fell but Utah now ships more meat within the state and to beyond as shipments rise weekly.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Fost
Utah Agricultural College
State Corneil of Defense
Aly
J. Edward Taylor
Amdatafit
Council of Defense
Wir Udih
United
William B. Rose Declares Prohibition Main Issue in Wyoming Gubernatorial Bid
The Cheyenne candidate William B. Rose announces his bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, stating the prohibition issue will drive his campaign. Wet supporters concede a difficult race while dry forces expect adoption of the dry amendment and a national amendment. The outcome depends on enforcement and legislation, with Governor Hous noted as an early advocate.
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William B. Rose
Cheyenne
Ross
Wyoming
Hous
Prohibition
Géterior’ Motor
Mr. Ross
Kemmereragrera
Midnight Dali Game Abandoned In Far North
Baseball players from Alaska and the Yukon appear to have dropped the annual midnight game between Lawson and Fairbanks teams that decided the northern championship. The long day tradition, played on June 22 when the sun never sets, has not been heard of for this year.
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Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Yukon Territory
Lawson
Fairbanks
Oregon football prospects and basketball players faith
Oregon students discuss fall football with five veteran players likely to return including Berg Bleere Wilson Medley and Munt. Hugo Bendek linked to coaching but may not return. Six games scheduled start at Idaho Moscow October with matchups against Maytivomah Athletic Club and Willamette University. Medley likely subject to draft.
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Eugene
Ore
Anaiversity of Oregon
Hugo Verdeck
Pittsburg
Oregon
Bendek
University of Pennsylvania
Maylteomah Athletic Club
Williamette University
Chimawa
University of Idaho
Moscow
Warnhy
Oregon Fans Set Nov 16 Trip to California Clash
Oregon supporters will travel to the southland on November 16 to face the University of California in the last game of the season. Manager Dean Walker has two remaining open dates on his schedule for November.
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Oregon
Southland
University of California
Dean Walker
Increased Pension Law Takes Effect For Civil War Veterans
Veterans learn the new pension law increases monthly payments up to 40 dollars based on age and length of service. The raise is automatic for Cheyenne and Wyoming recipients and widows, with checks arriving on the next payment. No letters or pension attorneys are needed or recognized by the department.
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Nole
Cheyennt
Wyoming
Pension Department
Cheyenne
Twilight baseball may spark crowds in Pacific Coast League
In Francisco, June 26, reports indicate Twilight Baseball could boost attendance after Salt Lake City started the idea with mixed results. League teams cite evening play length and brighter daylight as possible advantages, noting past slowness but potential gains.
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Francisco
Gal
Salt Lake City
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Ealt Lahore
The
Apart
Muddy Creek Oil Stock Sale Noted at Nine
A short notice records a 9 oclock sale of Muddy Creek oil stock tar per pound priced in Abe currency with address ML B care Leader. The fragment lists a seller or broker reference and a local mailing instruction.
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Gacrifice
Willellipo
Muddy Creek
Worth Abe
ML B
Worries and the Blues Treated With Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy
Advice notes that worry and the blues for women may stem from functional derangement. Recommends more outdoor life, better sleep, hydration, and a few weeks on Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to revitalize the system. Urges women to try it.
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Lydia EB. Pinkham
Burglars at Grerley Target Local Freight Depot
Police and sheriff are alert for burglars who blew safes at the U P station and Farr Produce office this week. Stolen: $5.76 at U P station and $46 in war savings stamps plus $1100 Liberty bonds at Farr Produce.
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Grerley
U. P
Farr Produce Company
Farr Produce Office
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