Local notes gather in Cheyenne city items
Personal notices report various public life items in Cheyenne including court adjournments, sheriff activity, railroad staff changes, and community events. Mentioned are Gene Burnett appointed as notary, Lander sheriff L. B. Gayard returning with a prisoner, Scott Lord leaving for Omaha, and W O W service gathering.
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Meves
Otmaha
Scott Lord
Waymaster's
Union Pacife Railroad
Cheyenne
Omaha
Attention WOW Dedication Service March Event
Public notice invites all members to attend the dedication of the W. OU W. service on Thursday at 6 15 pm. Lance will serve as a scriber and will be joined by friends in attendance.
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Fing
Thoreday
Mareh Tih
P. Mo
Panee
W. OU
Atten Uel Tela
Lance Will Chow
Henry Clews Warns War Strains Finance And Peace Hopes
Henry Clews analyzes the wartime financial strain in the United States and abroad. He notes Russia's turmoil and Austria Hungary pressures, while praising Allied cohesion and America’s emerging rail and treasury measures to sustain war finance. He warns that victory must align with freedom and civilization.
Income Conscription Tied to Liberty Loan Failure
Washington March 6 Congressman Rainey of Illinois warned that income conscription is likely if the next Liberty loan fails. The Ways and Means ranking member said reports show the country not ready to float another war bond issue but he expected the next loan to be oversubscribed. He doubted the original plan for a 6 billion dollar bond issue would be carried out.
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Washington
Representative Rainey
Illinois
Democratic Ways and Means Committee
House
Rainey
GERVAN DROPPED FROM JUNEAUN HIGH SCHOOL
Juneau Alaska March 6 high school authorities discontinue the study of Cermin after students refused to enter the class.
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Gervan
Juneaun High School
Juneaux
Alaska
Juneau High School
Government Will Not Farm Land In Wyoming Lease Offered
Sealed bids due by March 4 for farming lands along the southside ditch in Lingle Wyoming after a ruling blocked use of construction funds for farming. Government to lease lands March 4 to Oct 31 with fencing and water delivery, bidders must include full bid with certified check, water rent due before first irrigation, and payment settled by December 1.
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King
Reclamation Service
Medical officers face court martial over death at Camp Doniphan
Washington reports two medical officers, Philipp B. H. Connelly of New York and Lieut. Walter H. Kirkpatrick of Haven Kansas, will stand trial by court martial following an investigation into hospital conditions at Camp Doniphan Oklahoma after Private Albert Hestwood of Liberal Kansas died from spinal meningitis. The article notes a wartime thrift stamp drive alongside a bank notice.
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Washington
Philipp BH. Connelly
New York City
Walter H. Kirkpatrick
Medical Corps
National Guard
Haven
Kan
Camp Doniphan
Okla
Albert Hestwood
Liberal
Kaw
Hestwood
A Doctor In Your Home Common Sense Medical Adviser
A promotional notice for a 1000 page medical handbook offered at 50 cents, with content on anatomy physiology hygiene marriage and first aid. Claims to answer delicate questions for non professionals and urges married couples or soon-to-be married individuals to own the book. Sold at local drug stores or via Invalides' Hotel Buffalo NY.
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Invalides’ Hotel
Muaffalo, N
Oil District Sees Multiple Wells Amid Shallow Drilling
In Wyoming the Thornton field draws attention as Cheno Oil negotiates land in the district while Southwest Oil brings four wells to about 650 feet depth. Colony Oil plans a first of fifteen wells soon. St Marys Home in Lost Soldier field attracts leases and drilling optimism nine miles from a railroad. Lander area resumes drilling toward 1400-foot level and Wall Creek sand. Midwest Refining reports strong earnings and stockholder meetings in Portland and Phoenix with board reorganization planned. Grass Creek in Elk Basin also held its annual meeting with director changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Cheno Oil Company
Southwest Oil Company
Colony Oil Company
St. Mary's Home
Lander Valley Petroleum Company
Lander
Third Wall Creek
Grass Creek Petroleum Company
Elk Basin
Portland
T. F. Alego
Midwest Refining Company
J. M. Rathvony
Valuable fur shipment arrives in Seattle from fox farms
One hundred fifty fox furs valued at 70000 arrived in Seattle from fox farms. The shipment includes fifty silver and pure black furs and 100 of other grades. A special guard watched the furs, which were rented to New York, and praised as one of the most valuable received there.
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Seattle
Wasih
Mary 6
Fox Farms
New York
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