Carbon and brick plant plans loom for Lovell Wyoming
At a Lovell Commercial club meeting on Wednesday the members urged locating the new carbon plant outside town limits while staying close to Lovell. The club recommended the town council set a tract north of the railroad for the plant. Palmer, the builder, seeks a definite site to begin soon as materials arrive. Charles Galusha asked for community help to raise 10 000 dollars for tile equipment at his Lovell brick yard to serve Basin drainage projects and expand business.
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Lovell
Wyo
Commercial Club
Inez
Rairoad
Palmer
Charles Galusha
Itvel
South Side Notes From France and Nearby Visits
Letters from Fred Gece Charles Chambers and Tom Frazier describe experiences overseas and talk of the country. Several residents report improvements and upcoming trips to Crever Keaton and Greeley while others note visits from relatives and moves to new homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Fred Gece
Charles Chambers
Tom Frazier
William Kalber
W. AL Bayder
Crever
Cole
Mre
Woman Recalls Daughter’s Surgery Help From Proprietary Remedy
Petersburg Virginia reader recounts two years of right side pain and weakness and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her daughter's condition after initial hesitation. The notice promotes a medical product and invites women to write for experiences and remedies.
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Petersburg
Payemiana Bare
Lydia E. Pinkham
North Bircet
Merny
Miss Wells
E. Pinkham Meili
Lynn
Visiting relatives depart for Sheridan and Denver trips
The article notes Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pitemorris and their son Harry leaving Tuesday for Denver for about a week. It also mentions Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stabler and family visiting in Sheridan and others from Denver visiting the Mami and Krabler homes before heading to Loveland, Colorado. Mrs. Charles Burger has been confined to her home for a week with illness.
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Emmett Cole
Mare Island
John Bresnahen
Clyde
Marguerite
Albin
Chevenne
Claude
Pree
Engineer Corps
Taraday
Denver
Nllinois
Amd
Arthur McKay
Mildred
Arthur Harvey
Marriet
Keaton
Cherles
Fred Stabler
Sheridan
Richard Pitemorris
Harry
Charles Burger
Tieaement
Mire Harry
Fredericks
Mami
Kralber
Loveland
Colo
Two Divorces Granted in Casper Wyoming
In Casper two divorces were granted by Judge Winter of the Sixth Judicial district. Lee Lang obtained a divorce from Wil Lang on grounds of desertion. they wed June 28, 1909 and separated Nov 5 that year. Pauline Sims was granted a divorce from Walter Sime on grounds of failure to provide. they married Denver July 19, 190?. The decrees include alimony and attorney fees. Powell to have county agricultural agent for coming season following county commission meeting in Cody with input from Powell Cody Chance.
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Vasper
Wyo
Lee KR. Lang
Wile Lang
Lander Mre
Pauline Sims
Walter Sime
Denver
Wilt
Powell
Wro
Park County
Cody
Chance
Glenrock to field a top notch baseball team
Glenrock, Wyoming reports plans for a fast near pro caliber baseball team this season. Organizer L. H. Hall, a former professional player, vows to recruit skilled players and arrange local jobs so they can play whenever needed, hoping to boost town advertising.
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Glenrock
Wyo
L. H. Hall
Glenreck
Gleurock
Piles Cured with PAZO OINTMENT Trial Claim
Advertises PAZO OINTMENT promising quick relief from itching burning bleeding or protruding piles with first application. Claims refund if not cured and promises better sleep. price listed as 50 cents.
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Thaye Drugelsia
Men Held for Sedition Freed in Wyoming County
M Rose and Scotty Cullen, jailed on alleged disloyal statements, were freed by County Attorney Robert D. Hawley. Cullen was told not to return to Glenrock. Rose denied disloyalty and offered to join a home guard. A US attorney letter had Cullen held for DOJ review, but he was released Saturday night.
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Clenrock
Wye
Mar
M. Rose
Scotty Cullen
Robert D. Hawley
Kore
Glenrock
Home Guard
Rose
Nebraska
Cullen
Hawley
Grenrock
Uly Len
Karl Clayton
United States
Rigdon
Department of Justice
Clayton
Casper
Make at home a cheap cough syrup with simple ingredients
A 65 cent home remedy uses 214 ounces of a pine extract substitute mixed into a pint bottle with syrup to create a throat easing and cough relief. It promises rapid soothing of throat membranes and phlegm loosening for bronchitis and croup like symptoms.
Western Union to Open Glenrock Office in Commerce Building
Glenrock Wyoming officials announce the Western Union Telegraph Company will establish an uptown office in the Commerce Building after district supervisor EK Be McClintock surveyed the town. Space is scarce, but tentative arrangements place the south room as the likely site.
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Glenrock
Wyo
Western Union Telegraph Company
EK. BE. McClintock
Denver
Commerce
First Negro Red Cross Chapter Organized in State
In Casper Wyoming on March twelve members of the African Methodist Episcopal church held a social meeting to plan a colored Red Cross chapter the first of its kind in the state. Fred Hopkins urged forming the chap.
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Red Cross
Casper
Wyo
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Fifth and
Grant Streets
Fred Hopkins
War Effort Talk Includes Savings Stamps and Food Conservation
A speech outlined wartime measures focusing on the sale of war savings stamps and food conservation. The speaker emphasized civic duty and home front support as essential to victory.
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Telegraph Company
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H. C. Coleman
America
E. Richard Shipp
ACM
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Cheyenne Trunk Factory
Eeley
Institute
Curtis Sts
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Castoria
Somat Idlaarges
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Cincinnati
G. C. Owen
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Lincoln Highway
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