Weather drives Wyoming farmers to plan grain surge
The Wyoming weather system drenched southeastern farming districts, boosting hopes for wheat yields this year. Local plans include stocking eleven grain cars daily for peak season by Pine Motte, with Union Pacific expected to supply and ship surplus grain.
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Union Pacific
Aselan
Sidney
Netrecka
Cheriénne
Wyoming
Gielhite
Loz
Watchia Fall
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised By Suffering Wife
A Middletown woman chronicles relief from organic inflammation and fatigue after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter attributes renewed energy, ability to work, and future recommendations, with a solicitation for confidential advice from the Pinkham company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Middletown
Lydia EL Pinkham
Euma Estenstrade
East Main St
Nitetown
Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Skull Wyo Boy Recovers After Horse Injury
Sheridan Wyoming May 21 A ten year old boy flung by a horse hoof last Saturday evening suffered a broken skull and a bone fragment behind an eye. He is rapidly recovering after Dr Halley treated him and the injury was made as comfortable as possible.
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Sheridan
ty.Klewell
Sheridan Brewery
Chamberlain’s Liniment Eases Arm Rheumatism Claim
A Newton Iowa resident reports a well known local man suffered rheumatism in his arm. He says applying Chamberlain's Liniment relieved the pain by morning. The advertisement promotes the product as best for chronic rheumatism and directs readers to buy from dealers via The Sherman Co.
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Newton
Iowa
Chamberlain
Ochamperlain
Centennial Road To Medicine Bow Improvement Planned
Centenial Road from Milo to Medicine Bow will be widened to four wheel tracks and graded for four horse teams. The route crosses multiple creeks and forks, with a target eight percent maximum grade and six percent average, continuing to Rock Creek head and Lith Laramie to Centennial for about eight miles more.
Cody Post Office Upgraded to Second Class Status
From July 1 the Cody post office will be classified as second class. Receipts for the year ending March 31 reached a level that supports the upgrade. Postmaster Thompson reports higher salaries and increased clerk hire allowances, with two clerks and a likely $1,100 to $1,200 annual pay for clerks.
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Cody
Thompson
Laramie Considers Pape Spring Water for City Supply
Laramie officials voted to take up the Pape Spring water offer at 7 900 per second foot. The water and sewer committee recommended accepting the proposal after a council meeting discussion. A letter from spring owners outlines terms and a special meeting may be called with the city attorney present.
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Laramie
Wyo
A. W. Rigspurger
Pastor Weds Jap to American in Minneapolis
May 21 Koee K Matheorl a Japanese man wed Miss Hertha Rogan a Minneapolis girl in a ceremony led by Rev Glen Morrill. Morrill, who criticised California's alien land bill, sent a telegram to Governor Jothven claiming the union as a religious act surpassing the bill.
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Minneapolis
Koee K. Matheorl
Hertha Rogan
GL. Morrill
California
Mattiortle
Morrill
Jothven
God
Uoele Sam
Hosiery Bargain Bustle Catches Young Clerk
A small town sale scene shows a stout woman selecting six pairs of ladies’ hose from a counter while a boy assistant quips that cheap hosiery never stays elastic at the top. The exchange captures a bustling shopping moment from Norman EB. Mack's National Monthly.
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Norman EB. Mack
National Monthly
Dance Event at Praternal Hall
A dated notice advertises a Thursday dance at Praternal Hall with music described as lively. Admission is 60 cents for couples and 10 cents for extra ladies.
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Praternal Hall
Governor Hunt Loses His Auto in Arizona Row
Arizona debate over an Abbott Detroit car bought for the state prison but delivered to Governor Hunt. Auditor Callaghan refused warrants. a mandamus forced payment of about 3009 for the car and related gasoline tires and accessories. The old vehicle was repaired and turned over to the governor.
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Phoenix
Arit
Arizona
Abbott-Detroit
George W. P. Hunt
J. ¢. Callaghan
Abbot-Detroit
Hunt
Board of Control
Arizzona Motor Company
Abbott Trolt
Abbott
Simes
Arizona Motor Company
Callaghan
Iuut
Most Prompt and Effectual Cure for Bad Colds
A historical ad claims Chamberlain Cough Remedy cures bad colds quickly and safely. It promises pleasant taste, no harm, lung relief, easier expectoration, opened secretions, and system restoration. Marketed with wide global sales and available through Sherman Co dealers.
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Natures
Baby Contest At the Lyric Opens Today
The Lyric hosts a baby contest starting today with an admission ticket coupon for ten votes. Attend to vote for your favorite tiny contestant and enjoy the event.
Panama Health Work as Seen by Dr. Roswell Park
Dr. Roswell Park, who treated President McKinley, surveys Panama canal zone sanitation. He notes low costs, mosquito control in homes, and strong public welfare focus on school hygiene and child health amid historic disease triumphs.
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Roswell Park
Genthals
McKinley
Buffalo
Canal Zone
Park
New York
Ross
Reid
United States Army
Sanitary Department
Goethals
Isthmus
Canal Enterprise
Matarchin
Gorthals
Heroes of science and sacrifice in disease research
The passage extols government funded medical laboratories and the silent heroism of researchers who die in pursuit of knowledge. It praises Dr. Walter Reed and peers for their duty to humanity, noting their work under public obscurity and the world benefiting from advances in disease study.
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Panama Canal
Walter Reid
United States Army
Not Yet Ive Lived Here, Drummer Asks Mountaineer
A Tennessee mountaineer responds to a drummer asking if he has lived there long. He shifts weight and says in a concise aside, Not yet. The vignette appears in Norman Mack's National Monthly.
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Norman Mack
National Monthly
The Latest Fashion Note Warns About Hosiery Powder Use
The column advises a precaution against holes in hosiery by powdering shoes before wear. It cites Allen's Foot-Base antiseptic powder as saving wear and tear, reducing slipping and foot irritation, and notes the Sherman Co. as the source.
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Allen
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