Government to Buy Army Horses in Four Purchasing Zones
The army's quartermaster outlines a plan to buy horses and mules for the war effort. The United States is divided into four purchasing zones with Fort Keogh remount depot as the central point. Advertisements will announce animal class needs, price per animal, and inspection sites, inviting dealers to join the list and obtain bid specifications.
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Magic Corn Solution Promises Pain Free Removal
A Cincinnati pharmacist touts freezone as a magic cure for corns and calluses. A few drops on a tender corn allegedly erase soreness, loosen the corn, and allow removal with fingers without skin irritation. The product is claimed to work on hard and soft corns and c aluses, with a yellow label identifying the genuine.
Fort Collins Men Ready to Drill Near Wheatland
HW Clammer leads a Fort Collins backed group that secured Wheatland leases and deposited 2500 to guarantee drilling within 30 days. Accompanied by Scofield Fleming and Casper they await second hand casing found after weeks of search.
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Two Student Recitals At Carnegie Library
The pupils of Mrs Harold Vaughan and Mrs Muriel Forsyth presented two recitals at the Carnegie Library. Vaughan piano students included Dorothy Fox Adele Anstle Elizabeth Johnson Irene Fox and Arthur Miller. Forsyth Violin selections featured Corrie Goldfarb Harold Reese Lloyd Reese Lloyd Edwards Ralph Thompson and others. The programs closed with Forsyth Liebesfreud and Vaughan Punchinello. Violin duet Hilda Brown Isabel Tucker. solos Marion Scott Isabel Tucker Hilda Brown. Piano solos Edna Fox Hilda Brown Louise Hofmann Helen Tyson. Final numbers by the teachers with Forsyth Here Katl Hubay and Vaughan Tarantelle in A minor Dialy Aris May 24 notice of mine strike posted by union officials.
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Adele Anstle
Elizabeth Johnson
Irene Fox
Arthur Miller
Denver interests threaten Denver Laramie Northwestern reorganizing plan
Marshall B. Smith the Denver receiver and local investors fear Denver financial interests allied with Union Pacific may block reorganization of the Denver Laramie & North Western. Purchaser Radetsky faces pressure to abandon the deal, while plans to redeem chattel mortgages and secure independent terminal facilities move forward. Public utilities commission may be sought to halt service cuts if attempts to junk the road occur. Great Western Sugar and allied interests loom as potential supporters for the line.
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High Water Floods Flats Along Hams Fork
Since Monday the Hams Fork flooded the flats causing many homes in the willows to be inundated. Residents moved out as water ran through yards and into houses. Officials fear continued warmth could worsen damage and even see houses float downstream by week’s end. Old timers report unmatched flood height this season.
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Wrong baby returned to Nebraska parents in mix up
Grand Island Nebraska story of Mr and Mrs R J Wyman who, after misidentification at a San Francisco hospital, raised the wrong infant for weeks and then learned their own child had survived while the other died. The couple later traveled to Denver to recover their rightful baby.
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Woodmen Bay Liberty Bonds Celebrated at Meeting
Liberty bonds valued at 100000 were subscribed by the Woodmen of the World, announced by Mayor R N LaFontaine at a patriotic meeting with over 200 attendees. Speakers included Dr Wyman Judge Mentzer Major Parker and Major Andersen as women pledged to aid in supplying and conserving food.
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Woodmen of the World
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Judge Mentzer
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Major Andersen
Italian War Commission Guests At White House Dinner
Prince Udin and other members of the Italian war commission were hosted by President Wilson at a White House state dinner in Washington. The visitors received honors on par with British and French predecessors, meeting many leading American officials during the closing day.
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Prince Udin
Italian War Commission
Wilson
White House
Ask First Pension in The War of 1917
Washington May 24 The War of 1917 is the label to be used for the present conflict says Commissioner Baltzegar in announcing the first two pensions granted as results of the trouble with Germany Ruth Thomas widow of Clarence C Thomas of Annapolis and Frank Hallberg of Company B Seventy fourth New York national guard are the beneficiaries the two applications cite deaths in service during the early actions of the conflict.
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Pension Bureau
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Germany
Ruth Thomas
Annapolis
Clarence C. Thomas
Frank ©. Hallberg
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Seventy-fourth
New York
Meine
Indians to Meet Greeley Spuds on Decoration Day
The Cheyenne Indians host the Greeley Spuds at Pioneer Park on Decoration Day. It is the season opener with free admission for Cheyenne women. The game features imported talent promising a flashy diamond display.
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Greeley Spuds
Pioneer Park
Cheyenne
Converse County School Establishes Normal Training Department
Converse county high school directors vote to create a normal training department to prepare rural teachers. Mrs. Claire Bell Bowman, University of Wyoming AB graduate and experienced educator, is hired to lead the program funded by House Bill 110 with $1000 state aid. The move follows legislative support and aims to improve practical teaching skills before teachers go to rural schools.
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Claire Bell Bowman
University of Wyoming
Railroad leaders urged to boost liberty bond sales
New York May 24 substantial support backed the Liberty Loan Committee chaired by Alfred H. Smith urging presidents of all U S railroads to help employees buy bonds on installments. The appeal notes over 1 500 000 000 men in the transportation industry.
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Liberty Loan Committee
Alfred H. Smith
New York Central
Liberty Bond Sales Rise Threefold In Drive
Report shows subscriptions up three hundred percent since the drive began. Liberty loan salesmen urge citizens to fulfill their patriotic duty and buy Liberty Bonds.
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