Wyoming filings reveal new royalty concerns and Delaware firm
Articles filed with the Wyoming secretary of state reveal Lance Creek Consolidated Royalties Company with capital stock of 10 008 000 dollars and headquarters in Manville plus directors A A Spaugh H G Twiford A A Dielemaan Joseph Garst and Robert K Hawley. Also noted are Rock River Petroleum Company Delaware incorporation with undefined capitalization and two New Jersey and Wyoming filings including Monroe Chipthon Company Lovell Lani Co and officers listed.
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Janila
Hance Creek
Wyoming
State of
Lance Creak Consolidated Royalties Company
Secretary of State of Wyoming
Manville
Lance Creek
A. A. Spaugh
Spaugh
H. G. Twiford
A. A. Dielemaan
Joseph Garst
Robert K. Hawley
Lapeer Creek
Rock River
Troleum Company
Delaware
T. Nh, Cretesv
BR. Drew
M. M. Clancy
Wilmington
Wheat Growers Meeting Notice
Wheat Growers announce weekly gatherings every Wednesday and Saturday “rain or shine” at the Wheat Growers location. July 44.
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Wheat Growers
Influenza Causes New Assessments for Catholic Mutual
In Buffalo on May 24 the Catholic Mutual Benefit association says death claims of 590000 cannot be paid due to the influenza epidemic. The group will levy extra assessments to cover the deficit until it is wiped out, announced by supreme president John J. Hynes. Bathing Suits at Knight's.
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Buffalo
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
John J. Hynes
Order
Doctor Warns on Hidden Dangers of Tobacco Use
New York doctor argues many seemingly healthy men who smoke or chew tobacco suffer progressive organic ailments. He cites nicotine as a deadly poison harming nerves and vital organs, urging quitting with Nicotol tablets and noting rapid health improvements after removing tobacco.
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New York
Connor
Jonns Hopkins Hospital
Oecca
Japanese Treat Koreans as Savages, Thwing Reports
Rev Edward W Thwing who visited Korea in March describes brutal Japanese conduct toward independence protesters. He cites arrests beatings of old men women and schoolgirls as well as torture and intimidation of missionaries to suppress information. He details incidents of beating children and firing hooks at youths, accusing authorities of terror to mask brutality.
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Associated Press
Peking
Edward W. Thwing
Oriental
International Reform Bureau
Korea
Thwing
Japan
Kore
Byldice
Mansel
Dho
Burlingtons push to grow population with homestead lands
In ten days the Burlington land department brought nearly 100 people to Wyoming to file on government home stead lands. About half are returned soldiers eager to farm and raise stock. Many plan to buy out settlers or move away from rail lines, with military service time credited toward the five year final proof requirement.
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Burlington Land Department
Wyomi
Little Devil Seeks Return Home After War Service
Murray N. Rennie, 19, arrived in Rock Springs Wyoming on May 26 after discharge from Fort Russell. He endured two years of combat including a gas attack and six weeks in hospital, never alarming his parents. His mother jokes the "little devil" may want back again.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Murray N. Rennie
Fort Russell
Murray
Don’t Let It Linger Cough Persists Into Spring
A reader from Nashville reports a dry hacking cough and chest pain eased after taking Foley's Honey and Tar. The advertisement claims the product soothes, heals and cures coughs, colds and croup and is good for whooping cough, sold everywhere.
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la Grippe
Joe Gillard
Fillmore St
Nashville
Tewn
Foley
Stolen Car Wrecked on Road Near Town
A car stolen from in front of a local motion picture show Sunday afternoon wrecked on a road near town after tearing through a fence and a billboard on the Neater Highway. One wheel was torn off. the vehicle carried no known occupants and belonged to a man named Perry.
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Perry
Industrial training aiding returned soldiers in re entering industry
Washington May 26 Industrial training is highlighted as a practical way to reintegrate soldiers into civilian work. In Brooklyn returned soldiers completed brief plant courses and joined regular staff with high quality output. Similar efforts are under discussion in Chicago with VU and US Training Service support to establish in-plant training departments and apprenticeships where feasible.
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Washington, D. C
U. S. Training Service
Department of Labor
Brooklyn
Chicago
Bureau
Sallora
Marines
VU. S. Training Service
Wyomingite Cited For War Bravery
Mrs. J. M. Anderson has received a citation from the war department honoring her son First Lieut. Norbert Anderson, U. S. Pilot of the 50th Aero Squadron, for distinguished gallantry at Buzaney France on November 3 1918 during American Expeditionary Forces operations.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
J. M. Anderson
War Department
Robert
France
U. S. Army
Nobert Anderson
U. S
50Th Aero Squadron
Buzaney
Stomach Ailment Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An ad promotes EATONIC tablets as a quick remedy for excess stomach acid, claiming they absorb acid and reduce bloating. It asserts many sufferers feel better and can regain strength after taking the product, with a money back guarantee.
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Batonic
Batonig
Eatonic
Tan
Citation Awarded Pershing for Valor at Argonne Front
Anderson’s letters reveal heroics at the Argonne drive and friends confirm his official recognition as a brave frontline participant. John J. Pershing awarded the citation on March 27, 1919, and he is en route home expected to reach Neck Springs soon with news of his exploits.
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John J. Pershing
Anderson
Argonne
Neck Springs
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