Save All Bum Lambs Program Promotes Sheep Rearing Push
The Wyoming Agricultural College and the United Department of Agriculture urge kids and families to raise “bum lambs” to boost meat and milk production. Clubs report progress yet face early losses from overfeeding, urging persistence and cooperation between parents and children for a thriving lamb program.
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Weather report from cam 6p m with temperatures and records
The report notes 6 pm temperature 48 to 57 degrees with humidity 134/84 and wind from the east at 24 mph. It lists a high of 62 at 4:30 pm and a low of 47 at 4:00 am, total precipitation since January two inches, and normal precipitation 6.09 inches to date with 0.54 inches recently. George W. Pitman.
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Loure
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Mehow
Leasing plan for oil shale development championed by Taylor
Wallington reports that Congressman Ed Taylor of Colorado secured a draft house section for offshore shale development in the leasing bill. Colorado and Wyoming stand to gain if the conference retains it as Congress weighs the shale lease proposal and commercial extraction methods are not yet developed.
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Wallington
D. C
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Wyoming
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Taylor
Order drills gloom away as Ninety-first prep for over there
Camp Lewis May 29 Maj Gen H A Greene announced the Ninety first division received a preliminary order to prepare to go over there. Joy swept the cantonment as soldiers cheered at retreat when the order was read. The mood shifted from gloom to excitement with soldiers working harder and wearing broad smiles. In Seattle two crates of Kennewick berries netted 507 dollars for the Red Cross as the season’s first fruit arrived.
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Camp Lewin
H. A. Greene
Greene
Seattle
Wash
Kennewick
Red Cross
Natives Await Arrival of Boat Nome Alaska
Nome residents plan to greet the first steamer from the states signaling fresh supplies. About 1000 people will gather on the gold bench as the Umatilla and other Nome Seattle steamers resume service in June. The coastal mail and nautical notes mention expected departures from Seattle and changes to veteran ships.
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Alaska
Mayo
States
Bering Sea
Humber
Gold Bench
Seattle
Nome-Seattle
Umatilla
Pacific Steammap Company
Revenue
British Canadian recruiting in Wyoming eyed for rapid enlistment
Edward V. Robertson of Cody, head of the British Canadian recruiting mission for Wyoming, reports to Governor Houx that machinery is ready to move a man from enlistment to front line trenches within sixty days. He notes heavy casualties after March 21 and estimates 200,000 British draft age subjects in the United States as potential recruits.
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Wyoming
France
Governor Houx
Edward V. Robertson
Cody
Robertson
United States
Honor Roll for 1000 Dollar W S S Club Names
Honor Roll listing members and contributors includes W S S Club donors such as W Irvine Wilkin Mullen Mre lida Hows Margaret Burdick Thrnas Hunter Charles KK Lare Hilliard Hidgely William C Kinkead Co W Burdick J Carpenter Richardiven Lives C L Hevker Mys Myrna Samuel Idchnan Jews Yoder France Marsh Charles Smith M P F Thompson Claude Palmer Western Life Ima Co WW N Boyd George W Plummer Don Shee Clothing Co E W Stone W Riner Cyrus Beard Ingersoll Stores Co H M Hiteshew Mrs John Merion Douglas Wye Philip Bekoard George Powell Albert Chamberlain Martha Sears Mrs A D Chamberlain Miles Shepherd Max J Meyer Gauft Braunschweig Charles I Rigdon P Johnston P K Warren J KE Stimpson John A Martin O Connell Veronia A Wolfer Mrs Mary Schmidt Fred D Rolce L Beatty Lee Moore
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Wilkin
Ima, Co
N. Boyd
George W. Plummer
Don Shee & Clothing Co
E. W. Stone
W. Riner
Cyrus Beard
The
Ingersoll Stores Co
H. M. Hiteshew
John Merion
Douglas
Wye
Philip Bekoard
George Powell
Albert
Chamberlain
Martha I. Sears
A. DD. Chamberlain
Miles Shepherd
Max J. Meyer
Gauft & Braunschweig
P. Johnston
P. K. Warren J. KE. Stimpson
John A. Martin
O'Connell Veronia A. Wolfer
Mary Schmidt
Fred D. Rolce
L. Beatty
Lee Moore
Art of Defense Draws Keen Interest at Camp Lewis Boxing
At Camp Lewis Washington in late May about ten boxers will compete the week of June to crown division champions. Noted coast and Pacific Northwest professionals are entering while Willie Kitchie leads the training and instructors. The tournament will feature fighters new to Camp Lewis and veterans guided by Kitchie and his team.
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Pacific Northwest
Wiliie Kitchie
Baming Watrueier
Camp Lewis Hosts New Stock Musical Comedy Feature
At Camp Lewis Taroma Washington a stock musical comedy opens in a newly furnished theater. A company of forty performs with a weekly change of bill, bringing entertainment to soldiers at the camp.
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Camp Lewis
Taroma
Wash
Greene
Two Claanos Lead Delayed Outdoor Contest Tourney
The competition will feature two Claanos with professional and amateur divisions. The event was postponed from the May week due to weather to ensure favorable outdoor conditions. The tourney will run four nights after supper as daylight lingers at camp.
Memorial Day Parade Notice by 100 Per Cent American Society
The 100 Per Cent American Society asks all members to assemble on Capitol Avenue in front of the Masonic temple at 9 50 a m on Memorial Day for the parade with no flowers and decorations by Mags. A public meeting at 8 30 p m at the Masonic temple will feature two veterans who served with General Pershing and will discuss the world war. Ev erybody turnout and hear the firsthand account. 20 E L Emery secretary
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Capitol Avenue
Masonic Temple
Council of National Defense
General Pershing
General Pershing’s Men That Returned From the Western Front
Land_claimed by Huns drains farm areas in France
London reports heavy losses as cultivated land behind British lines in France is captured or ruined. A large scale vegetable growing program behind the lines used American tractors to till fields near Peronne, Ham, Boissy, and Chating. Quaker aid efforts near Ham also face abandonment until peace returns.
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London
France
Peromrnie
Ham
Boehy
Chating
Cheyenne Country Club Holds Annual Meeting This Saturday
The Cheyenne Country Club will host its annual meeting at the Club building on Saturday evening June 1st at 8 p.m. The event includes a luncheon and dancing for members.
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Cheyenne Country Club
War Department Is Functioning Strongly Says Reporter
Special to State Leader Washington May 29 The War Department is described as functioning despite critics claiming it ceased to operate The piece credits Congressmen Caldwell and President Wilson aides with building a million-man force in Europe and maintaining secrecy to protect military information while pursuing victory over autocracy.
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J. €. Omahoney
Washington, D. C
Congressman Caldwell
New York
United States
War Department
Europe
Washington
Allence
Wilson
Anciet Vessel Sold For Three Times Original Cost
Cardiff Wales May 29 A little vessel named Good Intent carrying sixty eight tons of cargo and boil 128 years old was sold for three times its original cost. Built of stout oak timbers from British warships, she remains in excellent condition and has seen little change in construction over the years.
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Cardiff
Wales
Ottawa labor talk warns against Capgadian party
In addressing local labor men in Ottawa Mr. Gempers advised against the formation of a Capgadian labor party, holding that the workers should be free to vote for whom they pleased.
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Ottawa
Gempers
Ambulances Added to CAMP LEWIS Hospital Fleet
The base hospital at Camp Lewis Tacoma Washington now has two fully equipped motor ambulances funded by the Improved Order of Redmen chapters in Washington Montana Oregon Idaho and by California Red Men. The enclosed glass walled ambulances with upholstery were presented May 20 after already being in use.
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Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Wash
Hopital
Order of Redmen
Washington
Montana
Oregon
Idaho
California
Clown Performer Bob Douglas Spins Rope at Camp Lewis
Bob Douglas, famed clown rider, showcases rope spinning at Camp Lewis near Tacoma Washington on May 29 during a big round-up event, drawing attention from crowds and riders alike.
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Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Wash
Bob Douglas
Pendleton Man Shows Rope Spinning Skill at Camp Lewis
A Pendleton newcomer to Camp Lewis entertained remount depot troops with skilled rope spinning, displaying notable dexterity during a recent visit.
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Ore
Camp Lewis
Remount Depot
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