Alfred Anderson of Albin Dies After Long Illness
Alfred Anderson a well known farmer of Albin died yesterday at his home after a long illness. He was 65 years old and had lived in Wyoming eleven years, being among the first settlers of the Albin community. He is survived by a widow and three sons A V Sandman and Keir and John Anderson of Albin Funeral services will be held at his home this afternoon and at the Baptist church in Cerying Neb at 2 o'clock Interment will be in the Albin cemetery.
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Alfred Anderson
Albin
St. John’s Hospital
Wyoming
A. V P. Sandman
Keir
John Anderson
1Afelock
Baptist
Cerying
Neb
Nurse Dies at Miners Hospital
Nellie Smedley a popular young student nurse at Lincoln County Miners hospital died last Saturday morning after an appendicitis operation a week earlier. Indications pointed to a speedy recovery but complications caused her death. Rindall and several nurses attended services at the Mormon church in Evanston.
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Kemmerer
Wye
Nellie Smedley
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
K. I. BE. Rindall
Mormon Church
Evanston
U S Farmers to Receive Help from Federal Labor Plan
Joseph J. Schofield special agent of the federal Labor Department discusses a plan in Wyoming with State Labor Commissioner Ed Taylor to assist farmers. A county representative will collect farm data to coordinate aid for 1918 and improve harvest planning.
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Joswph J. Schofield
Federal Department of Labor
Wyoming
Ed Taylor
Woomis
Schofield and Taylor
Schofield
State Lao
Chevenne
Wye
Farmer
U.S. Labor Bureau
RE. Pirel
Allution Gonmaty
Tananile
Roow West
Hig Morn
Bawtn
Joseph Tiee
Cunaphetl
Ticklett
Reavee
Carbon
Maelly
Southwick
Converse
Prouglave Hoberts
Cragk
Siemans
Pegs Spencer
Mremont
Lavtvede
Union Pacific closings second track project near October end
Union Pacific workers near completion of the Wyoming second track project with most segments ready for use by October, except the Sherman Summit tunnel which will require months more. About 2200 workers stay employed, with over 12 000 transported since May from Kansas City Chicago and St Louis to maintain the force, many traveling for free and few ever working on arrival.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Wyoming
Sherman Ball
Pountte Srverel
Et Hiss
Union Pacific
Kansas City
Chicago
St Lal
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Bartlett
Malaga
Olsen’s Grocery
Keuns Street
Hammond’s
Cudahy
Hamilton-Brown Shoes
Miners Hospital
New Universities Dictionary
OUPO
Cheyenne
U.S
Schuopteld
Taylor Anngounge
Joseph 8. Schorield
UR. Dept of Labor
Congress
Washington
B. U
Get. O Rince
Publiv
U.P
SRE
Tion
Paign
Wertkmen
Ers
Herman’s Barber Shop
W. Lgth St
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Swisher Optical Co
Office and Storc
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Pacons
Siied Reef
Freeh Veedatloa
West
Stree
Nickerson
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