Steamship christening set at Hog Island yard
Miss Rosa Meye Kendrick will christen the United States Shipping Board steamer at Hog Island on October 25. Sundance was selected as the vessel name after Wyoming interest. Frederick Morris of Cody oversees Hog Island shipbuilding.
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Washington
Get
Elideon
Rosa-Meye Kendrick
Sepater
John B. Kendrick
Steed Steamship
United States Shipping Board
Hog Island
Wyoming
Misa Kendrick
Grook
Sundance
Penn
Ship Board
Frederick Moris
Cody
Hog
Tim Hendryx Major Berth Hinted In 1919 Teapot Era
In a fragmentary 1919 column the name Tim Hendryx appears with a note about a major berth and past work with wine chubs. The text is garbled but suggests Hendryx’s possible return to a prominent position after a prior season.
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Tim Hendryx
Heodeya
Tim
Romance of Marines Air Eyes West Indies Campaign
Navy era article extols Marine Aviation Force in Hayti and Santo Domingo as first large scale use of air power for bandit suppression. Fliers serve as eyes for expeditionary forces, with pilots and mechanics trained locally, earning competitive pay while guarding U S interests in the Caribbean.
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Sergeant Caswell
Litte
West Indies
Marine
Hayt
Santomingo
Marine Expeditionary
Orcs
West Indian
Newcomb Smith
Marine Aviation Force
Porl Ad Prince
Hayti
Smith
Urarine Corps
Eem Nea
Sheptien Ore
Ee Methe
Pilag Ee
Riatee
Umea
Tent Nearly Death Trap for Sheridanite
Ben Becket narrowly escaped asphyxiation from gas from a stove in the tent he resided in. A visitor found him unconscious and he was revived with difficulty.
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Shrridan
Wyo
Ben Becket
Becket
Packers Use Wool Pulling to Raise Profits
The report accuses packers of manipulating the wool market by driving down prices and controlling supply. It argues that breaking packer control would benefit wool growers and prevent price manipulation, referencing the Kendrick Canyon bill as a potential reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendrick Canyon
Franco Wyoming Offices Leave State
The Franco Wyoming Oil Company and associated entities moved principal offices from the Symes building in Denver to Cheyenne after being central to Salt Creek field activity. The group is run by French capitalists with a prominent Wyoming attorney serving as company president.
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Denver
Golf
Cel
Poatway
Franco-Wyorking Oil Company
Tit -Holling Corporation
Wyomine OF Fields Company
Naetrona Pipeline Company
Salt Greek
Cactus Petroleum Company
Wyoming
Symes
Gheyeone
Fore runners of sickness and a cleansing cure
Medical authorities warn that poor digestion leads to half the ills of mankind. A felt need for proper digestion and a cleansing bowel cure is advertised with Foley Cathartic Tablets by the Foley Cathartle Tablets listing.
Plenty of Gold Left in Alaska Report
An Alaska report to the American Mining Congress outlines 218,900,000 cable yards of dredgeable ground with an estimated gold content of £100,200,000. The committee of mining leaders and practical operators presented the figures at Fairbanks on October 23.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Ne Deers
American Mining Congress
Wyoming Man Elected Peeseere at Convention Session
Denver October 3 reports the final session of the convention of Thoxall deuggiets electing Woolnominy for an enude year. A. C. Hendrie Ordway Col radi was named president with W. S. Kimball among others in attendance at the Metropole hotel.
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Wyoming
Peeseere
Denver
Metropole
A. OC
Hendrie
Ordway
Colradi
W. S. Kimball
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Garrenza
Arrow
Mexican Congress
Carranza
Mils Kendrick
Christen
Sena
Tor
Garry Avenue
Fhe
Naval Flying Corps
Santo Domingo
Uncle Sam
Mauli
U.S. Marine Corps
West
Lincoln “Way
M. i
Cheyenne
Shang Hai Restaurant
West Seventeenth Ghecs
Tephone
Ghgat
Polit Brushes
Sherman Paint Co
Aska
Pure Linseed—Sherman Paint Co
U. S
Germany
America
Mirage
W. E. Dinneen
A. E. Roedel
Tional Bank
the First National Bank
Nne
Hoover
Convemiert Payments
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
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