Wyoming Livestock Entries Pour In for State Fair
Wyoming livestock entries flood 10 fair offices as Douglas prepares for September 13 opening. Secretary reports record demand across exhibits with large cattle hogs and horses, railroads offer reduced fares and special trains. Daily inquiries and info bureau work to accommodate visitors. diverse events including autored racing and aerial acts promised, with dances and exhibitions at Temple Hall and staged pictures from California touring company.
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Dolglas
Wicty
Douglas
Lander
Hie Horn Taein
Scottebbutts
Sherren
Information Bureau
Experimenter Burned in Potash Explosion
An experimenter at a sugar factory suffered burns after a potash dust explosion. W. Royer, an employee, was burned on the face and hands but resumed work after treatment. A second blast caused further injuries, prompting rapid factory medical aid and relocation for care.
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Ollins
BR. W. Royer
Danhed & Ewantity
Ehettiteal
Enuvany
Pine Bluffs News Items Briefly Update Local Life
Pine Bluffs Aug 31 reports Ployd Niteh purchased a Malin street lot from George Teed and plans a fireproof bakery building next to the post office. Many residents travel to nearby cities. James Stratt returns from Texas, Jack Randall heads to North Liberty, and others relocate houses. Community events include a medal contest and reading from Black Neck, with several families changing homes and businesses noted.
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Newton
Walter Muller
Cheyenne
Tom Jurvey
Albert Cook
Maxwell
A. St. Whiteman
George Cook
Cook Brothers
Salmon City
John Carson
N A. Filcott
Elk Mountain
Frank Beaver
Southwestern Kansas
Jomee
Genevieve Sinon
Horse Creek
Frank Tate
Woc
Second Wed Malin
Bt. McFarland
WC. T
Oo . Kauffman
Ladies Aid Society
Fteshowe
Kotus
Mwre
John Tyler
Floyd Britvett
Indian Fighter Returns to Casper After 50 Years
A. M. MacDuffee of Chloride Arizona, the oldest pioneer in his section, arrived in Casper aboard a Pullman, recalling his 1846-1848 Fort Casper duty and frontier raids with Red Cloud. He plans to revisit his old haunts after half a century away.
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Caspar
Durhertown
Weet Todas
Casper
A. M. MacDuffee
Chloride
Ariz
Red Cloud
MacDuffee
Arizona
Thousands of Cars Sent South to Aid Grain Movement
Washington report details the Railroads War Board ordering over 7,000 additional empty cars to the south and southwest in ten days to safeguard grain and food shipments. Since May 1, 115,420 cars have been redistributed to key regions, supporting government supplies and wartime production without hampering normal traffic.
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Washington
Pp. C
South
Southwest
Commission On Car Service
Railroads’ War Board
Erain
Atlantic Coast
Lyman Man Passes Wyoming National Guard Physical
Murray Noble of Lyman passed the highest physical examination for an enlistment in the Wyoming National Guard. The community praises his achievement, noting his good morals and clean upbringing on a farm with mountain air. He is described as large and well built.
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Lyman
Atg St
Murray Noble
Wyoming National Guard
Murray
Pinedale to Trial Winter Wheat as Future Field
Pinedale Wyoming farmers prepare a fall trial of winter wheat with an order for 1000 pounds to be shared among fifty ranchers. If the soil proves suitable, a flour mill may be established in the district.
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Pinedale
Wyo
Wyoming
Beet Sugar for Preserving Cheap for Its Food Value
With Americans urged to conserve food, the coming canning season centers on beet sugar as a key energy source. Beet sugar offers the same nutrition as cane, supports domestic production, and boosts Western states like Colorado Wyoming and Nebraska through higher beet sugar demand and lower prices.
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Colorado
West
Sugar Costs in Canning Show Small Per Jar Increase
An editorial note stresses sugar remains a cheap staple for housewives and urges vigilance in canning prep. It compares sugar costs across years 1912 to 1917, noting sugar per pound rose from about 5.4 to around 9 cents and per quart fruit jar from 2.3 to 3.8 cents, a rise of six tenths of a cent per jar since 1916.
Sugar value in food energy and military use
The article compares sugar and other foods by calories and energy value. It notes six ounces of sugar per jar equals energy of a quart of milk or 1.25 pounds of steak, with 1810 calories per pound of sugar and 375 per pound of potatoes. It cites sugar as 5.5 percent of average diet and 21 percent of carbohydrates, highlighting sugar as a vital energy source for soldiers.
Beet Sugar Growth Boosts Colorado Prosperity and Trade
The rise of beet sugar in the West spurs investment, labor, and immigration to Colorado as 500 million pounds produced last year translates to about 915 billion calories for the nation. England and France long relied on beet sugar for jams and pastries, underscoring beet sugar’s global economic impact.
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West
Colorado
Beets and Apples Explain Pectin and Sugar Use
The text explains that pectin from apples makes jelly firm and that apple juice can boost other fruit juices lacking pectin. It states beet sugar is as good as cane sugar in foods and urges American housewives to use beet sugar this year due to its prominence in world foodstuffs.
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Fakre Commission
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Weelly
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Pine Bluffs
Ine
Windsor Dairy Company
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Charce
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Mere K
Mickey
Ardmore
Okla
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Mere Kabhou Conningham
Frank Bloom
Lowi
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Harry Melvain
Market Street
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Third Street
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Mason
I. R. Anderson
John Quirk
Arso
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