Acreage to Be Enlarged for Winter Wheat in Wyoming
Wheat acreage in Wyoming counties is to be enlarged for the coming season. Circulars outline acreage targets for winter wheat and a 8 percent increase over 1916 plantings, with county figures and total state goals. Strong emphasis on meeting open wheat demand due to European need and ongoing war. Farmers urged to order seed, coordinate shipments, and report surplus to aid distribution and pricing.
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WG. Rueht
National Defense
Wyoming
Department of Agriculture
Wromineg
Ford
Thor
Europe
Aeroee
Atlantic
Dr Getran Pisenbrand Death Reported In Chicago
Witte Slavs Heshandd Chicago Sept 11 Dr Getran Pisenbrand 47 failed to go home tonight his wife reported he went to his office in the Republic building and lot ee.
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Chicago
Getran Pisenbrand
Republic
Dron't Miss the Giersdert Wasicn Company Event
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions a parish house event at 89S pp. om. tenighe with the Giersdert Wasicn Company referenced in the notice. The readable parts suggest a small community gathering or performance at a parish venue.
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Giersdert Wasicn
Om. Tenighe
Ailission
Petrograd Council Goes Permanent in Wake of Korniloff Fire
The Petrograd council of deputies held a permanent session after learning of the Korniloff revolt. They coordinated with local military and authorities led by General Verkhovsky who remains loyal to the government. Verkhovsky was summoned to Motiles by Korniloff to discuss the plot, but he refused to join.
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Council of Deputies
Sesson
Counccil
Verkhovsky
Petrograd
Motiles
Korniloff
Verkhove
Eastern Star Votes to Aid US Food Administration
The Wyoming Eastern Star chapters adopt a resolution urging members to join the United States Food Administration. The motion directs copies to be read at all chapters statewide. The organization lists 245 members and elects officers for the coming year including Mary P. Knittle Douglas as grand matron and R. J. Daley Rawlins as grand patron. Installation by Emma Ocobach, Michigan grand matron, followed.
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Mary P. Knittle Douglas
R. J. Daley Rawlins
Cora S. Adams
Sheridan
Sumner Miller
Pine Bluffs
Inez M. Robinson
Cheyenne
Lily BE. Townsend
Casper
Grace D. Copeland
Sarah Haskins
Loramie
Emma. Ocobach
Michigan
Order of Eastern Star
United States
318 Men to Go in Second Draft Quota Sept. 19
Adjutant General Weaver announces the Wyoming counties will supply 318 men for the second draft. Cities listed include Cheyenne 41 Laramie 41 Gillette 20 Rawlins 43 Douglas 15 Torrington 18 Buffalo 18 Kemmerer 4 Casper 20 Sheridan 17 Green River 55 Worland 5 Newcastle 7 Lusk 14. Men depart Oct. 19 for American Lake training camp Washington. this represents 40 percent increments of the total.
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American Lake Training Camp
Wash
Wyoming
National Army
Weaver
Cheyenne
Laramie
Gillette
Rawlins
Douglas
Torrington
Buffalo
Kemmerer
Casper
Sheridan
Green River
Worland
Newcastle
Lusk
Total
Diamond Oil drills four miles from Cheyenne site
The Diamond Oil company with a Cheyenne partner drills four miles north of Cheyenne to test for oil on J. K. Stoddard’s ranch. Geologists differ on how deep drilling must go with L. J. Kimball predicting shallow oil and M. C. Hardman from Casper doubting reachability with current rigs.
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Cieyvenne
Diamond Oil Company
Cheyenne
J. K. Stoddard
L. J. Kimball
M. C. Hardman
Casper
Food conservation plan outlined by Senator Diers in Cheyenne
Senator Theodore C. Diers of Sheridan federal food administrator for Wyoming outlines five immediate methods to curb high food costs in the state. He cites inquiry into stocks and costs, prevention of hoarding, regulation of supplies, and prohibition of waste. Diers notes publicity on manufacturing costs and urges housewives to sign pledge cards beginning Oct 14 to reduce waste and middleman speculation.
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Theodore C. Diers
Sheridan
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Diers
Washington
Herbert C. Hoover
Tdiers
Peole
Wilson
Food Administration
State Council of Defense
Emmeline Whitcomb
The
Agricultural College
First Cavalry Band Concert at Fort Russell
The First Cavalry band under Jules F. Jacques performed yesterday at regimental HQ with a program including The Outpost Overture and American Patrol. The Four Patrollers aided by Mr. Jacques received a nod as assistant band leader. A crowd attended despite threatening weather and no concert is scheduled for this afternoon. Y M C A notes mention a talk on the German dream of Empire and war’s changes.
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First Cavalry
Jules F. Jacques
Laurendean
Waltz
Lazare
Lampe
Lipcke
Miller
Tom
Jacques
First Cavalry Band
Hulbert
United States
Wyoming September crop report issued by state agencies
The September crop report for Wyoming summarizes forecasts for Spring Wheat, Potatoes, and All Hay from the Bureau of Crop Estimates and the Weather Bureau. It lists September 1 forecasts, December estimates, and last year production, with price averages for September 1 this year and last year.
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Wyoming
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Weather Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Sammies Will Get Cigarettes in Kits
Harry A. Nugent of Liggett & Myers Tobacco visits Cheyenne and orders 300 000 Chesterfield cigarettes for soldiers. Kits include cigarettes and tobacco sold to Sammies at a quarter, with donor cards for thanks. Also notes odd price items and a Parish House musical at 6 15 p m with 50 cent admission.
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Harry A. Nugent
Liggett & Meyers Tobacco Company
Cheyenne
Nugent
Express
Liggett & Meyers Company
Sammy
Secret of vitality linked to iron named Nuxated Iron
A New York physician cites a 50 year old man who regained youthful vigor after using Nuxated Iron. He warns against weak iron intake and urges testing strength after five grain tablets. The ad claims iron improves digestion, endurance and disease resistance, promising $100 to those who fail to gain strength in four weeks.
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New York, N
Tron
E. Sauer
Roedel
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Dean Keigh
Ewes
Albany
Me Morn
Campbell
Carbon
Converse
Crook
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Hot Springs
Johnson
Lincoln
Natrona
Niobrara
Park
Platt
Winter Eye
Big Horn
Converse Nou
Ysth
Fremonton
Ninbrara
Knight
Iiteo
Gleradorf Musical Company
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Shepherd & Klett
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
U.S
United States Food Administration
Crond
Wyoming Eastern Star
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St. Louis
TELIA
Ft. Russell News
Citizens National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyo
Giersdorf Musical Company
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