Wyoming Highway Board Approves Federal Road Aid Plan
Wyoming state highway officials meet in Cheyenne and authorize nearly 60 000 federal funds to counties under the dollar for dollar plan. Lincoln county gets 26000 for 200 plus miles, survey costs shared with counties, and plans target Cokeville Star Valley and Big Piney routes while approving surveys in Albany Natrona and others with 1000 0 owed for Natrona and Sheridan Johnson districts. The Casper Salt Creek corridor links to Medicine Bow Sheridan Casper and further to Lincoln highway.
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Crook County
Highway Commission
County Commission
Joe Kinney
State Road Commission
George Mead
Cokeville-Afton
Upper
Lower
Narrows
Upper Valley
Jackson Hole
Kemimerer-Big Piney
Why Children Leave School
Government bulletin shows half of students leaving school quit due to dislike of school work. Fewer than one third left because parents could not afford to keep them. The findings aim to improve Gary system of education and its relevance for more students nationwide.
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Federal Department of Labor
Gary
Kansas City Star
Aviators' Audacity in War Photographs Amid Fire
A Belgian aviator returning from a mission, his clothes torn by bullets, recounts to friends that he was in enemy lines aiming to photograph when a fokker attacked with two machine guns. Unarmed, he had no choice but to retreat and defend himself.
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Christian Science
Railroads Face High Costs and Calls for Federal Regulation
Julius Kruttschnitt, chairman of Southern Pacific, told the Joint Congressional Committee on Interstate Commerce that railroads face rising wages and material costs while revenues lag due to regulation. He urged a uniform federal policy to replace conflicting state and federal rules and warned continued cost pressures could push railroads toward receiverships by 1918 unless rates rise with costs.
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Washington
Julius Kruttschnitt
Southern Pacific Company
Joint Congressional Committee On Interstate Commerce
Kruttachnitt
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Department of Agriculture
Mr. Kruttschitt
Universal Railroad
Kruttschultz
Ander
Atte
Raneporta
City Warrants and Expenditures Reported February March 1917
City records show disbursements from General Water Street and Alley funds including salaries rent and bond interest. Noted total warrants issued February and March plus bills approved by the council and liquor license granted to Earl D Haggerty.
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Cokeville
Wyoming
R. D. Boomer
Jess Reynolds
Woodward and Hinkey
Estray
Estray Pound
I General
Eres
Corneihoeeee
Earl D. Haggerty
Frank A. Mau
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