Keep Business Going
John Wanamaker, prominent Philadelphia and New York businessman, urges the nation to maintain commerce and money circulation to fund wartime costs and aid allies. He argues patriotic economy, continued public works, and full employment are essential, warning against panic and waste while emphasizing business expansion through spending and production.
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John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
New York
Wanamaker
United States
New Auto Rules for Yellowstone Park
Secretary of the Interior announces the organization of the National Park Service with Stephen T. Mather as director. New Yellowstone auto regulations set entry hours, permit details, road directions, penalties, and safety requirements for vehicles, stages, and gear while outlining high altitude effects and service facilities.
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Mammoth Hot Springs
Upper Geyser Basin
Old Faithful
Yellowstone Lake
Grand Cafton
Tower Falls Camp
National Park Service
Seceretary of the Interior
War profit and the sinews of war phrase
A fragment highlights calls to keep business going for national prosperity and the belief that war cannot be waged and won without economic support. It emphasizes funding and sustaining industry as essential to the country's war effort.
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Hewlett Real Estate Company Dissolved in 1917 Wyoming action
Notice records the Hewlett Real Estate Company of Cokeville Wyoming dissolving on April 4 1917 after a stockholders meeting. It states all debts paid and business ceased and includes signatures of president and secretary with company seal.
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Ie Heuet Res Company, & Wyoming Corporation
State Bank of Cokeville
Cokeville
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Hewlett Real Estate Company
Hewlett Real Estate Co
J. A. Larson
B. H. Smalley
Notice of public land claim by Gus Viter in Wyoming
Public land notice from Evanston Wyoming dated May 1 1917 states Gus Viter of Cokeville Wyoming has filed for final three year proof to establish his homestead claim on land described as E half and W half of Section 1 Township 26 North Range 110 West Sixth P.M. The hearing is set for June 24 1917 before the United States Land Office Register Alex Nesbit with witnesses Frei Nicholls Ray Fransa Fred Hickman and F. F. Freeman all of Cokeville Wyoming.
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U. S. Land Omee
Evanston
Wyoming
Otce
Gus Viter
Cokevilles
I North
Range 110
Sixth Principal Meridian
United States Land Office
Frei! Nicholls
Cokeville
Ray Fransa
Frad K. Hickman
F. F. Freeman
Alex Nesbit
Migjie Register
Watches Repaired by Curtis Keep Time After Service
Kem perer repairs by Curtis ensure accurate timekeeping for watches. Leave repairs at Cokeville Mercantile Company. Sehils Sang Company accepts Decoration Day flower orders now to prevent shortage as flowers will be scarce this year at LOCIS B WESTHOLDER Florist.
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Curtis
Kemperer
Cokeville Mercantile Company
Sehils Sang Company
Locis B
Westholder Florist
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L. E. Ericson
Smalley
Claus Krueger
Aed
America
Wilson
Eust
Yellowstone Park
Congress
Stephen T. Mather
Chicago
Mr. Mather
National Parks
California
University of California
Thorkildsen-Mather Company
District of Columbia
The
Sons of the American Revolution
Cosmos and University Club of Washington
Yellowston Park
Yellowstone National Park
Park
Gardiner
Yellowstone
Cody
Snake River
Norris Geyser Basin
Mammouth Hot Spring
Western Entrance
Grand Cafon
Tower Falls
Grand Cahon
Automobil
Ford
Maxwell
Buick
Dodge Bros
E. R. Niebel
Cokeville, Wyoming
Heulett Real Estate Company
Oregon
Union Pacific System
Denver
Colorado Springs
Omaha
Kansas City
St Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Memphis
Auk O. U. S
Carl W
Timmreck
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