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Newspaper
Greybull Tribune
Location
Greybull, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
3
Madame Garretson, previously employed by Mrs. Walter Fisk, departed Wednesday for Billings and plans to find employment there. She anticipated securing a job upon arrival.
The Civil War veterans are aging and thinning the parades. Last year about 180000 remained. this year the figure drops by around 24000 to 156000. At the current rate of 2000 per month, this veteran line could vanish in roughly eight years.
Mr. Lobdell of Casper heads the Industrial Relations Department of Standard Oil Co. and arrived in Greybull on Thursday.
Mrs T M McKinney and daughter Priscilla Ann visit Bas in from the Scovgard home. State Highway Engineer Silver surveys Cowley to Denver route while Deaver sports scene features Tidball hospitality and chatter on local leaders. Burlington Railway gives 225 pounds of seed corn to Denver farmers as Shoshoni project spurs farming growth.
Intermittent alarm clocks arose from the failure of one ring to wake people and the same logic applies to advertising. The piece notes that weekly intermittent advertising proves more effective than a single splurge. Mrs. Mary Kirsch, en route to Rose Lake Idaho, stopped here for a few days this week to visit her son Frank Kirsch.
H A Loucks state insurance commissioner rode through Grey Bull on Thursday bound for Sheridan He left a car in Basin last fall due to snow then plans to drive to Sheridan with his family and continue to Cheyenne thereafter
The Silver Circle will convene next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C Lampman with Mrs Hutchinson serving as joint hostess.
Mrs Torgenson of Worland arrived Tuesday to assist in the nursing of the A I Brown case.
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