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Greybull Tribune in Greybull, Wyoming

29 Jun 1923

Page 7

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Greybull Tribune

Location

Greybull, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1923

Page

7

Ford Motor Company at Twenty Years Old and Expanding

The Ford Motor Company marks its twentieth anniversary on June sixteen with record prosperity and a vast expansion program. Henry Ford, Edsel B. Ford, and a global network of plants, branches, and subsidiaries drive production to about 1.5 million cars in 1922 and a labor policy renowned for its $5 daily wage and profit sharing.

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Ford Motor Company Henry Ford Ford Baltimore Bay Mich Edsel B. Ford Edsel Ford Delaware United States Prim West Virginia Kentucky Michigan Ford Railroad Detroit, Toledo & Ironton River Rogue Fordson Tractor Highland Park Detroit Boys’ Industrial School Glassmere River Rouge Hamilton Northville Troy N. Y Iron Mountain Dearborn Ford Engineering Laboratories Dearborn Publishing Company Dearborn Independent Ford International Weekly Buenos Aires Sao Paulo Montivideo South America Havana Cuba Copenhagen Denmark Antwerp Belgium Manchester England Barcelona Spain Bordeaux France Treiste Italy Cork Ireland Ford Motor Company, of Canada, Ltd Ontario Canada Fordson Lincoln Motor Company
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Adrenalin Resuscitation Prompts Alive After Death Claims

Chicago doctors report revived patients after pronounced death using adrenalin injections into the heart aided by surgeon hand manipulation and breathing support. Dr Crile and colleagues say life can be restored quickly if death cause is removed, with earlier uses in World War I and dog experiments offering supporting evidence. A second note describes Post Office employee A Wilde receiving a meritorious invention award of 100 dollars for a safe punch press guard.

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Chicago Chicago Medical Society Chicaco Society Dennis W. Crile G. W. Crile Cleveland Crile Belgium
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Baptist Church Schedule and Lessons

Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. Senior B Y P U at 7 p.m. Rev Farrar preaches at 8 p.m. Communion follows the sermon. Junior B Y P U meets Wednesday at 6 30 led by Rev Farrar. Acts fourth chapter is the study lesson.

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B. F. Farrar Farrar
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Wins $10,000 Bet by Shooting Big Wolf

Brooklyn story of Capt. Frank Doudera a big game hunter who won a $10,000 bet by shooting a timber wolf after a grueling hunt that covered 2000 miles 800 on snowshoes and included hunger loss exposure and a dramatic wait before the shot. The wager began with City Marshal John Cole and grew as others added to the pot.

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Brooklyn N. Y Frank Doudera Doudera John Cole Doudern
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Parlor game craze grips Gotham in Coo Coo craze

New York reports a craze named Coo Coo where a cardboard panel with punched holes hides slips with commands. Players read a slip and perform the action, disrupting offices and schools as all ages join in.

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Gotham New York
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Wolves Ravage Simbirsk District as Wolves Attack Russians

A Riga correspondent reports wolves in the Simbirsk district southeast Russia numbering up to fifty in packs. They have killed and eaten more than twenty people this winter, prompting alarm among local residents.

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London Simbirsk Russia Riga
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Mayor Fines Self Twenty-Five Dollars After Pole Crash

Harrisonburg Virginia mayor John W. Morrison held a private court to try himself on reckless driving after his car struck a telephone pole. He fined himself twenty five dollars, suspended a jail sentence, and waived the trial fee.

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Harrisonburg John W. Morrison
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Ublic Ines Inoy Torge Yellowstone Motor Go Greybull Wyo Wiley Book and Candy Shop USCO Burlington Greybull Auto Co Greybull—Public Garage Yellowstone Motor Co., Inc Postal Department Big Wolf Greybull Tribune
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