Wyoming’s Representative Choice and Western State Interests
The Cheyenne Leader discusses Wyoming’s push for a capable representative in Congress aligned with progressive sentiment. It highlights Kendrick’s influence in securing a key interior secretary appointment and argues for a Wyoming man who commands harmony and energy to advance western state needs amid shifting national politics.
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Woeubye
Waalsington
Congress
Renal
Kendrick
Howking
E Secrehiry
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Home Merchant: a neighbor and local supporter
A promotional piece extols the home merchant as the credit giver in financial trouble, the exchange facilitator when dissatisfied, and the local taxpayer who funds schools, streets, and emergency services. It urges readers to buy locally to keep money within the community and support neighbors and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Frontline Soldiers Reopen Big Game Fields at Jacksons Hole
In wartime tone the article notes soldiers may visit Jacksons Hole after September 1 to unwind from heavy artillery on the front in France. It recounts a rare treat given by Mr and Mrs Sowers and details currants raspberries and string beans as provisions, praising local ranches for producing such fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Jackson's Hole
Mes
Lole
Submarine Mine Power and Harbor Defense Debated
A fragmented report discusses submarine mine power as a defense asset and a potential hazard to ships. It outlines mechanisms where charges describe how mines could disrupt hulls and cause damage, mentioning deployment methods and stylistic notes on explosive effects.
Baptist Church Plans September Sunday Services
The church lists next Sunday September 2 with JACKSON services at 10:20 A M including Sunday School, study topic The Shepherd of Captive Israel and text Exekiel 3. Golden Text Jehovah is my Shepherd I shall not want. KELLY at 2:40 P M annual church business meeting with 3:00 P M Sunday School Service and 4:00 P M brief Gospel Service. HUPFALO at 11:00 A M Sunday School. Welcomes returning Sunday School workers and newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Israel
Jehovah
Kelly
Hupfalo
Winter Concerts in Japan by Tokyo teachers
The article describes winter concerts organized by leading Tokyo music and dance teachers. Pupils, mostly girls, perform on koto samisen and kokyn, with audiences including mothers and relatives. Each performer pays a fee for the honor, while accompanying teachers receive gratuities to equalize day’s proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Keto
Samisen
Nnh
Moonhin
Incheon
Adel
Koto
Kokyn
Typhus Disease in War Times
The piece describes typhus as a deadly war disease known as camp fever, spread by lice and body lice carriers among troops. It details historical outbreaks, the impact on populations, and attempts at protection, noting how clothing disinfection and pest control were employed to curb transmission during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killayt
Amurlein
Mtg
Ebucine Che Saldiare
Humming Bird Nest Construction Described In Folklore Detail
The article, from a dated column, explains the tiny humming bird nest built from soft plant fibers and spider webs, hidden high in a tree. It notes the fragile, intricately crafted structure and the long period before the eggs hatch, with young birds growing slowly in transient, delicate homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bledy
Pearson
They Always Are Even the Epulinints and Posel Mista
Readable bits describe workers and late shifts with a local sense of bustle. The fragment mentions overtime and a generic group of people, suggesting a workplace or community scene without clear individuals or events.
How Shall We Pay For The War
An 1917 analysis by Edwin A. A. Seligman argues taxation cannot alone fund war costs. It compares loans and taxes, critiques McAdoo’s approach, and outlines Britain’s mixed tax strategy to sustain industry and public services while financing the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Milstakce
Local goods and Victrola prices at Teton Valley store
In Driggs and Driggs area a merchant offers parcel post safe delivery and special bulk pricing on grains and bags, plus announces sole agency for the Victrolak phonograph with prices from 418.00 to 4300.00. Visit to hear music while repairs are done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bos
Figur
Germade
Graham Moor
Teton Valley Power & Milling Co
Driggs
Maho
Jackson Farness Co
Not for Him Tingwed Rogere and Grieg exchange quip
A fragmentary local notice records a cartoonish exchange about offerings and prices, mentioning Jackson and a September 1 price change. A stray ad hints at FOR SALE items and a stray poster about a brown mare and sorrel colt in Fall River, with a reward for recovery and a weight estimate around 1400 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogere
Grieg
Gein Grieg
Fall River
Bee Tilve
Budd
Big Piney
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J. H. and
Edgar E. Bailey
Joe Woolard
Jackson, Wyo
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D. E. Edmiston
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Wilson Wyoming
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Moran Stage
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Jullie Onemir
Great Britain
Edwin A. A. Seligman
McVickat
Columbia University
House of Representatives
Committee of Ways and
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Abe
Ney Tase
Durlig
Greer Brita
K. U
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J. P. Simpson
Eastman Kodaks
Jackson Drug CO
Charles Wort
the Elk Cigar Store
J. R. Jones
Jackson Hole
Jackson Harness CO
Joe Novak
Aue
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Marnecs Mal
Lewis Curtis
Josan Gorwade
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