Liberty Loan Speech Urges Public to Lend Money for War
Senator Williams of Mississippi leads by example as he subscribes for Liberty Loan Bonds. The speaker asserts Americans must fund the war effort to defeat subjugation and support Allies, stressing bonds offer safety and potential tax benefits. The piece highlights patriotic duty and the moral contrast between financial sacrifice and delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Liv Xan
France
Belgiurm
Una
Wo & Bond
Witer
Purhips
Howe
Borrowian Nors
Senator Willams
Mississippi
House of Congress
Council Proceedings Report June 1916 Session Adjourns and Reorganizes
Cornnell regular meeting notes present include Deloney Jones and Ault. Minutes approved. Bills paid to election judges clerks and officials. Treasurer shows receipts 2322.54 and disbursements 1800.43. Election results canvassed with Richardson Winger declaring winners. New council organized with Winger as mayor and appointments for treasurer clerk and commissions. Meeting adjourned to June 11 then reconvened with confirmation of appointments.
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Cornnell
Omiyor
H. W. Deloney
J. By Jones
O. W. Ault
Jones
At & Py Im
UL. W. Deloney
Cornell Wet
Semalon
Sp. 1
Tresent
J. W. Delaney
Counemonds
We Hull
Minutow
Geo
Kolmet
M. W. Fleinrle
Witla Link
N. M. Ely
Elvetion
G. K. Wain
Dr. Haight
Tharry Wagner
L.A. Reel
Blackburn
Clarence Islaln
J. W. Woodward
Huff
Harry Wagner
Richard Winger
James
Simpson
Clas
M. Fox
Chas
H. W. Delaney
Couneil
Jas
Alius
Pax
W. Hutt
W. Delaney
Volice Justice
Geo. R. Blainy
Trst
C. W. Fox
C.J. Wort
Wort
Fox
Mox Wort
Hott
Water Works
Hull
High Patent Flour Ad and Miscellany
An OCR filled item advertises High Patent Flour for sale at Teton Valley Power Milling Co Driggs Idaho with delivery option and lower price. It also contains stray notice for a black mare a two year old colt and a buckskin from Dodge Wilnon Wyoming with a request for information and contact points.
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Teton
Lin
le Dodge
Wilnon
Public Uses Chamberlain’s Tablet for Indigestion
The notice reports individuals praising Chamberlains Tablet as a remedy for indigestion. It mentions personal enjoyment and relief, with several names echoed as users. The passage reflects testimonial style advertising common in the era.
Salmon nutrition and Alaska fisheries reach noted
The Washington Post reports James T. Barron of Portland Oregon says salmon is highly nutritious and cheaper than beef. Canned salmon preserves oil better than fresh, aiding cheaper living. Alaska’s fishery output rises with 4,016,030 cases expected in 1916, outpacing Puget Sound's 1910 estimate and signaling Alaska’s growing value beyond gold.
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James T. Barron
Portland
Ore
Washington Post
Alnaka
Puget Sound
Alaska
Washington
Drinking Water in Gutters in Tolima City
In Thagne the capital of Tolima province, about 200 souls live in a square town with thatched roofs and cobbled streets. Water runs in gutters, while locals gaze at foreigners. three bathing women near a reservoir paused the traveler.
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Thagne
Tolima
Jess
Divid
Harry A. Franck
Century Magazine
Eskimo Carving Traditions Persist With Ivory Work
Eskimo carvers continue bone horn and ivory work using steel tools, while elders recall ancestral stone age methods. The poorest homes in remote areas produce many toys and dolls, with bone softened before carving and etched with a black paint blend of gunpowder and blood to create a distinctive mark.
Billy Defends Self in Curious Store Note Exchange
A small tale recounts Billy insisting he walked to the shop alone for Sony cream and a box of Cracker Jack. His mother sternly asks if he gave a note to the shopkeeper, and Billy answers he did not and that he went there himself.
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Billy
Public Notice of Multiple Homestead Filings in Wyoming
Several miners and settlers in Grovant and nearby towns file intent to prove up homestead claims. Notices name Milton Kneedy, Hannes Harthoorn, Edwin Hopson, James Manges, Dick Vanden Brook, and Dick Vanden Hrock with witnesses from Grovant Kelly and Zenith, all recorded in Jackson Wyoming.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Onice
Evanston
Wyoming
Milton A. Kneedy
Grovant
Otho B. Williams
Jackson
Hilmer
Bark
Kelly
Thomas E. Murphy
Hankee Harthoorn
Dick Vanden Brock
Grovont
Hannes Harthoorn
Holmstead
Mina
A. S
Digk Vanden Brook
Milton H. Needy
Thomas B. Murphy
Keily
Edwin L. Hopson
Zenith
Wade Homes
Townaldo
Range 116
Otho BE. Williams
U.S
Ab Jackson
Tan Chetmont
Samuel M. Barber
Harry W. Barker
Joshua Burton
James Davenport
Allot Zenith
James A. Manges
Teton
H. EB
Range Ltd
Sixth Principal Meridian
Clarwant
Harold K. Hammond
William H. Sengenback
Harry B. Bensenback
Alfred G. Bessette
Alt Town
Dick Vanden Hrock
Bec
Township
North
Range
Weet
Sith
Othe KE
Willams
Mitten H. Neady
Thoms B. Murphy
Gravant
Gilmer Q
Jaf Kelly
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Jackoon's Hole
Homann Weve
Piliror
HANIA
Hackwan
Wyrontnae
West
Sunwourer
Paris
America
Millimal
the Home Bakery
Mrs
Etta Link
Victor
Muntion Mil
Maurhot
Tb Merman
Curtis
Official Council
I. J. Jones
Cress
Hit
Ofice
Wehard Winger
Chork
Plano
8. K
Sam Smith
Sam Mohini
Chamberlain
Mira
Heliey
Filon
The
Neurvi Strauss & CO
Balma
Gilead
Harold Brown
Wye
Seelemire
Jackson Blacksmith Shop
Duehsen Valley
Anes Numer
Meglater
PAIBT
Jackson Drug Co
Charles Wort
J. Frost
the Elk Cigar Store
J. R. Jones
Jackson Harness Co
Joe Novak
T. Smith & Son
Lewis Curtis
Teton Valley Power & Milling Co
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