Lower Commercial Club Dinner Sparks City Growth Plans
A large crowd at the Noble Hotel heard speakers from civic and business circles outline plans for a bigger Lander. They urged active support for the Southern Entrance to Yellowstone Park, city improvements, and boosting population to 1,000 by 1925. Directors were elected as the new year begins, with strong calls for community effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Hotel
Dinin
Mix C'Lock
Lower Commercial Club
Lander
Yellowstone
Darks Laver Muswell
Post
W. Hagans
Lander Auto Co
E. H. Pourt
Walter Beatt
Beatt Garage
Leslie Read
Oswald
Rend
E. W. Frankenfeld
First National Bank
Lander Commercial Club
Mission from Philippines Arrives in Seattle en route to Washington
The Philippine Parliamentary Mission of 36 distinguished senators arrives in Seattle aboard the Key stone State after safe crossing from Manila. They stress the six year old promise of Philippine independence and plan to proceed to San Francisco for the next leg of their journey to the national capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appeinted Presa
Seattle
Wash
Philippine Parliamentary Mission
the Islands
Manila
Washington, D. C
Keystone State
National Capitol
United States
Philippine
Jorge B. Vargas
San Francisco
Medical men to create fund for cancer research
In St Louis the American Radiological Society and American Medical Association held a joint meeting. They voted to establish a national cancer research foundation and expected major universities to participate in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
National Cancer Research Foundation
Amerixie Ratlam Soeiety
Radiological Society of North America
American Medical Association
Paris Sees Hottest May Day in 116 Years
Paris records the warmest May day in 116 years with temperatures around ninety four degrees breaching regional heat. The heat wave affects Europe with cafes and beer gardens slowing as the city endures extreme heat during late May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Paris Oe
Europe
Bagereck Petroleum Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice of annual meeting of Bagereck Petroleum Company stockholders to be held in Lander Wyoming on June 6 1922 at 10 a m for electing a board of directors and other business. Dated May 24 1922 W E Hardin secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagereck Petroleum Company
Holt
Lander
Wyoming
W. EB. Hardin
Reception Honors Mr and Mrs Franklin Dumm
In honor of Mr and Mrs Franklin Dumm who leave tomorrow for their new home in Clenruck a reception was held last evening by Methodiat church members at the home of Mr and Mrs Jobin Homson. A very delightful evening was enjoyed. A farewell gift was presented in appreciation for their faithful church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Dumm
Clenruck
Methodiat Church
Jobin Homson
L. L. Bureh
Mia
Souvenirs for the Ladies at Lander Furniture Co
An event on May 27 and 29 features a factory expert demonstration titled The Quality Finish for Everything. Lander Furniture and Hardware Co. hosts the demonstration and invites shoppers to see the home finishes. Also today at PYPE'S STORE includes produce items such as strawberries tomatoes Valencia oranges Colombus apples and rhubarb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander Purniture and Hardware Co
Ladies Guild of Wind Hiver
Pype's
Doctors in Entry Need of Help
In Louis, May 24, Dr. Geo B de Schweinitz president of the American Medical Association urged organized medical practice to replace lone practitioners. He warned rural districts lose doctors, urged reform in undergraduate curricula and expanded clinics and community hospitals to improve public health and ensure timely preventive care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Louis
Geo. B. de Schweinitz
American Medical Association
Se Abweinite
de Sohweinsta
Do Sehwelnita
Memorial Sunday Observance Follows Legion Requests
American Legion members are urged to attend services at their respective churches this Memorial Sunday to honor departed comrades. Notes mention Don Stough Poathy and other local names. additional lines describe errands and a list of fresh produce items available at a store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eerview
Con Addon HL
del Monte
Don Stough Poathy
World Flight Around the World Begins From Croydon Airdome
Major W. Blake and two companions launched a 30 000 mile air journey from Croydon England using a DH 9 plane at 115 mph. Captain Norman McMillan and Lieutenant Colonel Broome joined the crew. Weather was ideal and the team expected to reach Lyons France tomorrow then Rome with a 90 day schedule.
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Croydon
England
Blake
Airdome
Norman McMillan
Broome
Lyons
France
Rome
General Wood Located After Typhoon Search in Philippines
Manila May 24 Leonard Wood Governor General of the Philippines long missing for 36 hours after a typhoon is reported safe on Mindoro island with his wife and daughter. A yacht was said to have taken refuge there during the inspection tour though anxiety remains over their safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Mindoro
Governor Carey Proclaims Wyoming Disabled Veterans’ Honor Day
Governor Robert D. Carey designates May 25 to June 20, 1924 as a special period to aid disabled World War I veterans in filing and pursuing compensation and rehabilitation claims with the U.S. Veterans Bureau. Citizens and organizations are urged to assist veterans during bureau visits across the state.
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Wyoming
United States Vetarius Bureau
Witereas
United States Veteran's Bureau
Bureau
Bureau Au
Robert D. Carey
State of
Stat of
United States
United Flaten
Wepneas Wikerroy
Hareynte
Wydenlig
Interstate Commerce Commission Orders Nationwide Freight Rate Cuts
The Interstate Commerce Commission announces nationwide freight rate reductions averaging about ten percent effective July 2, with regional specifics: fourteen percent in the East, thirteen and a half percent in the West, twelve and a half percent in the Southern and Mountain and Pacific territories. Passenger and Pullman charges remain unchanged. Agricultural products exempt. Only two commissioners dissented.
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Associated Pros
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commussion
Eastern
Western
Twelva
Southern
Mountain
Pacific Territories
Tye
Prizes for Radio Sets At National Exposition Contest
A Chicago committee announces radio device contests at the National Radio Exposition June 28 to July 1. Prizes include 25 15 10 for grade school entries and 40 10 20 for high school and manual training entries, with 21 and under eligibility. Entries must be submitted in person at headquarters 01 the National Association Dearborn Street by Friday evening.
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Prem
Chicago
Wwe
Varius
Nathomal
Sotelowk Peilay Eventag
Cemetery Cleanup Planned at Mount Hope Cemetery
By Associated Press a Kiwanis committee will organize a Friday cleanup at Mount Hope Cemetery. Town residents are urged to attend at 2 PM with picks and shovels to prepare the grounds for Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kiwanis Clo
Mount Hope Cemetery
Rea
Colonies of Ukrainian Jews Face Extinction From Famine
Cablegrams to the Joint Distribution Committee warn that Ukrainian Jewish colonies in Kherson and Yekaterino Alay, comprising 94 villages with 150000 people on 125000 acres, risk extinction without aid. Despite $50000 allocated by American Jewish contributions, relief demands $14000000 to aid eastern Europe. Famine looms as most colonies lack grain or hay after pogroms and prior losses. many colonists have fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukraine
New York
Joint Distribution Committee
Europe
America
American Jewish Relief Committee
Kherson
Yekaterino- Alay
Russia
Nogaitova
Rovianoska
Rats Menace Budapest Amid Cat Shortage and Invasion
Budapest faces a rat and mouse invasion driven from famine regions in Russia. Efforts to eradicate the pests have failed as markets and warehouses swarm with rodents. A cat shortage worsens the crisis, with high kitten prices and some villagers turning to breeding cats for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Budapest
Missouri Bellboy Buys Farm With Tips After Eleven Years
Bert B Cox of Joplin Missouri saved tips from 11 years as a hotel bellboy to purchase a $4,000 farm in a fertile valley south of town. He plans to grow fruit and berries and raise chickens and will keep working as a bellboy until he can build a home on the farm. He invested savings in Liberty bonds during World War I and bought a home and buggy while saving. He says the money was easier to earn than it appears and credits the habit of saving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Bellboy
Bert B. Cox
Jopilu
Cox
Liberty Bonds
Children Drowned In Sweetwater River Tragedy
A May 24 dispatch reports three McIntosh children drowned when their car slid into the Street water river near Splitre after a bank gave way. The mother and two other children escaped by leaping from the vehicle. The McIntosh family is well known between Lander and the Sweetwater. Further details are unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sund Mons
McTntoch
Lander
Sweetwater
For Sale and Wanted Notices from Local Listings
Found notice indicates an owner can claim a ring by proving property. A practically new 1922 Ford passenger car is for sale through Dr. Martin. Wanted to rent: a five or ale room furnished house inquiry at Hougen's Cafe. tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Martin
Hougen
PRESH TODAY AT FYFES STORE ITEMS AND LIVE STOCK
PRESH today at Fyfe s store offers strawberries tomatoes Valencia cucumbers apples rhubarb and more. A milking Shorthorn cow fresh in July is for sale or trade. Also wanted a top milk cow for 75 dollars cash two dozen laying hens and two small pigs. Address H H Taylor Hudson WY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FYFE
Etrawberres
Valencia
H. H. Taylor
Hudson, Wyv
Good rooms for rent at Oi Exchange Hotel under new management
The Oi Exchange Hotel offers trout rooms for rent at 3 50 and 4 0 per week with good housekeeping rooms also available. Inquire of the lady in charge at Barth Caldwell store in Lander Wyoming. Also for sale a wagon harness and buggy. WANTED TO RENT a four or five room house for two people by P O Box 438.
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Oi Exchange Hotel
Aleo
Barth
Caldwell
4Th and
Market Streets
Lander
Wyoming
P.O
District Court Notice on River Canal Land Condemnation
Fremont County Wyoming District Court will hear Cottonwood Development Company petition on May 24 1922 seeking condemnation of a one hundred foot wide strip of land for the Great River Supply Canal. The case names Caroline Rich Hannah Milliken Mary Wright Elisabeth Miller Agnes Clementsen Burke Todd and P Gommers as defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Rich
Hannah Milliken
Mary Wright
Elisabeth Miller
Agnes Clementsen
Burks
Todd
P. Gommers
Caroline Rick
Hannah Millicas
Elizabeth Miller
Agnes Clementsen Burke
Cloth of
District Court
Fremont County
Wyoming
Grea River
Arrose Beations
Townrhip
Bange Guo Muviral Tew
Princival Murhdian Copronwood Development Company
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Associated Free
Cheyenne
Casper
Sen
T. B. Kennedy
United States Court For
Leavenworth
Hockwell City
Iowa
Kennedy Eubl
Scatty Williams
Puyilint
Avostated Press
American Legion
Sheri Bureh
Bivertos
Dale Sutherland
Karl Greemmugh
Deldge
Plunkett of Meld
General Wood
Appeinter Press
Garey
State of Wyoming Executive Department
Lask
Malu Atraet
Associated Prom
Gasher
Wyo
William
McIntosh
Yedteriding
Splitre
Selves
Morayek
St. Michaels
Fremont
Cottonwood Development Company, & Corporation
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