This Old Soldier Still In Line For Tanlac
Retired Civil War veteran Frank B Kendrick of Nashville praises Tanlac for restoring strength appetite and energy. He recounts severe rheumatism convalescence and near physical decline before taking Tanlac, reporting renewed vitality and mobility after two weeks. Advertised by Kemmerer B.A. Christoian Daniel Frontier Supply Co. and Jackson Drug Co. locations.
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Mit
Ealt
Frank B. Kendrick
Charlotte Avenue
Nash
Kendrick
Second
Kentucky Cavalry
Basil Duke
John H. Gordon
Mr. Komdtrick
Tarlac
Memphis
Tanlee
Kemmerer
B. A
Daniel
B.D
Frontier
The
Frontier Supply Co
Wnd
Jackson
Jackson Drug Company
Ade
County official warns restaurant owner over wheat substitute use
Albany county attorney and food administrator say a restaurant manager admitted receiving a 100 pound sack of substitute with extra for distribution to Cathedral Home. He vows to enforce the law requiring substitutes be used to save flour, not for other purposes, and condemns selling to chickens.
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Albany County
Cathedral
Theas
Mobilize the Bows Beginning Apes 1 in Wyoming Farms
The president under State Labor Commissioner E. P. Taylor Cheyenne directs mobilization of youths ages 16 to 21 for farm work. They will work for good wages up to $1 per day including board. Enrollees are placed in rural occupations with farm experience encouraged.
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Wyoming
E. P. Taylor
Cheyenne
Wyoming Liberty Loss Committee Announces Precinct Credit Plan
The Wyoming Liberty Loss committee outlines a plan assigning quotas to each county precinct or road district for the coming loan. Reports will be tagged by precincts or districts, ensuring rural communities receive credit for their subscriptions rather than adjoining towns or counties.
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Wyoming Liberty Loss Committee
Red Star Chapter Organized Here With Local Officers
W Burke manager for the state announces the organization of a Red Star chapter in the city. Officers named for the year are Mrs P J Queaty president Otre Flora Chapelle secretary and Mrs EB L Smith treasurer. The society aids wounded horses and other animals with hospital tents and humane dispatch for irreparable injuries. Anita Baldwin daughter of horseman Lucky Baldwin is a leading supporter. Burke plans to open a base hospital for animal care before leaving for Evanston to visit the last county seat in the state.
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Anita Baldwin
Baldwin
Red Star
Burke
Evanston
Jepter
War time bulletin on horticulture and morale by Dr Nelson
The Wyoming State Board of Horticulture issues Spec ial Bulletin No. 6 a wartime number urging unity and effort. It urges deep plowing of the aggressive menace for a fairer land and peace while praising beauty under Flowers and the world’s natural charm.
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Wyoming State Board of Horticul
Nelson
Ord
Nelson Magn
Ugliness and Beauty Weigh Heavily on Human Conflict
A reflective statement contends that war exposes human ugliness yet humanity must also cultivate and elevate beauty. It argues that through human effort ugliness arises but beauty can be preserved and enhanced by purposeful action.
Kemmerer Boy Joins The Oil Ave
Ted Blickdigt, a Kemmerer youth and former Pocatello Tribune typographic operator, enlisted after six months at the paper but was mustered out. Not drafted, he left for Kemmerer and will proceed to Salt Lake City to enlist as a railroad engineer.
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Pocatello Tribune
The
Tribune
Eauyploye
Ted Blickfaldt
Ted
Kemmerer
Salt Lake City
Remedy Ad Promoting Chamberlain's Tah Jota For Bilious Troubles
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tah Jota as a healthy liver aid and cure for biliousness. It claims quick improvement in appetite and a banishment of dull, stupid feelings after use.
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Ady
Woman's Statement Could Aid Kremerek Case
A reader testimonial claims buckthorn bark and glycerine relieve sour stomach bloating and bowel distress, promising instant relief and preventing complications. The note comes from The City Drug Store, asserting dramatic digestive benefits and suggesting use for various ailments.
Notice for Publication in Land Office at Evanston Wyoming
Public notice dated April 4 1918 announces J Duthrie of Frontier Wyoming filed for final proof to establish a homestead claim Serial No 04613 in the BEMS Y 84SW and BWHBE sections 10 township 21 north range 110 west sixth principal meridian. Hearing before clerk at Kemmerer Wyoming on May 20 1918. Claimant Damien Williamson Mitchell H Lambermont Joanie Lambermore and others listed as witnesses. Examiner Alex Nisbet registrar. Printing note.
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Department of the Interior
Evanston
Wyoming
J. Duthrie
Frontier
Kintry
Pin Ta Chapelis
Clark
Kemmerer
Damee Ae Wiliewaor
Mitchell H. Lambermont
Joanie Lamber- More
Ponntion
Wenni Hane Hiorgan
Yoming
Ios Heachine Jr
Notice of Incorporation of Spring Creek Land & Livestock Co
Notice records the incorporation of Spring Creek Land and Livestorts Company in Cheyenne Wyoming on March 19 1918 at 1 45 pm with capital stock of 106000 divided into 1000 shares at par 100. The company aims to farm stock raising hay grain and livestock including cattle horses sheep hogs and related activities. Lincoln county operations up to 50 year term with three directors Petar W Olson Mannie C Olson and Leslie K Olson. principal office Cokeville. in charge PW Olson Jr. Attorney R Christmas January 27.
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Spring Creek Land & Livestorts Company
Tate
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Tthe
Lincoln County
Petar W Olson
Mannie C. Olson
Leslie K . Olson
Cokeville
PW. Olson
Ain
Do You Sleep Well and Liberty Loan Obligation
An ad copy links sleep quality to digestion and urges Chamberlain's Tablets for relief, claiming better rest and clear thinking. It also warns that those who can subscribe to the third Liberty Loan but do not risk compulsory pressure.
Whooping Cough Remedy Endorsed by Five Chambers
An advertisement praises a cough remedy named five Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to keep the cough loose and ration easy. It claims excellent relief and credits a person or brand as behind the product.
Fraternal Notices Detail Local Lodge Activities
Fraternal orders noted pending events and acknowledgments. Mentions O F Kauporey and A M Brass chapters, with references to meetings, deaths, and secretary roles. Unclear phrases reference visits and clan activities, reflecting routine fraternal correspondence and memorial notices.
Notice for Publication and Probate Notices Framed in Wyoming
Public notices concern land claim filings by Margaret A. Christmas assignee of Bert Bruah for the Des ert Lind Entry in Kemmerer area with a final proof date set for April 12, 1918, witnessed by Joseph B. Smith George Iwahart and others. Also included is a probate notice granting letters testamentary to Grace Hessek MacGlashan, with six months to present claims at Piney Lincoln County Wyoming, and a caveat about claims barred after one year.
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State of Wyoming
Lincon
Grace Hessek Munglashan
R. R. Rose
Ailaraar
Notice for Publication Coal Land in Evanston Wyoming
Public notice announces Margaret Kay of Utah files coal declaratory statement for sections in Township 21 North Range 146 West. It states an application to purchase under 29th to 23rd sections and requires all persons with claims to file protest affidavits by April 25, 1918.
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Omlee
Evanston
Wyo
Glen
Margaret Kay
St. den
Utah
Walter
Blaite
South Township
North
Ranean
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Fiers
Big Porsde
Attractive Bulletin
America
Patriotic Citizens of
100 Per Cent American Club
Conquerors
Thearte
Goodrich
Toads of
Silvertown
Goodrich Tires
Shnttes
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Bale
Goodrich - Akron
Kemmerer Boy
Kremmerek
Eldmie
Alex Nisbet
Hogister
O. F. Kauporey
Aida
Goth
E. S
A. F. A.M. Brass
el Ire
Hes
Interior
U. S
H. EB. Christmas
United States
Kenimerer
Maimont
Joseph B. Smith
Kammerer
Joseph Heaton
Sage, Wyroming
Eorge Iwahart
Edward W. O'Brien
Wyomne
Alex Nisdet
Register
Sotice DO Editors
Midase
Gunes Neco Hon ‘Tan
Tala
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