This Old Soldier in Line Praises Tanlac Cure
An elderly Civil War veteran, Frank Kendrick of Nash, credits Tanlac with restoring his strength and appetite after years of rheumatism and weakness. He says the treated condition left him near collapse, but two weeks of Tanlac revived him, enabling active walking, improved sleep, and newfound energy. Availability noted in Kemmerer, Daniel, Frontier Supply, and Jackson Drug Company outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Substitutes for Wheat Law Questioned by Albany County Official
The county attorney and food administrator inform a city restaurant manager who boasted about acquiring 100 pounds of substitutes. He distributed them to the Cathedral home and violated the law by using substitutes for purposes other than saving flour. The official vows to act to ensure substitutes serve business needs, not personal resale or improper use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany County
Cathedral
Theas
Mobilize the Bows Beginning Apes 1 The Bogs of Wyoming
The president under State Labor Commissioner E. P. Taylor in Cheyenne orders mobilization of youths aged 16 to 21 for farm work. They will earn a minimum wage of $1 per day including board, with some able youths performing as skilled as older workers in certain farm lines. Enlistment targets those currently available and capable of rural labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
E. P. Taylor
Cheyenne
All Well Get Credit in Wyoming Liberty Loss Plan
The Wyoming Liberty Loss committee perfects a plan assigning quotas to each county precinct or road district and credits will be attributed to rural communities for their subscriptions. Previously, adjoining towns or counties claimed credit for farmers' subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Liberty Loss Committee
Red Star Chapter Formed for Animal Welfare
W Burke, manager for the Red Star in the state of Wye th, organized a local Red Star chapter in Choy. Officers chosen for the year include Mrs. P. J. Queaty president Flora Chapelle secretary and Mrs. EB. Smith treasurer. Anita Baldwin helped drive the effort as a key organizer and official. The society aims to protect war horses and other animals serving at the front with base hospital tents for treatment or humane dispatch if grievously injured. Burke travels next to Evanston to establish another chapter, the last county seat in the state to be visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Baldwin
Baldwin
Red Star
Burke
Evanston
Jepter
Wartime horticulture bulletin Propels wartime resolve
The Bulletin No. 6 from the Wyoming State Board of Horticulture blends war effort guidance with farming exhortations. Dr. Nelson’s prose urges steadfast plowing to deepen furrows, declaring victory in spirit essential to national ideals and peace. It extols beauty and restraint amid the wartime harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming State Board of Horticul
Nelson
Ord
Nelson Magn
Ugliness and Beauty Through War and Man
The fragment reflects on ugliness as an unchecked result of war and asserts that beauty must be preserved and increased through human effort. It suggests a dual path where human agency creates both destruction and refinement.
Kemmerer Boy Joins the Oil Ave
Ted Blickfaldt, a Kemmerer youth and linotype operator at the Pocatello Tribune, leaves after six months of service. He avoided the draft, enlisted last spring, and is mustered out due to light eye trouble. He plans to go 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
Bilious Troubles Cure Ad by Chamberlain's Tah-Jota
An old promotional note touts Chamberlain's Tah-Jota as a remedy for bilious troubles. It claims the product promotes liver health, corrects bilious disorders, improves appetite, and banishes dullness and mental sluggishness. The advertisement urges readers to try it and compare the effects.
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Ady
Woman Credits Remedy For Digestive Relief
A woman testifies that prior to using buckthorn bark glycerine and a laxative compound her stomach suffered constant sourness and bloating from cooking. She claims the remedy cleanses the bowel, relieves sour stomach and constipation, and may prevent appendicitis while offering instant relief. The statement references The City Drug Store.
Notice for Public Land Claim in Wyoming 1918
Notice for publication announces that J Duthrie of Frontier Wyoming filed a homestead entry in 1915 for land in section 0 84S W and BWHBE part of section 10 township 21 north range 110 west sixth principal meridian. He seeks final proof on May 20 1918 before the clerk of the court at Kemmerer Wyoming. Names listed include claimant Damoo Ali WiliewaoR and witnesses from Kemmerer and Frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 for Spring Creek Land & Livestocks Co
The Spring Creek Land and Livestocks Company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming at 1 45 p m on March 19 1918. The object is farming stock raising hay grain and other products and buying selling and owning livestock. Capital stock 106000 divided into 1000 shares par 100. Name of directors for the first year are Peter W Olson Mannie C Olson and Leslie K Olson. Principal office Cokeville Wyoming. Attorney R Christmas signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Sleep Aid Advice
An ad notes that sound sleep prevents daytime impairment from wakefulness caused by indigestion and constipation. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a quick relief to improve digestion and mental clarity and urges readers to subscribe to the third Liberty Loan, hinting at enforced payment.
Whooping Cough Remedy Adverts Offer Cough Relief
An old advertisement mentions five Chamberlain's remedies to ease a cough and keep it loose. The note credits Dower as the power behind the man Tut teh and praises the product.
Fraternal Orders Meeting Notes and Death Report
Fraternal orders report a meeting at Kauporey Missouri with notes on a death. Mr Secretary records arrangements and a brass meeting in progress. scattered text mentions A M and other fraternal groups with unclear details.
Public Notice of Land Claim and Estate Provisions
Public records publish a land claim by Margaret A. Christmas assignee of Bert Bruah for the Des ert Lind Entry 03865 in Kemmerer Wyoming with intent to prove up on April 12, 1918 before H B Christmas. Witnesses listed include Joseph B. Smith Joseph Heaton George Iwahart and Edward W OBrien. Also probate letters granted March 20, 1915 to Grace Hessek and MacGlashan with claims deadline six months and one year from notice in Lincoln County Wyoming.
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Interior
U. S
H. EB. Christmas
United States
Kenimerer
Wyoming
Maimont
Joseph B. Smith
Kammerer
Joseph Heaton
Sage, Wyroming
Eorge Iwahart
Kemmerer
Edward W. O'Brien
Wyomne
Alex Nisdet
Register
State of Wyoming
Lincon
Grace Hessek Munglashan
R. R. Rose
Ailaraar
Notice for Publication Coal Land Claim at Evanston Wy 1918
Notice in the coal land entry for Evanston Wyoming dated March 12 1918 states Margaret Kay of Utah filed a coal declaratory statement on May 9 1917 for parcels in Township 21 North Range 146 West and applies to purchase under the land provisions. All persons claiming land described or desiring to object must file affidavits of protest on or before 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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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
Sotice DO Editors
Midase
Gunes Neco Hon ‘Tan
Tala
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