Wyoming Good Roads Vote Bonds Questioned in Investigation
A Wyoming Good Roads initiative questionnaire highlights how the Legislature investigated the State Highway Department. It notes subletting practices, overall overhead, and conclusions that contracts were not exorbitant given labor and material costs, while praising the department’s efficiency and broad work area.
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Highway Department
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Why We Are Strong for Willard Threaded Rubber Battery
Willard Threaded Rubber Batteries use Threaded Rubber insulation to protect plates. It resists acid and avoids carbonizing puncturing or cracking, preserving insulating qualities and enhancing durability.
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Willard
What Does It Profit A Man To Go To War
The piece targets A. D. Walton of Cheyenne as a Republican candidate for Wyoming U S District Attorney. It argues Walton declined a captaincy in the 3rd Wyoming Infantry during wartime and questions whether military service matters to voters, warning ex service men to judge the officials who could reward such a path.
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A. D. Walton
Cheyenne
U. S
Wyoming
Walton
3Rd
Wyoming Infantry
Mr. Walton
Tree
Ogden Opens New Chemical Laboratory for Wheat Analysis
Ogden analytic chemist E. F. Peterson has established a lab to perform comparative tests and analyses of wheat and flour. The venture meets local demand and Peterson is son of N J and Mrs N J Peterson of Kemmerer.
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E. F. Peterson
Peterson
N. J. Peterson
Kemmerer
Barn Dance Social at High School a Reach of Fun
A high school barn dance drew Sopho and Freshmen to entertain upperclassmen. by eight, attendees wore overalls and aprons and played games until the orchestra arrived. A palm beach suit guest in black socks officiated, collecting ornaments and imposing fines, then a luncheon followed and plans for another lower-class event were hinted.
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Palm Beach
Resolution Praises Kemmerer Post 17 for Street Improvement
The Linolu County Miner's Hospital Association Board resolves thanks to Kemmerer Post No. 17 American Legion for a day of voluntary labor improving the hospital access street. The resolution directs minutes entry and publication in town papers of Kemmerer. signed by J. Jones, president.
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Linolu County Miner's Hospital Association
Mam
Bera
Kergby
Vald Kemmerer Pogt No
American Legion
BETY
Auld Kemmerer
Kemmerer
Thok Tt Jones
J Reget
Rummage Sale Reflections on Charity and Self Change
The piece muses on church rummage sales as a charity aid and a metaphor for shedding possessions and old prejudices. It notes cherished keepsakes and the wariness of letting go. The author urges self examination, admitting that shedding habits requires effort and honesty.
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Brown
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Havertill
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Earliest English kings and unification under Wessex rule
The text traces Egbert’s rise as king of Wessex in 802 A D and his expansion to overlord of other Anglo-Saxon kingdoms by 880 A D. It explains that full unification under a single ruler occurred in practice from Northumbria’s submission, with true unification not achieved until 959 under Holgur.
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Egbert
England
Wessex
Kent
Sussex
Essex
Mercia
East Anglia
Northumberland
Eghent
John Richard Green
Britain
Northumbria
I I
Holgur
How Old is Music and Its Early Roots
The piece muses on music's age from primitive contact of two substances to earliest instruments. It notes ancient tuning and a medieval school of singing founded by Pope Sylvester in A.D. 880, and claims the church greatly fostered musical love through history.
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Sylvester
How to Keep Pipe Clean Method Revived by English Smokers
English pipe smokers revive an old technique to clean pipes. They form a pear shaped bomb of rice paper, tear a small hole in the bottom, drop it into the bowl, then light the top. The paper burns minimally and removes tar and nicotine that cling to the pipe, leaving it cleaner and less foul.
Automobile News Briefs From Scotland and Beyond
A fragmented note outlines global auto topics including engine noise diagnosis and brake issues. Mentions Scotland incidents and a general focus on automotive operations and safety, with references to apparent industry events and locations.
Cokeville approves $90,000 school bonds in election
Voters backed a $90,000 school building bond by 69 to 28, amid spirited opposition by showboat interests who warned of delays and a new school board. Officials expect harmony and continued construction. legal disputes involved unrelated notes and coal deliveries tied to other parties.
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Ahowp
Relieving Rheumatic Pain With Chamberlains Liniment
Mrs C Owsley of Moberly Missouri says rheumatic spells are eased by one or two applications of Chamberlains Liniment. The remedy relieves pain and makes rest and sleep possible, and she would not do without it.
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Chamberlain
Suit Compels Formation of Star Fuel Company
Leo Nielsen filed in the Third district court of Utah a suit yesterday against Charles P. Tasker and Max Krotki to form a stock company named Star Fuel Company with 500 000 capital stock at 8 par value of 19 a share. He alleges a September 25 1920 contract to deliver land in Lincoln county Wyoming and that 1000 shares would be issued to him with a payment of 783.
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Star Fuel Company
Leo Nielson
Third District Court of Utah
Charles P. Tasker
Max Krotki
Mr. Nielson
Lincoln County
Wyoming
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