President Wilson Backed by Public in League Support
A sweeping public sentiment favors joining the League of Nations. A Literary Digest poll of 1,377 newspaper editors shows 718 in favor unconditionally, 181 opposed, and 478 supporting with conditions, confirming an overwhelming majority for the plan and echoing editorials calling for a lasting peace and collective security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Veeaidant Wilken
Vielt
France
Literary Digest
America
Wilson
Wilcott
League of Naton
TTT
Recan
Local Social Notes From Pinedale and Surroundings
Upper Country residents report visits and travel with Chas Cox family motoring to Pinedale. Charles Waters calls. Meadows area transfers mention Fricas night and home in Ohio. Several locals, including Luly Waters and families, visit or move between Pinedale, Ble Mer, and Tobe Tieton resell, with ranch work at Webb ranch and Tris Crowe cattle operation cited.
Government Homesteads for Soldiers and Sailors
Plans by Secretary Lane propose federal purchase and subdivision of lands to create ready to occupy homestead communities for soldiers and sailors. Loans up to 40 years at interest not over 4 percent. An appropriation of 100 million would enable about 000 homesteads of 1 to 160 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Interior
Lane
Interior Department
Wiers
Ils Nsea
Election Proclamation for Kemmerer May 18 1919
Town of Kemmerer proclaims election for mayor to serve one year and two councilmen for two years. Polls open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Town Hall Precinct 1 and Kemmerer Hotel Sample Room Precinct 2. May 18 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Sid Town
Audh
I. T. Hunter
Kemby
Sanmple
Kemmerer Hotel
Kemmeres
Lincoln County
Wyoming
A. D
Sheridan Post to Become Daily May First
C Watt Brandon, longtime Sheridan Post editor, in New York on business, announces the Sheridan Post will switch to daily publication on May first. The change follows discussions with the Associated Press and secures full membership in the news gathering network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Watt Brandon
Sheridan Post
Kemmerer
New York
Post
Sheridan
Brandon
Associated Press
Enterprise
Great News Gathering Association
Longworth Defends GOP Unity Amid Rival Progressive Tide
Congressman Longworth argues the Republican organization in the next House is representative and contrasts it with insurgent progressives. He asserts Democrats already possess data undermining rival claims, while noting commentary on rent and lodging advertisements tied to a Franch Hotel listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longworth
House of Representatives
Two licenses now required for meat peddlers in Wyoming
A new law passed by the last legislature requires meat peddlers or hawkers in Wyoming to obtain a state license from the food and dairy commissioner and, if they slaughter stock, a county license each year. The state license may be free, but penalties for failure to secure licenses include fines from 10 to 100 dollars. The law mandates health and sanitary inspections of stock and hides and sets a county fine not less than 25 nor more than 250 dollars for violations. A medicinal ad for a cough remedy appears at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faemors
Wyoming
Greenbaum
Ted Palmer Sells Ranch in Star Valley
A real estate deal at Thayne reports Clarence Titensor purchasing Ted Palmer’s ranch in Star Valley. The price is around $3,000 for forty acres. Palmer and his wife may buy another Star Valley property or relocate to Idaho, depending on availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Palmer
Star Valley
Thayne
Clarence Titensor
Palmer
Ikely
Idaho
Star Valley Independent
Plan Shale Plant at Green River
The Shale Products company targets a shale reduction plant near Green River Wyoming with C L Boyle of Chicago president J 4 Gude of Ogden and Willard Funk of Salt Lake on site. The Jensen education process will treat shale deposits near the Liberty Potash company deposits of Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River
Wyo
C. L. Boyle
Chicago
Shale Products Company
J. 4. Gude
Ogfen
Willard Funk
Salt Lake
Jensen
Liberty Potash Company
Notice of Wednesday night event and hospital discharge
Neighbors are requested to attend a Wednesday night event. Albert Casteel, Council Commander, presides at Opal as the popular cara sponter. he left L. C. M. hospital Monday after a week’s confinement with tonatalitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O
Albert Casteel
Eerie
Cara Sponter
Opal
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J. L. Eae
William
Frances
A. C. Richardson
Merv. V. McCasland
Pat Healy
Luo Baker
Atuon Bentley
Alster
P. W. Conwell
Josephine Bentley
Pinedale
Slim” Erickson
The
Green River Cattle Association
Bronx Wemenday
Miss Bentley
Mixi Bentley
Mr. Merchon
Daniel Friday
Austin Richardson
Mesdames
L. L. Baker
Pat Henry
W. G. McCasland
Daniel Thureday
Austin
Mes
Wea
Soma Bentley
Conwell
Mra
Chas. Cox
Jessie
Joe Graham
Plivdale
Charles Waters
Meerg
Hiv Herwe
Ohin
Reneerkh. i
Ay Ste
Go Rey
Fricas
Denkie
Cork
Ble Mer
Luly Waters
Emelgud
Woitum & Baum
Tron
Uewel
Scett
Anid Daushter
Meg
Neil Moe Gilbert Spyiden Ware Nom
Webb Ranch
Maturdas
Mea
C. Webb
Joe Orehae
Amy Miler
Ehildeen Vietind
J. W. Sergent
Chas
Alexander
Core
Sylvia Dardart
Luan Ranch
Silmont
W. A. McKinney
Cokeville
Kemsverer
Shar Daily
Dale Crane
Uilding
Plan Shale
Hughes
Boards of Metry
Utah
Fleet Home
JUDGE
Salt Lake City
Aleety
Frontier Supply Co
Iyun
Lang
J. D. Long
Seedsman
Boulder, Colorado
Tae Ia
Deki Ea
Prince Albert
P.A
P. A
Samhill
Prince Albeald
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem
N.C
Lincoln Tire
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