Public opinion backs League of Nations says editorial
A widespread belief that an overwhelming majority of Americans support joining the League of Nations is echoed in editorials and a Literary Digest poll. Editors across the country report strong unqualified support, with many favoring amendments yet backing U.S. membership to secure lasting peace.
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League of Nations
Veeaidant Wilken
Vielt
France
Literary Digest
America
Wilson
Wilcott
League of Naton
TTT
Recan
Local Social Notes From Pinedale And Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Chas Cox and daughter Jessie with Joe Graham drove to Pinedale that day. Charles Waters called as well as other neighbors. Several residents visited, returned home, or planned trips to nearby properties and ranches. Many names appear with brief mentions of visits, travel, and employment around Pinedale and vicinity.
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Mra
Chas. Cox
Jessie
Joe Graham
Plivdale
Government homestead plan for soldiers and sailors
Secretary Lane proposes nationwide land settlements with homes and farms for soldiers and sailors using a $100,000,000 appropriation. Lands bought, subdivided, and built with houses barns and access to churches schools telephones transport and markets. Loans up to four percent interest and up to forty years to repay.
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Secretary of the Interior
Lane
Interior Department
Wiers
Ils Nsea
Election Proclamation for Kemmerer May 18, 1919
Proclamation by Mayor T Hunter of Kemmerer Wyoming orders an election on May 18 1919 at Town Hall Precinct 1 and Kemmerer Hotel Sample Room Precinct 2. Mayor and two councilmen to be elected with terms one and two years respectively. Polls open from 9 am to 7 pm.
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Kemmerer
Sid Town
Audh
I. T. Hunter
Kemby
Sanmple
Kemmerer Hotel
Kemmeres
Lincoln County
Wyoming
A. D
Sheridan Post Becomes Daily May First
C Watt Brandon of the Sheridan Post, a familiar figure in Kemmerer, is in New York on business. Since taking control, he aims to make the paper a daily. After discussions with the Associated Press, the Post will become a daily on May 1 and has secured full AP membership.
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C. Watt Brandon
Sheridan Post
Kemmerer
New York
Post
Sheridan
Brandon
Associated Press
Enterprise
Great News Gathering Association
Longworth critiques next House and party alignment
Congressman Longworth attacks the Republican organization as unrepre sentative and notes Democrats have information for the Progressives. He also references rent listings for housekeeping rooms and a hotel franchise.
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Longworth
House of Representatives
Two Licenses Now Required for Meat Peddling in Wyoming
Local report explains a new Wyoming law dated February 25 requiring licenses for meat peddlers and hawkers, with state food commission oversight to ensure stock health and sanitary slaughter. The old sheriff license remains, annual county license still applies, fines range from $25 to $250 for violations, and hides must be inspected. Also an ad for a cough remedy appears at article end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faemors
Wyoming
Greenbaum
Ted Palmer Sells Ranch in Star Valley
A Thayne real estate deal reports Clar ence Titensor purchasing Ted Palmer’s Star Valley ranch for about $3,000. The Palmers may buy another Star Valley property if found, otherwise plan to move to Idaho Star Valley Independent.
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Ted Palmer
Star Valley
Thayne
Clarence Titensor
Palmer
Ikely
Idaho
Star Valley Independent
Plan Shale Plant at Green River Wyoming
C L Boyle of Chicago president of Shale Products company J F Gude of Ogden and Willard Funk of Salt Lake are on the ground of extensive holdings to select a site for a shale reduction plant near Green River. Work to begin soon. Jensen education process to treat shale deposits next to Liberty Potash company potash deposits.
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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 meeting and hospital discharge
Neighbors are invited to attend a Wednesday night event. Albert Casteel, Council Commander, is credited as the popular sponsor at Opal. A person from L. C. M. hospital left Monday after a weeklong confinement with tonsillitis.
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W. O
Albert Casteel
Eerie
Cara Sponter
Opal
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Meg
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J. W. Sergent Hare
Thureday
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Alexander
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W. A. McKinney
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Shar Daily
Dale Crane
Uilding
Plan Shale
Hughes
Boards of Metry
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Aleety
Frontier Supply Co
Iyun
Lang
J. D. Long
Seedsman
Boulder, Colorado
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