Motor Transport Corps Welcomed On Transcontinental Tour
Enthusiastic reception greets the long army convoy led by Colonel A. Owen as it travels toward San Francisco. The mission showcases long distance commercial motor truck transport, tests army equipment, and gathers data for training and highway planning while urging federal road funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ae Reece
San Francisco
National Touring Bureau
B. F
Goodrich Rubber
Motor Transport Corps
Engineer Corps
Medical Corps
Field Artillery
Air Service
Ace P
United Sates
War Department
A. Owen
Salt Lake City
Utah
Drake
Goodrich Company
A Hee
Kidney remedy claims amid August Chow Week notices
Fragmentary OCR notes tout a one purpose kidney medicine Dean's Kidney Pills for weak kidneys. The text references Mrs and Mr Seer, a Mr Kemmerer, and a September Chow Week with August 28 timing, plus dealer warnings and a public health caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Kemmerer
John Seer
Chow
Mountain Division Leads Red Cross Overseas Clothing Drive
Mountain Division surpassed other regions in the March overseas clothing campaign, shipping 300 tons assigned and 267 tons received in New York, representing 45 percent of its quota. Northwestern Division followed with 600 tons assigned and 453 received (76 percent). Potomac Division was third with 400 tons assigned and 279 received (70 percent).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Division
American Red Cross
United States
Washington
New York
Potomac
Court House Notes Land patents and deeds filed week ending 7 1919
Federal and private transfers listed include United States to Seaton Barber Randolph Imeson and others, with multiple land sections and townships in Kemmerer Oakville Jackson and nearby areas. Transactions cover patents and warranty deeds from 1908 to 1919, with values ranging from 1 000 to 20 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John R. Seaton
Samuel M. Barber
William G. Randolph
Mary Imeson
Cokeviles Mercantile Co
A. J. Schils
Stoner
Oakeville
Dan Sullivan
William Meyers
Kemmerer
John Shive
D. E. Skinner
Geo. H. Whiteman
Thomas Tracy
Lee
Maud Noble
Frederick Sandell
the Johnson
Emma” L.timmins
Town of
Jackson
Ray M. Shinkle
William Crawford
Hyrum L. Curtis
Sowers
John Cherry
A J. Whidden
Wec
Osborne T. Pap
Worth
Joseph H. Henderson
Aston
Willard Bellet Ax
Angelo Molinar
Adda
Wm. J. Lemp Brewing Co
Aoe
Air Service Economy Plans From War and Navy Chiefs
Government leaders confer with army and navy air service officers on air force expansion and cost cuts. Proposed measures aim at boosting air service while achieving notable savings through streamlined development and procurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Army
Navy Air Services
Notable Chautauqua Speaker Dr William Rader Featured
Dr William Hader author journalist and lecturer opens Chautauqua as a prominent American platform figure. Peter Clark McFarland rates him as one of twelve guest speakers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hader
Chautauqua
Peter Clark
McFarland
Coliter
Rev Dumm to Occupy the Methodist Pulpit
Rev William T. Dumm, superintendent of Cheyenne district Wyoming State Conference, visits for the last quarterly conference on August 16 17. He conducts the conference August 16 at 8 p m and preaches the Sunday service withHoly Communion. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Dumm
Cheyenne
Methodist Church of the
Wyoming
Oly Communion
Healae
J. M. Sutton
Diagonal OCR Health Ad Promises Quick Makeover
garbled ad fragment describes a remedy claim for a bilious attack and stomach cleansing tablets. reads like dubious medical sales copy with vague promises of quick recovery at a low price.
Notice of Sale on Execution at Afton Lincoln County
Notice states by execution in the case of FC G Schmidt and Frank Roggenbuck d/b/a Liquor Company, G Hockutt, to sell at public auction in Afton Lincoln County on the 16th day of March 1819 at two o clock after noon. Items include merchandise and store fixtures such as groceries canned goods candies confectionery bottled goods cigars and more to satisfy $108.80 plus interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FC G. Schmidt
Frank Roggenbuck
Syle Liquor Company
W. G. Hockutt
Afton
Lincoln Coungdom
Special stockholder meeting on capital stock reduction
Notice from Short Line Land and Improvement Company calls a special stockholders meeting at the First National Bank Kemmerer Wyoming on August 28 1919 at 2 PM to decide whether to diminish capital stock from 1000 to 50 shares and to approve surrender of shares by stockholders ninety five percent of shares required for reduction. Also a late 1919 ad notes household goods for sale through Frank Malerick Tailor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wyoming
County of
Lincoln
Line Ie
New Ent Company
Ition
Short Line Land and Improvement Company
First National Bank of
Kemmerer
County of Lincoln
A. D
Getting What You Want in War and Peace
A fragment discusses government interest payments on Liberty bonds as income without work for millions, noting wartime discipline shapes financial behavior and similar rigidity would persist in peacetime. The excerpt hints at broader social and economic pressures guiding public sacrifice.
Fragmentary Prospectus Promises Prosperity for All
A fragmentary text extols benefits of prosperity happiness and advancement for every man and woman and their children, claiming universal access to desirable outcomes beyond other things. The source emphasizes equal opportunity and lasting improvement for future generations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Goodrich
Ween
Atlantic Coast
Red Cross
Court House
William Rader
Divine
Rader
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Rev. Dumm
L. Williams
Enact Line Land and Improvement Company
Frank Malerick
Dr. Wilson F. McDill
Office
Whiston’s Confectionery
Johnson’s, McDonald’s and Sweet’s
Gu Yee
Buick
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