Institute For Teachers In Kemmerer Begins August 26
A detailed two day program for teachers in Kemmerer opens August 26 with sessions on reading guidance reading methods and physical education led by D E Phillips Miss Garner and Mrs Katherine A Morton. The schedule includes general sessions sectional discussions governance and a chautauqua with readings and music. Attendance and certification rules accompany the institute with Myra E Geer as county superintendent.
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Kemmerer
D. E. Phillips
Hee D.lipe
Miss Garner
General Seasion
North
D.E. Phillips
Katherine A. Morton
Garner
Odd Fellows Hall
Edward Barrett
H. H. Moyer
Myra E. Geer
P. J. Quealy
A. Mason Clark
Oeee
B. Phillips
Chautauqua
D. EB. Phillips
H. Moyer
State Department
Wyoming
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Purity Germ Free Blackleg Vaccine Ad Sale Offers
Purity Germ Free Blackleg Vaccine offered in 6 10 20 and 45 dose bottles. Claims 100 percent protection after vaccinating over 1 000 000 calves. Price 28 cents per dose up to 500 doses 22 cents per dose for orders over 600 doses. Orders to 182 A. W. French Cheyenne Wyoming. Also notes Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea for constipation and a chiropractor O B Parrott in the ad.
Noted writer Da William Rader in Chamtangas opening night
The piece outlines Da William Rader as a prominent figure on the American platform with lecturer Divina Comes First Night. Peter Clark McFarland credits him as one of twelve great speakers. The passage also covers Congress and the Alien Property Custodian affairs, Palmer's motives, and James R. Mann’s push to adjourn, blocked by Former Speaker Clark.
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Set
Chamtangas
Peter Clark McFarland
Collier's
Wilson
House
James R. Mann
Illinois
L Am
Congress
Clark
Appointment of A Raatee as Attorney General Confirmed
Washington DC August 17 Chairman Dillingham of the Senate Judiciary committee reports the sub committee unanimously approved the nomination of A Raatee to be Attorney General. The piece notes the collapse of partisan Republican efforts to find discredit in the Democratic war administration and Palmer’s wartime role as Alien Property Custodian.
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Washington, D. C
Dillingham
Judiciary Committee of the
United States
Senate
A. Raatee
Democratic War Administration
Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Philadelphia Fire Association warns on city property liens
A terse note from the Philadelphia Fire Association cautions about city property liens and related auto frame issues. The fragment mentions agent involvement and references Lange Lintings, Steck Haunches, and fare concerns in an urban context.
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Bell
Philadelphia
Steck
Lange Lintings
U S Fabric Are Great Favorites in Tire Choice
The United States Tire company reports fabric tire brands gaining favor among motorists for mileage and moderate initial cost. President J Newton Gunn received a Haven merchant's letter praising the long service of 35x4 1-2 Chain tires, noting a record of 20 436 miles for three of five in the set.
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United States Tire Company
J. Newton Gunn
Aie Haven
Tire quality praised in old car owner letter
A 1915 letter notes seven passenger car tires still in use in Steviesible, with one tire worn out by April 1918 after 15,303 miles. The second tire failed the next month, but the other three have run reliably since, with few punctures due to elastic durability.
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Government of Boys
Mra. PL
J. Quealy
Sutton Mouse
Sutton
Phillips
F. E. Curtis Kemmerer
Wyo
A. W. French
P. O. Box
Cheyenne, Wyo
Hollister
O. B. Parrott
William Rader
Malar
Tro Cleo
Pater Eares
Pitinderghhia
R. H. Sanders
Kemmerer, Wyoming
J. M. Mott Kemmrer
Wyoming Hide & Fur Company
Bissinger and Co
Salt Lake City
U.S
Dra. Stafford, Roe and Goldberg
Sora
Ford
Detroits Te Eee Rettatnion
Ita
Mountain States
Telephones and Telegraph Company
West
the West
The
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
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