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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1919
Page
6
The article explains a salting plan for cattle on forest ranges to improve range health and stockman profits. It describes salt points, moving stock between salt grounds, and timing to match forage growth, with emphasis on administration, herd welfare, and expanding grazing capacity through organized salting practices.
Federal agencies prepare for four Cuban sugar cargoes with about 25 000 tons due to reach the Atlantic seaboard by year end. Another 30 000 tons are loaned from interior sections as the government tightens distribution, lifts price ceilings on higher grade sugars and guards profits. The attorney general oversees enforcement amid indictments for profiteering, while measures aim to boost supply and relieve a domestic shortage.
Secretary Houston announces a 1 billion dollar program for road construction over the current and next fiscal year starting July 1 1920. About 680 million is federal funds with 224.8 million from state bonds and 314 million to be voted next year. The plan covers 18 596 miles of roads and credits good roads laws with strong results while citing rail transport and labor supply factors in 1920 developments.
A. Herbert of Alder Wood Manor Jothell Wash credits Tantac medicine with dramatic health gains after years of stomach, kidney and nerve problems. He reports losing pains, gaining 23 pounds, improved sleep and daily work, and plans to tell others about Tantac as it helped him. Sold in Kemmerer Frontier Daniel and Jackson.
Department of the Interior notice states that an 1918 homestead entry holder for lots 7 8 9 and 12 in section 19 township 24 north range 117 west filed intention to prove up land before Flora Chapelle Kemmerer January 10 1920 Witnesses listed Dave Nelson Orian Evans Clarence Lin and Gus Linden all from Kemmerer or Rock Springs Wyoming with Alex Nisbet as Register.
The State of Wyoming Third Judicial District in Kemmerer Wyoming notices a hearing on the petition to admit the will of Wm. Newbrough deceased to probate and grant letters of administration with the will annexed to the petitioner. The hearing is before Judge John T. Arnold on January 8, 1920 at 10:00 A.M. in Kemmerer. Attorney AR Rose represents the petitioner.
The notice extols a laundry’s care for both soft and stiff bosomed shirts, promising equal excellence in laundering. It claims shirts arrive fit in every way with intact buttons and no frayed edges, urging customers to trust their service.
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