City Employee Reports Health Recovery After Taniac Cure
A Seattle city engineer's wife suffered severe stomach and nerve issues until a bottle of Taniac, bought at Kemmerer City Drug Store and Afton Drug Store, reportedly sparked rapid improvement. She regained appetite, weight, and strength, and resumed daily tasks.
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Taniac
J. C. Lewin
Dayton Avenue
Jon
Sho
Tonlac
Kemmerer
City
Afton
Wyoming
Mrs Budd Improves as Doctors Hopeful for Recovery
Mrs Budd, previously reported in critical condition, is improving according to physicians. Mr Budd took the children to Marbleton for care and they returned home Monday.
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Budd
Xane
Marbleton
Men Found Dead in Car at Mogtpelier In Cold Spree
In Mogtpelier a man and a companion were found dead inside a car after several days of exposure. Authorities are investigating the deadly incident tied to frigid conditions and a failed attempt to seek warmth and shelter.
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Nefrijgerator
Mogtpelier
Sometimes Happens in Miles City Oil Case
The story notes confusion over a fraud or settlement involving individuals named Joe Baker and Morim, with money movements tied to Wisconsin and Minnesota. A $14,000 fund and a $1,000,000 claim are referenced, alongside a Miles City unit and an oil business. The fragmentary report hints at a legal or financial dispute affecting a wife and related parties.
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Joe Baker
Con Pony Brodelt
Miles City
Franki O
Wisconsin
Wah
Howe
Officers to Be Installed in Lincoln County
County officials to be installed include Ben Bell as treasurer, with Zylpha Bell as deputy and Ida Essman remaining deputy. Margaret Nicholson to be clerk, with Fred Hancey and Anna Johnson as deputies. H. E. Robinson named surveyor, R. H. Embree as coroner, and Oakley continuing as sheriff with Fly La Chapelle as clerk of the court. Rosenberg to seek reelection as assessor. J A Christie named county attorney. Wm McATlater as justice of the peace. EB Long as constable. Haddenham road supervisor. Six Republicans and three Democrats in office signaling a party shift.
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Ben Bell
Tanner
Gilbert Taysom
Bell
Evanston
Mia
Lincoln County
Bell Jr
American Legion
Mise Zylpha Bell
Select
Ida Essman
Margaret Nicholson
Fred Hancey
Nicholson
Anna Johnson
H. E. Robinson
Platt Wilson
R. H. Embree
Geer
Rosenberg
J A
Christie Will Sauce
Ting
McAtlater
Kemmerer
EB. J. Long
Steenth
Haddenham
Thought for the Day on work and inner peace
A short reflection notes that a person is satisfied when they invest heart into their work and do their best, finding peace only when effort is genuine. It emphasizes purpose and personal fulfillment through diligent labor.
Prince of Mars Revered Author Burroughs Career Highlight
Edgar Rice Burroughs built a life of adventure from army service gold mining and policing to writ ing sensational fiction. He found success with the Barsoom tales culminating in A Princess of Mars, chosen for serial reproduction in this issue.
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Thin Wester Hay
Gold Winer
Oregon
Cowboy
Idaho
All Lake City
Chicago
Mars
Irrigation Plan Faces Star Valley Residents
Continued discussion on upper and lower valley dam projects estimates place costs at about 580000 for the upper valley and 400000 for the lower. Water would serve Idaho farms while Star Valley farmers fear loss of irrigation. Officials say compensation will cover damaged lands and no interference with Star Valley water use is intended. The issue affects Lincoln county’s farming and tax revenue and is being pursued through the Farm Bureau with farmers prepared to exhaust all resources to stop the project if needed.
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Upper Valley
Idaho
Star Valley
Wyoming Water
Star Valley Farmora
Lincoln County
Farm Bureau
Favors Embargo Act Now Pending Debate on Tariffs
A historical political debate argues against wartime price levels and calls for embargos and tariffs. It warns that continued imports from South America and other regions could ruin American producers, raise consumer costs, and pressure the Treasury over the War Finance Corporation. The speaker supports tariff protection for raw materials and war farm products.
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Treasury
War Finance Corporation
Australia
New Zealand
Atlantic Seaboard
Hator
Teachers Urge Higher Standards and Pay in State
At a Denver conference the Wyoming State Teachers' association urged higher normal training, minimum two years, and salaries of 1200 yearly for rural teachers. They called for county superintendents to be best paid and education focused leadership, plus a broad legislative program including truancy laws district consolidation higher taxes and bond limit removal.
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Linoln
Wyoming
State Teachers’ Association
Lander
Christmas Morning Wedding in Kemmerer
Bert Motoh of Kemmerer and Mie Kathryn Menek were married in the local Catholic church Christ tar morning. Rev. Fr. Schillinger performed the ceremony in the presence of a few friends including Mr and Mrs Anton Galicie of Diamondville. The groom is employed at the Kemmerer depot and the bride recently arrived from Austria.
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Bert Motoh
Kemmerer
Mie
Kathryn Menek
Fr. Schillinger
Anton Galicie
Diamondville
Austria
Judge Arnold to preside in Kemmeray adjourned court
Judge Joh R Arnold will be in Kemmeray on Wednesday the fifth to hold an adjourned court. A number of routine matters will be brought to the attention of the judge.
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Arnold
Joh R. Arnold
Kemmeray
Casper Building Boom Surges With 1920 Construction Value
Casper building operations for the first eleven months of 1920 totaled 2,187,000 dollars, excluding projects in progress. The figure covers buildings started and completed since January 1 and still under construction, including those with permits denied but work not yet halted.
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Casper
Progrest
Permerice
Chapin Suffers Heavy Loss in Arco Fire
In a letter from Me, FR. H. Chapin informs a local friend that his home in Arco Idaho burned recently. The dwelling and furniture were a total loss and $6900 in unregistered government bonds were destroyed. No insurance covered the property.
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FR. H. Chapin
Chapin
Arco
Idaho
Theotter
Injured men at local hospital showing rapid recovery
Four men burned in a No. incident two weeks ago are recovering well at the local hospital. Mr. Wainwright, whose injuries were the most serious, developed pneumonia recently but is now out of danger and improving steadily.
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Wainwright
Wyoming Oil Production Rises in Three Months
Washington reports Wyoming oil output for August 1,524,000 barrels, September 1,578,000 barrels, and October 1,005,000 barrels. Daily production climbed from 49,101 barrels in August to 54,019 in October, according to the US Geological Survey.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
United States Geological Survey
Wyoming Cafe Proprietor Arrested Over Out of Season Trout
An arrest was made of the Purla Cafe proprietor for serving trout out of season. The case hinges on Wyoming law prohibiting such sales, though the trout were said to be purchased in a market from outside the state. The article includes fragmented dialogue and unclear references to local political issues.
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W! T. Judking
Purla Cafe
Wyoming
Pat Eas
Dane
Many Mexicans Return Home From Colorado Winter
Crowded Union Station in Denver shows swarthy men and dark eyed women with shawls. Thousands of Mexican sugar beet workers are moving south across the Rio Grande, bringing estimated wages around $2,000. Over 10,000 Mexicans in the state plan to reside there through the winter as shelter and labor shifts adjust to American needs.
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Denver
Colo
Union Station
Colorado
Rio Grande
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