New Year Prospects For Nation And Wyoming Prosperity
A 1919 1920 outlook celebrates abundant orders and full employment, predicting a prosperous year with stable labor relations and continued industrial growth. It notes America’s commerce standing postwar, Wyoming Lincoln County’s wealth, and suggests peace with the Peace Treaty ratification on track while political figures face shifting fortunes.
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America
Wyoming
Lincoln County
Public Menace Report Reflects Christmas Era Disorder
Fragmentary text describes widespread unrest and reported deaths in Massachusetts amid a public menace scare. It recalls officials reporting after Christmas, mentions Corley and Wealthy Corley, and hints at legal action, law enforcement, and societal tension.
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Massachuwetss
Dawe
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Two Generals Lead Republican Nomination Debate
The article notes that General Wood and General Pershing are the two leading figures for the Republican presidential nomination. Pershing is said to appeal as commander of American forces in the recent war, while Wood’s claim rests on not having that distinction.
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Congress
Lodge
Johnson
Fearful Republican senators haunt after treaty vote
Republican senators who backed the peace pact with Germany appear uneasy and evasive. They denounced the treaty as harsh, then urged ratification. others claim the treaty is dead, yet fear its revival. Critics ask why they do not take pride or seek public approval.
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Germany
Knox
Lodge
Lenroot
Saveuntey
Newspaper publishers face rising costs and labor shortages
A broad warning runs through magazines and newspapers as printing and distribution costs soar. Publishers report higher prices for paper and ink, with labor shortages driving up expenses by substantial margins. Some papers refuse new advertising contracts at projected higher rates, signaling strain across the industry.
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Fragmented OCR Recollection on Senate Club Membership
The readable text alludes to a senate related club in Washington and discusses membership growth and leadership. Details are garbled with many misspellings and unclear phrases, but the gist concerns the club’s status and ongoing composition within the Senate context.
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Meniliog
Senate
Presidential aspirations clog White House sidewalks
The Literary Digest notes that many senators and Republicans are tossing their hats into the ring, eyeing the Presidency as a promising path. Observers mark the scene on Pennsylvania Avenue with the dignified White House setting, predicting a burst of candidacies and crowded sidewalks ahead.
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Literary Digest
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
President Greets the Legion Conference
President Wilson sends warm greetings to the American Legion state commanders and war risk officers gathered in Washington to review the war risk bureau. Legion adopts a resolution thanking the president for his greetings and expressing hope for his early recovery.
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Washington, D. C
American Legion
War Risk Bureau
Wilson
R. G. Cholmeley- Jones
Legion
Cholmeley- Jones
Washington
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Woodrow Wilson
Philosophy of Greasewood Flats By Richard Shipp Jr
Fragmented text discusses philosophy linked to Greasewood Flats and jazz inventor origins. Mentions of insanity, world events, and the Attorney General, with disjointed phrases about poets, nerves, and observers. Ambiguity and garbled OCR obscure concrete facts or events.
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Richard Shipp
Liberty bonds and war savings show steady demand
A historical analysis notes Liberty bonds and Victory bonds at par value fluctuating below par due to selling pressure. It highlights investor behavior, savings momentum from wartime issues, and the appeal of government securities bearing four to four and three quarters percent interest as a safe investment while government continues selling savings stamps redeemable at cost plus interest.
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Washington
D.C
UNU
United States
Hawley May Be A Cabinet Member
Boise, Dec. 29. Friends say former Utah Governor James H. Hawley is linked with a possible appointment to succeed Interior Secretary Franklin K. Lane. Western sources favor Hawley, with W. T. R. King as an alternate whose health may affect the plan.
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James H. Hawley
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Franklin K. Lane
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Notice of Annual Stockholders Meeting First National Bank
Notice is given of the annual stockholders meeting of the First National Bank of Kemmerer Wyoming. The meeting will be held in the Directors Room of the bank on Tuesday October 20 1920 at 1 00 o clock A M. to elect a board of directors and for the transaction of any other lawful business.
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Diraetie
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Tiewtey
Tonniry Trith
Creblor
Notice for Public Publication of Homestead Land Claim
Department of the Interior Office of Evanson Wyoming notices file a notice of intent to file on South Quarter of Section 26 Township 21 Range 115 West Sixth Principal Meridian. The district clerk of Kemnayer Wyoming will witness on February 7, 1020. Witnesses Willem Davleon Georgy A. Tichmarn Wyatt Robinven Alex Nisket present. The notice concerns a land claim and proof of title.
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Wyomning
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