Three in One Service on Land Sea and Sky
An illustrated wartime recruitment feature explains the Marine Corps as sea soldiers belonging to the Naval force. It details training categories, age range, and roles on land and on ships. General Pershing calls for forty five thousand Marines, with twenty five thousand from the West. Enlist at local recruiting stations or via postmaster enlistment blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Naval Station
General Pershing
West
Tanjar credited for dramatic health recovery
A woman describes severe chest pain, smothering attacks, weight loss, and nervous exhaustion improved after using Tanjar. She reports regained appetite, strength, and energy, returning to housework, and praises Tanjar’s digestion aid. Product sold in Kemmerer, Daniel, Frontier, and Jackean outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanler
Garside
Hehmond Street
Kundan Catarht
Canady
Tinane Datavant
Spray Motor Company
Kemmerer
Ity Drug Store
Daniel
BLD, Key
Frontier
Frontier Supply Co
Jackean
Jackson
Local Boy Navy Gunner Candidate Shines in Contest
Gunner Dougherty reports from his son Robert Dougherty, a 17 year old home boy, who scored three of four in a 38 second contest and hints at service on a U boat destroyer after qualifying. The note comes as Mr and Mrs Janos Dougherty celebrate a four otter from Robert who joined the U S Navy about a year ago. C L Coin fills a Montpelier railroad post, replacing Edward Kirkwood called to colors. James Scott oversees Fossil corrals and heads to Salt Lake City after a late week finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janos Dougherty
Robert Dougherty
U. 8 Navy
Robert
Kemmerer
Rosen
C. L. Coin
Montpelier
Edward Kirkwood
Mr. Coin
James Scott
Salt Lake City
Preliminary Final Figures On 1917 Lumber Production
Washington reports 1917 lumber production at 85 831 259 000 feet based on May 15 reports from 16 408 mills of 24 814 operating last year. Total expected to be about 10 percent below 1916 with declines due to weak private building, labor and transport issues, and war demand. Washington remains top producer at about 1 000 000 feet. Louisiana 4 210 000 000. Oregon 285 000 000. Mississippi 2 425 900 000. yellow pine leads with 27.7 percent of the total.
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Washington
United States
Louisiana
Oregon
Tyan Jones Heads to Evanston for Business
Tyan Jones departed early Monday morning for Evanston to handle urgent business matters and appointments awaiting his arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyan Jones
Evanston
Tylems
Japan Moves to Boost Automobile Use and Imports
Japan offers every auto buyer 500 dollars toward the price and 150 dollars yearly for maintenance, aiming to speed requisitioning, promote use, and spur domestic production. The plan could raise demand for American cars and tires as Japan seeks to ease labor needs and replace carts and jinrikishas with motor vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Empire
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Nippon
Goodrich
America
Boy Injured at The Conroy Mine
Paul Smith a Wyopa Kemmerer Coal Company youth was severely injured at the Conroy Mine when struck by falling coal. He suffered both legs broken and was rushed to L. A. M hospital for treatment. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Mike Smith of Conroy and Frontier residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smith
Wyopa Kemmerer Coal Company
Conroy
Paul
Mike Smith
Frontier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Witherspoon
Wyoming
Mountain Brand
Ogden Packing & Provision Co
Ogden and Salt Lake, Utah
Drilling and Development Co
Charles Lackey
Kemmerer, Wyoming
U. S. Marine
U. S. Marine Corps
France
Dion
Chat Tanlac
Hee
Gunner Dougherty
Ster Coal Mining Company
Lincoln Lumber Company
Bup Brionts Braainstorms
Lincoln Lumber Co
Bud Bright
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