Unclear historical report on wartime actions and industry figures
An unreadable OCR snippet describes various names, places, and events related to wartime logistics, industrial figures, and public notices. It mentions Akron Ohio, Market Street, and shipping of colors, with references to government delegates and a Marine corps context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodrich Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Market
Gyodeiete
Lelevatow
Landtplels Stat
Stites Marinas
Marina Corps
Mammoth Shire
Otelite
Fragmented speech on relief and finance from a distant record
A garbled historical text discusses relief, trade, taxes, and national fate. It references plans, debts, and expenditures with scattered mentions of places and people, but readable facts are scarce and names are largely obscured. The passage suggests fiscal strain and calls for action, ending with a vague note of resolve.
War bond talk and draft notices fill Wyoming papers
The Casper Daily Press reports on wartime finance with claims of one dollar payments to win the war and notes on draft classifications. It details Provost Marshal Crowder’s order for 191 registrants, classifications, and required appearances for physicals, plus regional shipbuilding stats and a promotion of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for rheumatic muscle pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan Enterprise
Focal Board
District Board
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Weat Casper Daily Press
Review of Reviews
Washington
Oregon
California
Esss
Hit the Trail Holiday shown at New Kemmerer Theatre
George M Cohan star and producer of Hit the Trail Holiday a 1915 16 stage hit adapted for film will be shown at the New Kemmerer Theatre next Sunday with a 3 pm matinee The picture includes a New York Subway scene and Cohan plays Billy Holliday the bartender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M Cohan
New York
Marshall Nejlan
Long Island
New York Subway
Mr. Cohan
Billy Holliday
Holliday
New Kemmerer Theatre
American shipbuilding shift after war threatens merchant fleet
West front data show 59 000 building steel ships or wooden ships, 8 000 new yards for steel, rest for wooden. Citizens urged value of jing industry and need for legislation to rebuild the American merchant marine after the war. Peace risks repeating loss of shipping without policy change granting American ship owners a real chance against foreigners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Notice of Tax Sale and Treasurer's Deed Applications
Land Office notice from Evanston Wyoming dated June 24, 1918, declares John Faddis of Cumberland Lincoln County Wyoming filed to purchase land under section 2447 US Revised Statutes. It invites protests by August 7, 1918 for the N 3 4 of Section 8, Township 19 North Range 116 West, Sixth Principal Meridian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutt. Ti Pany
Colorado
Tate
Uscate of
Hi Ai Hon
Anid Property
Rom
Glen Investment Company
Glen Investment Comy
Lee
Evanston
Wyoming
John x. Faddis
Cumberland
Lincoln
U. S
Kent
A. L. Ash
Wilaan
Lincoln County
Anid
Marehass
A. Be Au
Glen
County of Lincoln
State of
Heal
Clarence Moultrie
Glen Investment Combiny
Aasilties
Glen Investiment Company
Dereriber
Glen Investment Comeb, Lagerquint
Kiacolty
Wilding
Deiggs
Thahe
Huff
Raymond
County of
Dtate
Gald
Llovoln
Notice for Public Publication Land Office Wyoming
Notice from Evanston Wyoming land office states Rose Twichel of large Lincoln county Wyoming filed a coal declaratory statement for part of section 33 township 27 north range 113 west and now applies to purchase the southwest quarter. Objections with affidavits must be filed by August 17 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Wyoming
Rose Twichel
Jarge
Fred L. Thompson
State Board of Live Stock Comminsioners
Chayenne
Notice to Teachers Examinations for Actors Scheduled
The next regular examination for actors will be held July 25 26 in Kemmerer Afton Jackson and Big Piney under the new rules adopted November 1917 found in Bulletin No. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Afton
Jackson
Big Piney
Margaret F Nicholson Oversees County School Prep
Margaret F. Nicholson, County Superintendent of Schools, prepares for upcoming district events as of July 1, 191K, with readiness plans and administrative oversight noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenohe Imone
Pani Tak
Margaret F. Nicholson
Schootn
The Joy of Living and Digestive Health Claim
An advertisement extols life enjoyment through health and claims that clogged bowels and poisons cause indigestion. It promotes Ofazibr tablets as a remedy to move the bowels strengthen digestion and restore real joy of living with a urging tone and testimonial style.
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First National Bank Building
Ivan S. Jones
Robert R. Rose
J. A. Christmas
J.W Sammon
J.M. Mott
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Be, Kindall, M. D
Drs. Hocker
Stafford & Roe
Marshall
Reynolds
Cunnington and Hocker
Kemmerer, Cumberland and
Diamondville, Wyoming
C. E. Melvin
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Kemimerer
Bon Ton Restaurant
Kemmeres, Wyoming
The
Meale
Goa
Taye OY
WAL
Papboy Ees
CPOE
PEATE
Pias Oisd
Hanes Khun Prapatti
Bolton
Wwe
Pacific Coast
United States
Chamberlain
iGo
LEN Investment Company
Lee EB. Lagerquist
Seal
U.S
Sunset Camp Trip Association
Fourth St
San Francisco, Calif
Shipper
Vrom Opal
Wyo
Omaha
Neb
Shipper, Heck & Heunock
Opal
Cow
SERS
Date
Tet Shipper
Evans & Eandt
Pal
Onishi
Mountain Brand
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