Interior Bureau Covers Wyoming Forest Land Expansion
Washington July 31 The Interior Bureau announces the Wyoming National Forest will extend to include portions of central Wyoming near Bear River and Mad River. The measure, authorized by a 1917 Kendrick bill, affects about three and a half townships and awaits presidential proclamation before formal forest designation.
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Washagton
D. C
Interior
Hopking
Wyoming National Forest
Wyoming
Thomas and Smith
Bear River
Alt River
Wyoming Forest
Benktor Kendrick
Horth
Nérth
Prohibition and Frontier Days in Cheyenne
Prohibition turns Cheyenne Frontier Days into a family friendly festival. The July 23 to 26 event promises wilder sports tempered by the dry law. Many regional families previously left at home due to drinking excess will attend for the first time this year seeing decorous celebration and reduced revelry.
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Cheyennne
Wyo
Wyoming
Wyoming-Colorado- Nebraska
Cheyenne
Cheyenane
Mr. Barleycorn
Jawn
Fragmentary Note on Family Duty and Prohibition
A fragmented text reflects an elder family figure fearing social censure and duty toward kin. References to prohibition provoke a reaction and imply a personal or communal conflict. The passage hints at remorse and spiritual consolation through duty fulfilled within a troubled domestic scene.
No-Accident Week Slashes Casualties in Central West Region
Omabe July 10 The Director General of Railroads received a report from Hale Holden Regional Director Central West Region showing No-Accident Week cut rail line area miles and workforce in climates, mountains, plains. The campaign logged 196 injuries and 3 deaths versus 447 injuries and 6 deaths in 1918, a total casualty decrease of 56 and 79 percent.
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Omabe
Hale Holden
Campaign Promotes Thrift and War Savings Stamps
The piece urges citizens to save and invest in War Savings Stamps to ensure financial stability. It cites Thomas A. Edison owning $1,000 in 1919 War Savings Stamps and calls thrift essential for stronger business conditions and personal purchasing power.
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Thomas A. Edison
Winervin Oats and the Plane Penalties
A fragmented note describes Winervin Oats and a discussion of Penalties in a dimmed instrument context. It mentions an individual who operates the plane mechanism and secures municipal reeignite, with unclear actions and outcomes.
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Asiotio Ui Opehan Semabuibe
Eso
Jin
War Savings Certificates urged as declaration of independence
In a city notice the item promotes War Savings Certificates and urges readers to sign their own declaration of independence by saving money. It stresses teaching economy as a first virtue and mentions David Boyce visiting town.
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David Boyce
Bodies of Better Be Be Gent Home Washington War Dept Letter Policy
The War Department will notify next of kin of every fallen American soldier who died overseas. If relatives consent, bodies may be brought home for burial. if a reply or preference is not stated, the department will order shipment home. Where families decide not to disturb the body, that choice will be honored.
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Washington
Benerds
War Department
War Savings Stamps At Four Percent In Terest
A fragment from a wartime piece urges readers to buy War Savings Stamps with four percent interest, compounded quarterly. It argues the program makes citizens “setive partners” in government and uses the promise of U S payment to persuade safe savings over risk.
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United States
Fragmented proverb urges prompt investment in wealth
A damaged line offers a flea of advice claiming luck cannot guarantee meals and urges immediate action to invest. The fragment mentions uncertainty of fortune and a rushed imperative to act now without providing concrete names or dates.
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Exien
Mmes
Amg
Feture
Cowley
Shoenalter
Meridian
Morbon Company, Cowley, Wyomtos
Tome
Ketnimerer Hotel
Cate
Moele
AM Hewes
Whiston
Sepenee Peort
Dale Crane
Mesager
Coust
Telephone Company
Echacogetc
The
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
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