Wyoming forest expansion affects central Wyoming lands
Washington July 31 The Interior Department reports a bill proposed by Kendrick in April 1917 to extend the Wyoming National Forest to include land around the Bear River and Mad West areas. About three and one-half townships are affected with formal proclamation expected after presidential action amid many demands.
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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
Wroming
Prohibition brings Frontier Days to Cheyenne crowds
Prohibition turns Cheyenne Frontier Days into a family friendly event this year with dry laws in force. The July 23 to 26 festival aims to curb past revelry as families from Wyoming, Colorado, and Nebraska prepare to attend for the first time since saloons will close. Cowboy sports promise thrills while alcohol is absent, altering the traditional headlong celebration.
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Cheyennne
Wyo
Wyoming
Wyoming-Colorado- Nebraska
Cheyenne
Cheyenane
Mr. Barleycorn
Jawn
Fragmented text hints at family duty and prohibition rally
An unclear passage references a man and family duty, with a provocative chant about prohibition. The garbledOCR suggests themes of regret, spiritual gratification, and social pressure, but lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable persons.
No-Accident Week Decreases 79 Percent in Rail Region
Omabe July 10 The Director General of Railroads reports from Hale Holden Regional Director Central Western Region that a No-Accident Week Campaign cut casualties dramatically. In the region with 56 000 miles of railroads and 327 000 employees the period saw 196 incidents and 447 injuries plus 3 fatalities, compared with 1918 totals, marking a 56 casualty decrease and 79 percent drop.
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Omabe
Hale Holden
Thrift and War Savings Stamps Endorsement by Edison
The piece urges thrift for citizens, promoting thrift and War Savings Stamps as safe, yielding a reasonable interest and strengthening business conditions. It notes Thomas A. Edison owning $1,000 worth of 1919 War Savings Stamps and extols wise saving as increasing buying power.
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Thomas A. Edison
Unclear excerpt describes a man of plane precision and secure instrument
The fragment outlines a man who holds rare skills in plane precision and uses a dimmed instrument to secure municipal routines, implying a link to aviation or technical tasks.
War Savings Certificates Promote Personal Declaration of Independence
A wartime notice urges citizens to sign War Savings Certificates as a step toward freedom and prosperity. It frames saving money as a key virtue and ties the effort to national independence, urging individuals such as David Boyce to participate and teach economy locally.
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David Boyce
Body of Better Be Be Gent Home Washington Letter
A wartime notice explains that next of kin of fallen soldiers will receive letters from the War Department about the handling of bodies. If relatives request, the body stays abroad. if not, the body will be shipped home for burial.
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Washington
Benerds
War Department
To Give is Ow Leterable Advantage Over the Masses
A fragment discusses wealth and government promises, noting War Savings Stamps at four percent interest offer safe fiscal partnership with the United States. The text suggests caution among readers and hints at speculative concerns about government payments.
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United States
Wake Upon Fortune A Cautionary Maxim
A fragmented proverb warns that those who rely on luck cannot count on a secure meal. The text reads don’t wait invest in wealth and timing, though some garbled characters appear.
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Morbon Company, Cowley, Wyomtos
Tome
Ketnimerer Hotel
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Moele
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