Liberty Lose campaigns and citizen workers praised
The passage lauds the many organizations of men and women and the thousands of patriots enrolled as workers in the five Liberty Lose campaigns. It credits their efforts and cooperation for enabling the rate increase and expresses deep appreciation for their service to the nation.
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Pir
Pere
Preacher Per ing Wife Testacy Judgment
A court ruling involving a dispute over a testacy settlement names Mr Ball as the default appointee. The decision directs compliance with the will provisions and outlines the duties and consequences for failure to meet the terms.
Fragmentary 1919 note on German signatures and offices
A damaged OCR fragment notes Germans anxious for a quick signing and references Montpee, with mention of an employment office in Fesipa and several acquaintances there. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
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Mont-pee
Big Celebration In Afton On Thursday
Afton plans a major event with crowds anticipated for Thursday as part of a local celebration. Officials report extensive preparations and expect broad community turnout.
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Wyoming
Afton
Tanlac credited with relief after long illness in Berkeley man
Charles H Wentworth of Box 170% FD Route No 1 Berkeley California reported relief from fifteen years of indigestion dizziness and back pain after using Tanlac. He said he could eat again sleep well and feel years younger and urged others to try the medicine. Tanlac is sold by local druggists in several towns.
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Charles H
Wentworth
Berkeley
California
Owl
Oakland
Mr. Wentworth
Tanlac
Dean
Kemmerer
The
Drag Biére
Frofitier
Fréntier Supply Co
Danial
E. D
Jackson
Jackson Eae
Dr Hughes at Hotel Kemmerer Wyoming
Fragmentary OCR notes report a physician named Dr Hughes at a hotel in Kemmerer Wyoming. The readable text includes partial phrases about dates and a five year period but lacks complete facts or context to determine significance or event details.
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Hughes
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Federal Farm Loan Bear River Valley Letter Found
A 1919 letter to Senator Kendrick discusses organizing a national farm loan association in Bear River Valley Wyoming Utah and parts of Idaho. Captain Smith notes irrigation and drainage reports must be prepared by Engineer-Appraisers and coordinated among three districts. The aim is to enable formation of multiple farm loan associations in the valley.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Farm Loan Barénd
Bear River Valley
Totter
Kendrick
Captain Smith
Farm Loan Board
James Brown
Brenaton
Capt. Smith
Becretary Glass
National Farm Loan
Wyoming
Bear
Utah
Tolalio
Fhid Valeye
Re Box Mystery Auto Business Change of Ownership
Auto business sold its entire interests to Thomas Sneddon Jr who took over the enterprise. July 10, Mr Sneddon plans to provide prompt class service and operate the garage under new management Bear Lake Motor Company will be involved in the transition and continue service operations.
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Ity
Thos, Sneddon, Jr
Die Ear
Sneddon mi Wall
Bear Lake Motor Company
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Yoon County
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