Road meeting to push fixed park-to-park route
Delegates from 500 cities gather in Salt Lake City June 16 and 17 to back a fixed park-to-park highway linking twelve national parks and to urge a three year, 100000 dollar annual funding for advertising and travel growth. The convention includes leading highway associations, state departments, and figures from Utah and Nevada. Stephen Mather may attend for the National Park Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Great Falls
Denver
Cheyenne
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Utah
A. G. Batchelder
Washingti
D.C
A. A. Avy
Danver
Rustern
United States
Music We Varie Lineine A Eminplate Ailue Cution
Fragmentary text appears to describe a music item or notice with unclear names and fragments. It mentions possibly a title or composer and a festival or event, but readable details are insufficient to identify persons, places, or organizations reliably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hakan
Vera Poudenen
Marriage Delays Under New Medical Law Slow Licenses
Applicants seeking marriage licenses face a new state rule requiring a strict medical exam and a physician's certificate. The male applicant must undergo a blood test, which takes at least a day, delaying licenses and weddings. Doctors advise completing the exam two or three days before applying. The certificate remains valid for ten days after issue.
Carrie Chapman Catt to receive Wyoming doctorate
The Wyoming Student states Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt will be awarded the degree of doctor of laws by the University of Wyoming. It notes the honor recognizes her work for women's rights and mentions she will deliver the baccalaureate address to graduates on June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
University of Wyoming
Carrie Chapman Catt
University of the First
Lane Memorial Service Held Sunday at Washington Church
Memorial services for the late Franklin K. Lane were conducted Sunday at the Washineton Baptist Church by Rev Calta Busith. A clergyman from the interior ministry identified the event and noted plans for further meetings to honor Lane.
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Franklin K. Lane
Washhineton
Tey
Calta — Busith
Washieton
Hublannte
Views on Beer as Medicine Spark Congress Clash
Debates over treating beer as medicine pit drys against wets in a decisive congressional clash. Supporters urge Volstead tightening and Palmer rulings while opponents call the measure redundant, as administration hopes to regulate medicinal beer and push for a swift Volstead Act passage.
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Congress Orty
House Judiciary Committee
House
Unclear student recall study at University of Colorado
A Boulder report describes a university classroom exercise where history professor tested students on names and states with many failing to spell correctly. Several participants misidentified vice president candidates and misremembered political figures, reflecting confusion in the exercise.
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Boulder
Colo
Profomor
University of Colorado
Harding
Cabinot
Patton Appointed United States Marshal of Wyoming
The article recounts the life of Patton from his early years in Iowa to becoming Casper’s first city marshal. It notes his terms as county sheriff from 1894 to 1898, service in the Spanish American War, and his 1912 appointment as United States marshal of Wyoming, with a return to sheriff duties in 1914.
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Bosshington
Matton
Lowa
New Mexico
Territory
Washington
Buffalo
Wyoming
Casper
Spain
United States
State Medical Board Appointed by Governor
Governor Robert H. Fox of Cheyenne announces a state medical board to direct the practice of treating human ailments. Dr. A. B. Tonkin of Riverton becomes executive officer and secretary, a full time state employee, succeeding Dr. OC beard. Dr. Tonkin and C Edmonton of Laramie named as board members. other members reappointed. E S Drury of Wheatland named to the state immigration board.
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Robert H . Fox
Cheyenne
Leuien
Powell
A. B. Tonkin
Riverton
Edward Linzer
Rock Springs
F. A. Hodson
Sheridan
Tonkin
Indigestion relief with Chamberlain’s Tablets praised
A Peru Indiana resident R F Erwin reports quick help from Chamberlains Tablets for indigestion biliousness and constipation after an attack last winter. He endorses a trial if digestion troubles persist and notes they will do you good for an elderly reader.
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Chamberlain
R. F. Erwin
Peru
Indiana
Ady
Notice to Creditors in Estate of John Augustina Wyoming
In Lincoln County District Court Probate, the estate of John Augustina, deceased, has letters of administration granted May 28, 1921 to Flora Chapelle. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Flora Chapelle at Kemmerer within six months, or be barred. claims not shown within one year from the letters will be forever barred.
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Wyoming
Lincoln
John Augustina
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Flo LA Chapelle
Adoiniatratels
Notice for Public Publication of Homestead Claim in Wyoming
Department of the Interior Wy Land Office Evanston April 20 1921 notices Julia Boonay widow of Michael Buyin filed for Homestead Entry Berfal No 05048 for Lots 2 3 4 10 Section 13 Township 22 North Range 6 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Marriage or other legal name entries appear. hearing before Clerk of District Court at Koninjeer gives date of action. Public record includes applicants Walter Turley Joby Griff and others.
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Department of the Interior
Wy Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Julia Boonay Wiow
Michael Buyin
Ute Vt
Wyomnic
Dahiry
Bertinrd
North
Chapelle
Olek
Dinkelet
Koninjerer
Willie
Walter Turley
Joby Griff
Wynn
Abkas KIA and Illinois history from Marquette to Clark
Illinois history lines a Jesuit mission dating to 1675 at Abkas KIA as Father Marquette first explored the Illinois river. La Salle built forts, led expeditions to Montreal and back, and helped shape the Mississippi river route for French and later settlers. George Rogers Clark and the Revolution shifted control, culminating in the Northwest Territory formation and Illinois statehood in 1818 with twenty one electoral votes.
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Kia
Illinois
Father Marquette
Ilinois River
la Salle
Great Lakes
Chicago River
Montreal
Tonty
Touty
Mississippi
Louisiana
Ilnois
France
England
George Rogers Clark
Ohio
Kaskaskia
Ulesewe
Northwest
Ty Story
Pennsylvanie
Mississipi
Iadiana
Tiineis
Michigan
Illnola
Prairie State
Polits Milnois
New York
Pennsylvaana
McClure
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Studebaker
Kemmerer Garage
Frank Hlachan
Phone
Wyoming University
Catt
Patton
Steemoely
Wyoming Pathley
State Medical Board
Tieton Wink
Wiley
Jonathan Brace
F. E. Curtis Kemmerer
Wyo
Kemmerer Shoe Store
Kemn Erer
I Arket
Tyan S. Janes
Robert KR. Rose
J. A. Christmas
H. R. Christmas Kemmerer
HL. R. Christmas
Fieet National Bank
H. L. Goff
Kemmerer Lodge
O. F. Ball
Ing Brothers
H. A. Lewis
Noble
Fred Jennings
Masonie Hall
W.M. Mia Holmes
Mary Kit Lee
A. F
A. M.—Kemmerer Lodge No
L. ©. Holland
W. M
Lincoln Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
A. D. Midgley
Harey Jincelotte
RGS
Meen
F. Ball
J. P. Lindsay
J. H. Mantle
Woodmen of the World
Hamsfork Campui
James A. Banks
GC. C
Alex Scott
Cunnington, Hocker Brothers and Co
Cumberland
Sublet
Superior
C.D. Stafford Jr
M. J. Goldberg
Hooker
Kemmerer, Wyo
Tucker
Gor
Newland, M.D
Wre
Dr.Hughes
Elk Hotel
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