Beaver Creek Syndicate forms in Sheridan
A new Beaver Creek Syndicate was organized at Sheridan with 1,000 acres and 860,000 capital, 200 units of stock retained as capital. Other items note a gunfight capture near Casper, a cabinet change in the adjuster’s office, oil well gush in the Salt Creek field, and a severe hailstorm in Wyoming.
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Odd Occupation Committer Appointed in Wisconsin
A report from Green Bay indicates a committer appointed by Herbert Heaver. In separate items, rioting by 500 mill workers in Green Bay led Governor Blaine to deploy troops after a week of unrest. Other notices mention wage talks ending in the clothing industry in New York and labor shifts at Northern Pacific Great Northern shops in St Paul, with various local and regional political and legal notes.
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Convicted Men Named in Cleveland Bank Robbery Indictment
Federal grand jury in Cleveland indicts Reverend Anthony Gorek and five others linked to the February 17 bank robbery. In Honolulu Paul Southard, husband of Lydia Southward, opposes travel to Twin Falls Idaho for wife’s trial over murder charges. The Butte Bulletin suspends publication due to financial woes after decades of labor-backed operations.
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Senate Approves 156 Million Deficiency Bill and Related Measures
Washington reports Senator Kenyon denounced the shipping board while the Senate passed a 156 million deficiency appropriation, sharing 75 million for the shipping board. Norris hints at a porker control bill, immigration enforcement increases, wage board disputes, and farm loan relief totaling 50 million, with a Curtin bill capping interest at 4 percent.
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Willard Threaded Rubber Insulation Battery Promise
The advertisement proclaims Willard Threaded Rubber Insulation as the longest lasting battery, reducing wood separator replacements and offering lasting responsibility during a battery’s service life. It asserts superiority as the leading achievement in battery tech and highlights it as the only battery with threaded rubber insulation.
Revolt spreads in eastern Siberia and regional tensions rise
News from Peking Blagovestchensk and Opelia report anti Bolshevik forces advancing in eastern Siberia after Vladivostok seizure, Blagovestchensk capital of Amur province sees action, German inhabitants attack French troops in Opelia, and Paris notes shifts in exchange rates threatening payments tied to Allied reparation demands.
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Four youngest state officers lead Wyoming departments
The state of Wyoming boasts the four youngest departmental executives in the union. Their combined ages total 101 years, with the oldest at 27. Donald Forsyth was 24 when appointed state insurance and inheritance tax commissioner, Rudolph Hoffman 27 as state examiner, Rudolph L. Esmay 25 as adjutant general, and Stanley Greenbaum 25 as dairy, food and oil commissioner and weights and measures superintendent, though he was 23 at appointment.
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Woman credits Tanlac for relief from nervous breakdown
Mrs W B Osborne of 118 Lancaster Avenue Lexington Kentucky describes years of nerves dizziness headaches and stomach weakness before Tanlac treatment. She states improvements began immediately with reduced nervousness digestion better appetite and restored strength and urges others to try the medicine.
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Lancaster Avenue
Lexington, Ky
Cincinnati
Education Never Completed Quote by O Marsden
A short quotation emphasizes lifelong learning as the mark of the best educated people, stating that true scholars continually learn and absorb knowledge from every possible source and opportunity.
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