American Legion Plans 1921 Americanism Conference Network
The American Legion Americanism Commission outlines a 1921 program across states with directors, school and industry reps, and civic groups. Highlights include European battlefield tours for $635, efforts to fund Salvation Army hostelries for unemployed veterans, cooperation with unions, a proposed Legion monthly magazine, and foreign posts starting near Ceylon via Singapore and Yokohama. A boxing bill discussed in Missouri, a Woodhaven campaign to naturalize aliens through evening classes, and Miss Alice Robertson’s Oklahoma dance visit are noted. Dues due by February 28 with delinquents dropped from Legion Weekly mailing list.
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Eery State
Americanism Commission
American Legion
Legion
Massachusetts
Bay State Legionnaires
Public Welfare Committee of
Woodhaven
One Wits and a Hudson's Bay Company Marriage
A fragment notes a Hudson's Bay Company factor arranging marriage for himself through the company. An old receipt book records a transaction where a wife was secured as a life access, described as a prudent choice though questioned as romantic. The source tone hints at social norms and corporate involvement in personal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson's Bay
Fragmentary note on driving dialect and leftward steering
A fragmented quotation discusses dialectal phrases for driving in Pranos and Eaglend, noting a habit of keeping to the left and the difficulty for those raised on the volcanic road. The passage, attributed to Christian Helene Moniuor, hints at regional linguistic variation affecting driving behavior.
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Eaglend
Alwa
Pranos
Edine
Christian Helene Moniuor
Unclear historical medical note prompts cautious summary
Fragmentary OCR text describes a medical episode with a patient named Cooley and mentions Chamberlain's Cough Hanety as a remedy. The legible facts indicate a severe attack of illness, a threatened situation, and an implied benefit from the remedy in a historical care attempt.
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Cooley
Mt. Conn
Chamberlain
Public Roads Study on Tire Impact at Varying Speeds
Bureau of Public Roads conducts experiments with 1 1/2 to 7 000 pound trucks over copper-cylinder sensors to measure road impact. Tests compare hard rubber, worn tires, and pneumatic tires at speeds from five to ten miles per hour, showing increased damage with speed and noting pneumatic tires reduce impact.
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Bureau of Public Ronda
United States Department of Agriculture
Broadway
Building Permanent Roads The cost and effort for durable roads
An analysis states that road building uses costly Waterty and heavy labor but aims to create roads able to bear increasing traffic. It argues that every road should be adapted to the weight and number of vehicles expected.
Appearance of Roads Improper Planting and Obstructions
A note urges better appearance of public highways in the community. It calls for trimming, planting trees and shrubbery at designated spots where growth would not obstruct traffic. The guidance favors orderly, aesthetically pleasing plantings along roadways.
Obstacles In Mond Building and Road Improvement
Fragmented text discusses obstacles in building projects and road improvements. Mentions taxation and fairness, with unclear references to beneficiaries, burdens, and civic planning. Contains several garbled terms and incomplete phrases about roads, cradles, and public works.
Tanlac credited by Salt Lake brick mason
A. F. Smith of 585 Third Avenue Salt Lake City credits Tanlac with curing long standing stomach trouble loss of appetite and low energy. He says the medicine restored his appetite energy and weight gain and would be cheap at ten dollars a bottle. Tanlac is sold in Kemmerer City Drug Store and Afton Drug Company.
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Tanise
A. F. Smith
Third Avenue
Salt Lake City
Taniac
Kemmerer
City Drug Store
Afton
Wyoming
Afton Drug Company
Inaugural Plans Completed for 1921 Ceremony
President Wilson will ride with the incoming president on March 4 under congressional plans approved by the White House. A 350-strong cavalry escort will accompany the president elect to the Capitol and to the White House. The program includes visits at the New Willard Hotel and the oath in the Senate chamber for Vice President elect Coolidge, followed by Harding’s oath and the inaugural address on the East Steps. Marines and regulars will provide security and guard duties for the event.
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Wilson
Congressional
White House
Mr. Harding
Capitol
Harding
Congressional Committee
Coolidge
New Willard Hotel
Pennsylvania Avenue
Congress
Senate
Polio
White
Twaides
Seas
Maryland
Washington
Pennsylvania
Head Growth Until Forty or Fifty Warns Mental Decline
A fragmented antiquated note describes a belief that head size increases until age forty or fifty, implying a link to mental acuity. The garbled text mentions a man with a growing head and a wary or eccentric nature as age progresses.
Fragmentary Suburban Message Sparks Curiosity
A garbled note references names and a vague plan to subscribe for a camera in the future. The text reads like a stray cache of words with no clear events, dates, or identifiable persons. Further context or source text is needed for a precise summary.
Eugenics Bill Signed by Governor Carey
Governor Carey signed the Cham bers bill establishing a Eugenice law to take effect July 1. He also approved eight other measures including state conservation of Wyoming oil and gas resources, vetoed redistricting of judicial districts and auto insurance causality, amid opposition to the former. The law requires every male applying for a marriage license to obtain a venereal disease certificate from a local physician within ten days prior to application.
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Carey
Chambers
Wyoming
Hom
Final Settlement Notice in William Newbrough Estate
In Lin County Wyoming Third Judicial District the estate of William Newbrough deceased announces a final settlement and accounting filed by administrator C B Beach. Objections must be filed within thirty days of the notice’s last publication by April 16 1921. absent objections the final settlement will be heard soon thereafter. February 12 1921. C B Beach Administrator with Will Annexed R R Rose Attorney.
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State of Wyoming
County of Lin
District Court Third
Judicial District
William Newbrough
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Beach
Notice of Contest for Public Land in Wyoming 1921
Department of the Interior notices that Bennion of Cokeville Wyoming filed January 1921 to contest Jim Valhos homestead entry in Sec 30 T1N R110W Sixth Principal Meridian. Contester alleges nonresidence and lack of cultivation or improvements, seeking to annul Valhos claim and permit contest proceedings.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Jim Valhos
Kemmerer
Rowland Bennion
Cokeville
Lingsln County
Pan
Joridian
Jims Velhus
Notice to answer before court on February publications
Filing required within twenty days after the first notice to avoid default. Respond under oath to the allegations with proof of service of the answer on the contestant. Include the post office for future notices. Names: ALEX NNSBET, J. H. FOLGER. Dates: February 9, 16, 23 and March.
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Alex Nnsbet Register
J. H. Folger
Land Office Notice of Soldier Land Entry Kemmerer WY
United States Land Office Evanston Wyoming February 5 1921 notice that John Byers Kemmerer Lincoln County Wyoming legal assignee of Sarah B widow of James Robertson has filed to enter select locate under Section 2306 Revised Statutes granting lands to soldiers sailors who served in War of the Rebellion describing SW4 SW3 Section 4 Township 21 North Range 118 West Wyoming. Adverse claimants or objectors due affidavits of protest by March 17 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publicaton Department of the Interior
Evanston
Wyoming
Hattie G. Jamieson
Kemmerer
North Range
Sixth Principal Meridian
Claificant
James Jamieson
Edward Cox
Gussie Wilde
Martin Whalen
Rock Springs
Alex Nnsbet
Register
Department of the Interior
U. S
Hanna Anttila
Hamsfork
West Sixth Principal Meridian
Ivan 8. Jones
Jokaz Anttila
Miller
Jacob Jampsa
Alfred Jampea
Frontier
Alex Nisbet
John Byers
Lincoln
Sarah B
James Robertson
United States
Township
6Th Principal
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Salvation Army
St. Paul Minn
World War Veterans
The
St. Paul
Europe
France
Hyde Park Post No. 34
Switzerland
England
Belgium
Hyde Park
Indiana
Legion Monthly
Magaine
State Executive Committee
Ceylon
Akron
Singapore
Yokohama
Missouri
Earl A. Bixckman
Paul
Corinthians
Alice Robertson
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Robertson
Legion Halpen
Bureau of Public Roads
Post Office Department For Rural Service
Salt Lake
Bubscribe
R. R. Rose
United States Land Office
F. E. Curtis Kemmerer
Wyo
Kemmerer Shoe Store
Kemmerer Market
Bert Eees Rae
Ranklin
PRIGE
Tester Eegeerigs
Ectew Ome
J. W. Sammon
Ivan
Jones
Kammerer
Robert R. Rose
J. A. Christmas
H. Ms. Christmas Kemmerer
Hi. R. Christmas
First National Bank
Kemmerer Wyoming
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
H. L. Goff
Kemmerer Lodge No
I. O. O. B. Hall
Ing Brothera
H. A. Lewis
Noble Grand
Fred Jennings
Ols
Masonie Hall
W.M
Holmes
Mary King
A. M.—Kemmerer Lodge No
Masonic Hall
L. E. Holland
W. M
K. P
Lincoln Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Weatting Brothers
A. D. Midgley
C. C
Harry Jincelotte
O. F. Ball
J. P. Lindsay
J. H. Mantle
Woodmen of the World
I. O
O. F. Hall
James A. Banks
C. Alex Scott
Cunnington, Hocker Brothers and Co
Kemmerer and Springs
Cumberland
See Superior
Wyomtsing
Drs
Stafford
Roe and
Goldberg
Tucker and
Goff
Kemmerer Hotel Bldg
Kemmerer, Wya
Goff Hes
Dr.Hughes
Kemmerer Dan
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