Brandon Impeaches the President in Local Editorial Charge
An opinion piece from a Sheridan newspaper urges President impeachment, listing alleged failures from the draft and war efforts to postwar economic woes. It credits local editors Bax ter of the Jackson Courier, Geo. W. Hopkins of the Big Piney Examiner, and F. C. Marshall of the Pinedale Roundup for rising community support and strong coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
C. T. Brandon
C. Watt
Sheridan
Vietion
Uncle Sam
Chateau Thierry
Argonne
Marne
America
France
Jackson Courier
Big Piney Examiner
Pinedale Roundup
Courier
Baxter
Geo. W. Hopkins
F. C. Marshall
Inland papers Progressive and Prosperous
Of the exchanges that reach our desk none appear more progressive and prosperous than the three little inland papers that are published to our.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inland
Three Unwelcome Guests Loom Over Party Conventions
As conventions near, both parties fear key issues will dominate. The unreconciled peace treaty, universal military training, and Prohibition shape the race. New Jersey Governor Edwards seeks the Democratic nomination on a wet platform while a Republican senator tours Iowa.
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Wll
Senate
Edwards
New Jersey
Iowa
Hoover Movement Grows as Leaders Fear Open Opposition
Washington reports Hoover's push for president reaches formidable scale in several states. Old-party leaders wary of direct opposition will use un instructed delegations to block Hoover at national conventions. Southern efforts quietly curb Hoover while many candidates flood the air with competitive booster material.
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Washington
Herbert C. Hoover
Congress
Chicago
San Francisco
Mr. Hoover
North Carolina
Georgia
South Carolina
Tennessee
Hoover
Harding, Lowden
Johnson
Coolidge
Wood
Poindexter
Pershing
Prohibition Battle Foreshadowed at Democratic Convention
Washington reports that Edwards could win New York by a large margin if nominated. The New York Democratic convention backed beer and light wine at the national meeting, signaling a push on liquor policy. Bryan is expected to lead prohibition forces, making a major clash at the convention likely.
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Washington
Edwards
New York
Bryan
Treasury chief says deficits nearly erased by taxes and war sale
Secretary of the Treasury Houston declares deficits abolished and war expenses fallen, with tax certificates about 3 billion dollars to be paid by income and excess profits taxes. He warns large new spending would alter the favorable outlook, while Congress leans toward restraint and Hoover gains cross party support in Lincoln county.
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Secretary of Treasury
Houston
United States
Treasury
Congress
Europe
Casper
Sacred Heart Devotions and Catechism Schedule
Next Sunday mass at Ra.m and Communion Sunday for children. First Friday mass in honor of Sacred Heart at 4 eT. Lenten devotions on Friday and Sunday evenings. Catechism closes for children every Saturday afternoon. Nan-Curhallee welcome to worship services at all times.
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Ra.m
Sacred Heart
Atelink
Nan-Curhallee
James Church Invites Congregation to Friday Service
James Church announces a Thursday devotional at the church and a Friday service at JAN py. Rev. M B Nash, pastor, will deliver a sermon titled Holy Dominion As a Means of Grace. Living address listed for attendees.
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Jan Py
MB. Nash
Methodist Church Notes Friday Schedule
Sunday school at 10 00 a m morning worship at 11 00 a m Epworth League meets after service vestry activities and special classes announced with emphasis on attending for members and families to support church programs
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Methodist Church
Fuiday School
M. Alerain
Epworth League
Mrs. Farnsworth Dies at Cumberland
The death of Mrs. Chas. Farnsworth of Cumberland occurred last Thursday morning from pneumonia after a short illness. She is survived by her husband and a three year old daughter, her father Alma Stonebraker of Elliot, and two sisters Mrs. Chas. Addy of Cumberland and Mrs. Pringle of Oakley. The remains were brought to the city and prepared for shipment at Fitzpatrick undertaking parlors and sent Friday to Hoytaville Utah for interment.
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Chas. Farnsworth
Cumberland
Ceces
Alma Stonebraker
Elliot
Chas. Addy
Pringle
Oakley
Fitzpatrick Undertaking
Hoytaville
Utah
Notice for Publication NomazUy 943 to quarz
Public land notice from the Land Office at Evanston Wyoming dated February 24 1920 states Jay W Mollring of Pinedale Wyoming who filed for Homestead Entry 05765 for parts of Section 21 Township 37 Range 110 West 6th P Meridian intends to make three year final proof to establish claim before Eugene S Plank US Commissioner Pinedale on April 12 1920. Witnesses A Mocroft Arthur Doyle Charles Hyles Bert Hill listed. ALEX NISBET Register
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Quarz Index Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Jay W. Mollring
Pinedale
Sixth P. Meridian
Eugene S. Plank
U.S
A. Mocroft
Wyo
Arthur Doyle
Charles Hyles
Kendall
Bert Hill
Alex Nisbet
Register
Estate of Alice Lehmer sale order issued in Kemmerer
In the Third Judicial District Lincoln County Wyoming the administrator Bessie Lehmer Sanderson petitions to sell all or part of the estate of Alice J Lehmer to satisfy claims and admin costs. The court orders all interested parties to appear at the Kemmerer Town Hall on March 27 for hearing.
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State of
Wyoming
Third Judicial
Lincoln Es
Alice Lehmer
Bessie Lehmer Sanderson
Alice J. Lehmer
Kemmerer
Fragmented OCR Note on Local Figure and Event
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a man referenced as Atul and hints at a planned half hour span with him. The text is unclear and unreadable in core details, with mentions of goals and trigiken but no specific actions, dates, or places to identify.
Notice of Sale Order in Lincoln County Probate Court
A 1920 notice grants show cause why real property should not be ordered sold at a pants sale in Kemmerer Camera publication. The order, dated Feb 27 1920, requires publication for four successive issues in Lincoln County to reach interested parties.
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A. D
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Anid
Spring Health Advice for Families Promotes Rocky Mountain Tea
A spring health notice urges mothers to purify blood and cleanse stomachs and bowels for a happier family. It promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as an effective spring medicine, claiming improved color and well being, sold by City Drug Store in Kemmerer.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Kemmerer
City Drug Store
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Robert R. Rose
Oller
Wuerer Savings Bank
Hoounerer
Soover
National Finance L
James Church
Donough
Ste Frimk
Heck
Goodyear Tire Export
Atul
Coek Yan Neva
Lincoln County Garage
John R. Arnold
F. E. Curtis Kemmerer
WM. E. Pitt
Kemmerer Market
BUICK
Salmon & Thomas
Kemmer
Er Hdw. & Fur. Co
Lincoln Abstract
Realty
H.R. Harrison
J. L. Mullings
Kemmerer Savings Bank Bldg
Tel
Kemmerer, Wyo
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