Allard on Wyoming prohibition and spirits supply
J A Allard deputy internal revenue collector spent nearly a week in the area on department business and discussed the phantom hope of Wyoming staying dry at midnight June 30. He noted the law's reach, shrinking distilled spirits since 1917, and the new tax act effective April 1 covering jewelry, soft drinks, and clothing above a set value with May reports due.
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J. A. Allard
Internal Revenue
Colorado Points
Mr. Allard
Wyoming
Wilson
War Department May Not Award Trophies to Communities
The War Department lacks authority to distribute war trophies to communities and institutions requesting them. It has begun collecting and listing captured enemy material to await congressional action. Captured material remains U S property, and only after legislation can communities and schools gain possession of triumphs from World War I.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Congress
Department
United States
Shearing Salmon Flocks This Week
Hunter Salmon returned Monday from the Salmon Bros ranch at LaBarge where he has been overseeing spring work. Shearing will begin this week on the Salmon flocks while lambing is about half over. Sheep graze near Sublet with a new corral built. Mr. Salmon reports favorable crop prospects but a water shortage expected this summer in some areas. Salmon wool owners hold for 55 cents.
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Hunter Salmon
Salmon Bros
LaBarge
Sublet
Salmon
Idaho man tracks Kemmerer oil sketch from Twin Falls
G. Hull of Twin Falls Idaho visited Kemmerer this week to review his oil interests in Dry Piney Fossil and LaBarge fields and the Lincoln-Idaho company drilling Waterfall. He plans more county visits with other company members before returning home.
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G. Hull
Twin Falls
Idaho
Kemmerer
Hull
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Namec Camera
Tam
Lincoln-Idaho Company
Waterfall
Mr. Hull
Date Fixed For Transfer of Policies
Washington The War Risk Insurance Bureau tentatively fixed June 1 as the date for issuance of new life insurance policies for soldiers sailors and marines exchanging under the War Risk act Applications for conversion are invited now to avoid a rush when transfers begin and to encourage exchanges at their convenience The bureau has also made it known.
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Washington, D. C
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Policy reinstatement period for military members extended six months
The policy states that elapsed status is not acknowledged after discharge until reinstatement time is granted. The bureau will allow soldiers and marines to reinstate by paying back installments within six months.
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Bureau
Permanent Employment Service Now Washington Conference
Washington delegates from states appointed by governors after a three day meeting with Department of Labor officials unanimously support creating a permanent United States employment service. A bill to continue the wartime service as a permanent Labor Department bureau with state offices will be sent to Congress. General March may be asked to grant army farmers in service preference to prevent agricultural labor shortages. Secretary Wilson defends the service against union labor discrimination claims, noting his own union ties but no legal distinction in practice.
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Washington
D. C
Department of Labor
United States
Federal Service
Wilson
War costs and labour issues loom in interwar report
A fragmented report notes unions and work groups lacking placement distinctions and mentions most states at a conference. It cites the Evanston area and a Kayce Beckwith Building phase 70 in Wyoming, plus a statistician’s estimate that total wartime costs will exceed 200. The text hints at widespread suffering and ongoing tensions.
Men in America Scoff At Effort To Prevent Calamity
Fragmentary text notes men in America who scoff and assist to defeat the effort to prevent the recurrence of such calamity. The snippet hints at resistance to safety or reform measures and references a broader concern about recurring disasters.
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America
Soldiers to Get Service Medal
The War Department announces a new Victory Medal for all officers and enlisted personnel who served honorably on active duty in the American army from April 6, 1917, to November 1, 1918. Major battles will earn battle clasps for Somme, Argonne, and St Mihiel, with a bronze star on the ribbon for each clasp earned.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Tn Willitinn
Somme
Argonnend
St Mihiel
Totte
Photographs at J A Pohjola Studio Call for Pickup
Notice asks all customers with photographs at J A Pohjola Studio to call at the studio. Young Indy will be present for the next ten days from 10 a m to 4 p m for pickups and inquiries.
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J. A. Pohjola
Young
Indy
Ally
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Wyoming Desert
Bernardo Players
New Kemmerer Theatre
Dale Crane
Permanent Employment Service
Dan and
Mickey
Nash Trucks
Nash
American Steel Foundries
Standard Oil Company
The
Palmolive Morris & Company
Black Cat Textiles Co
Westinghouse Lamp Co
Thei
Lincoln Highway
Evanston
Kodak
Kayce Beckwith
F. E. Curtis Kemmerer
Wyo
the White House
Kemmerer Union Laundry
Whiston’s Confectionery
Johnson’s, McDonald’s and
Sweet
H. R. Christmas
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Robert R. Rose
Emmerer
First National Bank Building
Ivan
Jones
Conmia
Sellon-At-Law
J. A. Christmas
Atromnsy and
Counbellon-At-Law
Ofice
Grintmas
J. W Sammon
Kommercr
Wromins
W. B. Madison, MB
Ker
Halt Lake City
Masch
Apel
Drs. Hocker
Stafford & Roe
Kommerer
Cunnington, Hocker Brothers. & Co
Dentwtb
E. Melvin
Arronya
Atdiaw
Kenmore Sevingy Bank
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