Revenue tak must be paid by May
Washington May 27 Persons whose occupations are subject to an annual tax under the revenue act were reminded by the bureau of internal revenue Thursday that sevene of the tax is not made by May 31 they will become liable to the penalties provided in the law. Those subject to the tax include stock brokers pawnbrokers ship brokers custom house brokers proprietors of theatres museums and concert halls proprietors of public exhibitions exclusive of those held under the auspices of religious or charitable organizations proprietors of bowling alleys riding academies and shooting galleries and persons operating automobiles for hire.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Wyoming’s Own I Regiment Receives Battle Ribbons
The 146th and 148th Field Artillery units of the Wyoming’s Own I Regiment were awarded battle ribbons this week by Brigadier General Dwight E. Aultman. ribbons commemorate actions in the Aisne-Marne Vesle St Mihiel and Meuse Argonne campaigns. Ceremonies at regimental parade grounds and Bensdorf marked the presentation with formal tying to regimental standards.
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Prine
PF. A
St. Mihiel
Meuse Argonne
Geral
66Th F. A
143Th F. A
Burke H. Sinclair
Dwight E. Aultman
F. R. Jeffries
Reimental
Auliman
F. A
Bensdorf
Dale D. Drain
Aultman
Austrian
Hagood
Tth
Joseph A. Holmes
Sinelair
Sinclair
Calnl
Worcester
Tinth
W. A. Sawtell
Meuse Argonne Battle Units in Action Report
Fragmentary wartime note describes formations in action on the Meuse front with four groups of motorized units and the Meuse Argonne fighting area referenced.
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Ments
Meuse
Meuse Argonne
1919 Is No Year for Idle Acres
Farmers should plant every usable acre as postwar demand remains strong and prices stay profitable. European instability and reduced livestock production will not curb American output, so prepare machinery to cultivate large tracts and maximize corn and other crops this season.
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America
Europe
Ron Ao
Wool stock declines from December to March 1919
The quarterly wool stock report shows March 31 1919 holdings down from December 31 1918 by 52 million pounds grease wool 5 million pounds scoured 1 million pounds pulled. Tops and nails roughly unchanged while manufacturers increase stocks. Army and Navy wool afloat totals are listed for grease pulled tops and secured values.
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Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Army
Hugo Williams Co Sends Two Rigs to Oil Fields
The Hugo-Williams Oil Syndicate has two loaded rigs moving to southern Wyoming. One will operate near the Big Piney field close to a recently completed Lincoln-Idaho well on Cretaceous ground, said to produce high grade oil in large quantities.
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Hugo-Williams Oil Syndicate
Big Piney
Rork Creek
Lincoln-Idaho Company
Wyoming Oil World
Cause of Headache and Relief Through Chamberlain Tablets
A fragment explains headaches often stem from a disordered stomach or constipation and notes Chamberlain's Tablets can relieve them. It claims many have found permanent relief and emphasizes ease of use and mild action. Read the Camera and get the news.
Mondell Renews Isis Fight Enlarge Park
Washington May 22 Among the first bills in congress were Mondell measures to repeal luxury taxes extend woman suffrage and soldier settlement plans. Also proposed were appeals in land cases grazing land sales rights of way for irrigation enlargement of Yellowstone Park and royalties payments to Wyoming. Private bills for Wyoming towns and new buildings were included.
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Washington
Congress
Mondell
Secretary of the Interior
Yellowstone Park
State of Wyoming
Owl Creek Coal Company
Wyoming
Thermopolis
Kemmerer
Powell
Newcastel
Shoshoni
Buffalo
Lusk
Newcastle
Green River
Salvation Army Drives for War-Torn Relief and Reform
Salvation Army announces a nationwide drive led by Commander Evangeline Booth to raise funds for expanding facilities and staff, aiding those displaced by postwar unrest. The plan includes converting saloon salvaging efforts into boozeless clubs for workers and providing swift aid to victims of eviction hunger and idleness.
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Evangeline Booth
All Tangs
Salvation Army
PIANO AT SACRIFICE 4h HAVE SHEOE A SMARTS
Advertisement for a piano sale at Denver Colorado by the Denver Sic Company. Includes dates 5 12 19 26 29 and a claim of strictly high piano quality to attract buyers.
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Denver Sic Company
Denver
Colo
Quarantine Notice on Lincoln County Sheep
The Wyoming Board of Sheep Commissioners quarantines all of Lincoln county due to scabies outbreaks in sheep. Dipping rules require state or federal inspectors, with certificates of dipping, from June 15 to August 1919. Inspectors may enforce regulations to prevent spread of disease and protect livestock health.
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Office of Board of Ski Commissioners
State of Wyoming
Cheyenne
Lincoln County
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
State of
Wyoming
Wyoreich
Kidlets Beat Diamondville on Kemmerer Field
Youth baseball on Kemmerer field drew a crowd as Diamondville faced Kemmerer. The Kidlets won 8 to 2 behind sharp plays, with Father Lynch umpiring. John Rochevar of Hamsfork was noted as a visitor on Saturday.
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Kemmerer Field
Diamondville
Kemmerer
Ty Cobb
Hal Chase
Baker
Father Lynch
John Rochevar
Hamsfork
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I. Regiment
T Hugo-Williams Co
Isis
Richard
W. A. Robertson
Kidlets
W. H. Gordon
Hotel Kemmerer
Kemmerer, Wyo
Montpelier
Hughes
Licen Iy Boards of Optometry
Idaho
Utah
Feelldien
Salt Lake City
PINEY
F. D. Chapel
Lincoln Tire & Repair GO
T, Platt
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