Red Cross defends broad postwar role in roll call drive
In a statement supporting the Third Roll Call from November 2 to 11 local Red Cross officials say the organization will not rest on past reputation. They pledge to extend wartime services to active service members, veterans, families, convalescents, and civilians, while aiding famine relief and disaster response, both at home and abroad. They stress continuing nursing, first aid, and home care services and insist obligations remain while needs persist.
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the Red Cross
American Red Cross
Mide
Red Cross
Europe
Woman praises Tanlace after decade of illness
Mrs. E R Forsythe of Los Angeles declares she suffered chronic stomach pain headaches palpitations and nervous trouble for ten years. After using Tanlace she claims weight gain improved appetite and restored health and she and her husband decided not to sell their home.
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Taniac
E. R. Forsythe
West 46Th Street
Los Angeles
Calif
Tanlue
Gould
Tanhie
Prontier
Darel
Fitd. Koy
Dackson
Jakson Drag Condy
Notice to Creditors in Wyoming County District Court
The Sete of Wyoning County Miniatn-we Jn tw Ditriot Court warns creditors of the estate of the late Heeoutnth . They must present claims by the 14th day of the 14th month 1804 or be barred from benefiting. Executor and administrator names listed for probate actions with a one year claim period.
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Lincoln Cour
Useh
Useh Woul Gelberg, They Will Be Touster Borre Datud Autohor
Beith
Admin Ienratan
League of Nations to Be Ratified Honestly
By J. C. O Mahoney. The piece argues Senator Lodge seeks to kill the League by reservations and urges Democratic senators to oppose ratification with Lodge reservations. It warns of Republican reservationists and calls for delay to secure honest terms and final ratification with interpretive reservations if needed.
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League of Nations
J. C. O'Mahoney
Lodge
Wilson
Massachusetts
League
Senat Lora
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Johnson
Fall
Paris
United States
100 Greybull Men Offer to Enlist in Coal Crisis
Greybull Wyoming November 1 mass meeting shows citizens pledge loyalty to law and order. One hundred men volunteer to enlist to protect life and property and a volunteer company will be raised for any emergency.
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Greybull
Greybull, Wyo
Cotswold Rams for Sale in Opal Wyoming
For sale two year old Stary head Cotswold rams. Price reasonable. Contact Algot Larson at Opal Wyoming by writing or calling.
House Passes Leasing Bill With One Minor Text Change
Washington Oct 31 The Janning bill passed the house 169 to 39 and moves to the conference committee. The house amended royalty distribution to 20 percent on past production and 30 percent on future production instead of 45 percent as in the senate bill. Wm May of Cokeville visited Kemmerer last week.
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House
Washington, D. C
Conference Committee
Senate
Special Stockholders Meeting Notice for Kemmerer Savings Bank
A special meeting of Kemmerer Savings Bank stockholders will be held November 18 1919 at 3 pm at the bank in Kemmerer Lincoln County to vote on increasing capital stock from 35000 to 70000 and to enable the bank to utilize Wyoming law Chapter 268. President A Hoskins signs the notice dated October 15.
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Kemmerer Savings Bank
Wyoming Banking Corporation
Mmerer Savings Bank
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Notice for Publication of Homestead Final Proof
Mika las W Holee of Kemmerer Wyoming filed intent to make final three year proof to establish claims to Lots 5 and 6 in section 13 and lots 3 4 in section 18 township 21 north range 116 and 115 west sixth principal meridian. Proof set for November 21 1919 before United States commissioner Ivan S Jones at Kemmerer. Witnesses: Frank Gunter Mary Gunter Paul Gabardi Albert Kulinski all of Kemmerer Wyoming.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Mikalas W. Holee
Kemmerer
Ivan S. Jones
United States
Frank Gunter
Mary Gunter
Paul Gabardi
Albert Kulinski
Lex Nisbet
Fegister
Cokeville Sheep Man Visits Town This Week
Al Gardner known as the Cokeville sheep man was a visitor in town during the week. The brief note mentions sales or signs by Lin Vara with unclear terms.
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al Gardner
Cokeville
Lambing Ground and Ranch for Sale In Green River Wyoming
Property listing for a lambing ground and ranch in Green River Wyoming. Includes all improvements implements and stock with telephone connections. Inquiries directed to Walter Gasson.
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Walter Gasson
Green River
Wyo
Homestead Final Proof Notice for Fred Holee in Wyoming
Fred Holee of Kemmerer Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claims on multiple parcels in sections 13 and 18 township 21 north range 116 and 115 west sixth principal meridian. The proceeding is before United States Commissioner in Kemmerer on November 21, 1919, with Frank Gunter Mary Gunter Paul Gabardi and Albert Kulinski listed as witnesses.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Fred Holee
Kemmerer
Township
United States
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Ted Cross
Mrs. Forsythe
Taniae
TVAN
Jones
Alturvey
Wm. May
Holder's
A. D. Hoskins
Lin Vara
Kemmerer Market
J.W Sammon
And
Rotary Public
Wroming
Frontier Supply Co
Kenley
Ford
Keeley Ice Cream Co
Salt Lake City
P.O
Columbia Club
Kemmerer Hotel
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
City Drug Store
Kemmerer Garage
Gianietter
J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N, C
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