Lincoln-Idaho Oil to drill well at Waterfall soon
W T Wood said the Lincoln Idaho Oil Company has finished financing a Waterfall well and drilling will start in weeks. McCormick oversees unloading machinery in Opal. Oil experts see strong potential in Waterfall, possibly more than any county area. Mrs J W Thompson dies of flu at 24, pneumonia follows influenza. Coroner Fitzpatrick notes many flu cases in Cokeville.
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Lincoln-Idaho
Hua
Waterfall
Lincoln-Idaho Oil Company
W. T. Wood
McCormick
Opal
Lincoln- Idaho Company
Thompson
J. W. Thompson
Kemmerer
Cokeville
Fitzpatrick
Vulcanizing Offers Safe Tire Care For Motor Cars
A vintage notice explains that proper tire maintenance allows driving on the right tires only. It promises to vulcanize tires and tubes to keep them in inflation ready condition, claim a smooth ride, and mend punctures, pinholes, or blowouts through its process.
Kemmerer's First Soldier Returns Home from France
Robert G. Hixson, son of Mr and Mrs Alex Hixson, arrives in Kemmerer as the town's first veteran to return from France. He volunteered early, served in Co H from Lincoln County, endured front line gas exposure March 21, and was later discharged. After visiting an aunt in Laramie, he traveled home and entered quarantine at his parents' house.
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Robert G. Hixson
Alex Hixson
France
Lincoln County
Hixson
Young Hixson
Laramie
Kemmerer
Olive Tablets touted as calomel substitute in ads
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel to cleanse blood and bowels. It claims many benefits, cites Dr Rownds and Olive Tablets as effective, and offers them at 25 cents per box through druggists.
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Eople
Dr. Edwards
Bain
Bax
Pitt in Kempmerer recovering from serious illness
Mrs Wm E Pitt reports to the Camera office that Mr Pitt is slowly improving after a month of serious illness. He is able to sit up briefly each day and his condition has been critical for several days, prompting many Kemmerer friends to hope for his early return to activity. The item also advertises Chamberlains Tablets for insomnia caused by indigestion.
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Wm. E. Pitt
Pitt
Influenza Ad Campaign Claims Tanlac Strengthen Fight
An ad claims influenza is deadlier than bullets and touts Tanlac as a powerful tonic. It cites supposed authorities and says Tanlac has sold over ten million bottles in four years, promising improved strength, appetite, and overall vitality with Tanlac and Tanlac Laxative Tablets.
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Europe
Elvis
Hay
Avery Bottle
Konmorer
Notice for Publica tion Desert Land Entry Final Proof
Notice from the U S Land Office Evanston Wyoming October 1918 that George Haddenham of Kemmerer Wyoming entered Desert Land for lots 3 and 4 and the east half of southeast quarter of section 26 township 32 north range 114 west sixth principal meridian seeks final proof to establish claim before United States Commissioner Ivan S Jones at Kemmerer witnesses David C Haddenham James Long Louis Bartlett and Henry Haddenham all of Kemmerer or LaBarge Wyoming
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Department OF the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
George Haddenham
Kemmerer
Range
Ivan 8. Jones
United States
David C. Haddenham
James Long
Louis Bartlett
LaBarge
Henry Haddenham
Alex Tm
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