Power sites in park not fitting warned by editor
Watt Brandon, ex Kemmerer editor, warns in the Sheridan Post that damming and diverting lakes and streams in national parks for reclamation would ruin western beauty. He argues against extending Yellowstone power sites, noting irrigation promises and future decay of scenic water bodies like Jackson Lake and surrounding wetlands.
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Watt Brandon
Sheridan Post
Yellowstone Park
Kemmerer
Kemmerer Camera
Brandon
Yellowstone National Park
Aina Park
Jackwon
Moran
Yell
National Park
Jackson
Teton Mountains
Wyoming
Tdsho
Oregon
United States Reclamation Service
Normel
Hundreds of Auditors Sought for Income Tax Work
The United States Civil Service Commission announced that the income tax unit of the Bureau of Internal Revenue will hire several hundred auditors and revenue agents to work in Washington and nationwide. An examination is set for December 14 with entry salaries from 1800 to 3000 dollars a year. Applications available from the Civil Service Commission in Washington or local Civil Service Boards.
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Washington, D. C
United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Commission
Washington
Civil Service Commission
United States
Civ Service Commission
Civ Service Board
Tyranny of Custom Dramatizes Explorer Stanley Quote
A fragmented excerpt presents Stanley arguing that the relief from tyranny of custom surpasses civilizational luxuries. He asserts the heart of Africa offers truer freedom than the metropolis, and imagines a future where easier paths tempt migration.
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Stanley
Auld
Africa
Tuiliiona
Colds Cause Serious Injury, Endurance Affected Ad
A vintage ad warns that serious colds bring heavy financial loss and harm vitality, risking worse diseases. It notes people with lung trouble often say they had a hard cold last winter and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cure option.
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Pople
American Legion is Mobilizing as Town Prepares Defenses
War era notes show Lawler Indiana American Legion post joining with city authorities to operate a municipal fire department while a clubhouse is provided. Veterans recount baptisms of fire, and a Kansas City surge in Legion membership follows the national convention. The piece also covers a Texas ranger pursuing a leopard, charity events, and debates over who profits from cattle hides.
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Indonendesoe
Sinner Legion
Texas Ranger
American Legion
Lawler
Legion
Kansas City
American Legion Post
McMionville
Oregon
Teel
Louis City Journal
AS. Leeper
Adair
Omaha
Leeper
Ayy Femer
Capa
Cattlemen Seek Answers to Price Puzzles
Western cattlemen face price puzzles including the gap between cattle on foot and dressed beef, and the notable difference between unfinished and finished hides.
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West
Cron
Hin
Aertit
Spirit
Kemmerer Union Laundry
Frontier Supply Company
Signs OF the Times
Mok
Xmas Shopping
Oaly
Hop
Ari
Oklahoma American Legion
Ollie Kendall
Ormer
140Th Inf
France
Ett
Chauncey M. Depew
American Legion of New York
Colorado
Texas
Ion
Kansas
Louisiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Missippi
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Christeas Dinney
Fred Stone Welngs
Wil
Wren Fenok
Harry H. Hewiltt
Settle
Jek
United States Army
Rossaviatten Field
California
Duey
Phi Americas Legion
New Haven
Conn
Thomas J.alpole, Jr
Gamaliel
Harding
Crystal Springs
Miss
M. H. Daily
Prohibition
Mississippi
the Kemmerer Hotel Cafe
Connection Wit Hotel
Tom Ming
Prop
Milphrest
Melville Davisson Post
Ralph D. Paine
William Hey~liger
Clarence B. Kelland
American Boy
Vestseeiseiees
Mom
Parks
War
Arie
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