Wyoming population figures under scrutiny by official
Cheyenne Sept 26 Wyoming State Immigration Commissioner Charles S Hill challenges federal census estimates that Wyoming has 195 791 residents. He argues the state likely hosts around 250 000 people or more based on 1910 1918 votes school enrollment bank growth and wartime draft data and notes rapid population driven by oil agriculture and new workers. He cites factory and office employment boosts and public lands settlement as evidence.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
United States
Censis Bureau
Charles S. Hill
Federal Census Bureau
Hill
Commissioner Hill
War Department
Washington
Census Bureau
Weonine
Census claims spark Wyoming growth forecast
A speaker asserts that Wyoming's 1920 census will show over 250000 residents and that by 1930 the state could reach a full million, projecting rapid population expansion in the region.
Tanlac credited with dramatic weight gain and renewed vitality
Mrs Myrtle I. Gist of South Pasadena describes a three year decline in health, loss of appetite, and insomnia, then says four bottles of Tanlac restored appetite, strength, and energy, enabling her to gain 33 pounds and resume daily chores. Tanlac is sold locally by City Drug Store Kemmerer Frontier Supply Daniel and Jackson Drug Co.
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Myrtle 1. Gist
Chestnut Avenue
South Pasadena
Los Angeles
California
Mrs. Gist
Tate
Oregon
Yneal Tool
Tanlac
Kemmerer
City Drug Store
Frontier
Frontier Supply Company
Daniel
E. D. Kay
Jackson
Jackson Drug Co
Adv
Federal board to open training center with University of Arizona
The federal board for vocational education reached an arrangement with the University of Arizona at Tuscon to establish a training center for Misolded bebhers Moa Tawidaun at Ogden. The parties spent a few days in the city last week, inspecting sites and making preparations for the center's opening.
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Federal Board For Vocational Education
University of Arizona
Tudison
U S Starts Paying Debts From Tax Receipts
The Treasury announces a shift in war financing as it will pay certificates due before 1920 with tax receipts and cash rather than new borrowings. This marks a move toward meetingWar debts from income, reducing revolving debt and stabilizing finances.
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Washington, D. C
United States
National Treasury
Sam
Treasury Department
A.M. Made? Telephone 221 Corrmspendemes
An OCR fragment references a telephone line and a Philadelphia auto insurance group tied to farms and ranches within a city proper. The text is garbled but hints at an association and contact details for a regional insurance matter.
Government credits and postwar obligations upheld
The passage credits the cooperation of legislative and executive branches as a well oiled machine during the war enabling the country to maintain stable credit. It notes a postwar goal of meeting obligations from the program of financing billions in raised funds, preserving dollar value and fiscal status.
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United States
Land Transfer Notices From Early 20th Century U S Grants
Court House Notes list United States land grants and private transfers across sections and townships in multiple states with dates from 1907 to 1919. The entries show grantees such as Hyde Riniker Kissinger and Barnum, with parcel details, section numbers, township ranges, and dollar amounts, including numerous farm and lot transfers and an error note for a Mutual Creamery Co. entry.
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United States
William A. Hyde
George H. Riniker
George W. Kissinger
Bordurant
David Flockhart
Sree
Joseph Coletti
Louis Coletti
William Dunn
Thomas Tracey
Louis C. Jensen
James Hinks
Grover
Charles L. Allen
Dillard R. Newland
Pearl Bondurant Et
John P. Pfisterer
Joseph L. Brown
Mutual Creamery Co
Charles S. Call
Josep Michaelson
Afton
Fixed by State Law on Hay Measurement 1911
The state legislature in 1911 set standard methods for measuring hay stacks. It defines how to measure width and length, compute cubic feet, and derive tonnage using 422 cubic feet per ton for blue joint hay and 512 for alfalfa. Hay must remain in the stack at least thirty days.
Digestion Tip Promoted By Queenly Praise
An advice note extols a beautiful woman having good digestion and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to ease faulty digestion. It suggests light eating and mentions a price of 2he.
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Oe Cerry As
Fall Blee of
Elovtete Kvn
Tam
Mes
Gist
Mona Darkfeather
New Kemmerer Theatre
U.S
A.M. Made
Keeley
Keeler
Keeley Ice Cream Co
Babe
Court House
Katherine E. Collett
Hyrum
Barnum
Thomas K. Collett
Hyrum T. Barnum
Chas
F. Kirkbride
Neriah R. Lewis
Thomas L. Hanshew
Walter L. Priest
Bertha E. Mickelson
Sylvester Collett
Solomon Anderson
Cokeville
J. W Sammon
Meumey Pattie
Weoming
Frontier Supply Co
Kemmerer Garage
J. Reynolds Tobacco Co, Winstontelem
N.C
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