Local Happenings From Upper Country and Surroundings
Lillian Richardson heads Sunday to Kemindrer for a Teachers Institute while haying crews move across ranches. Army furloughs bring Clyde Johnson from Camp Lewis visiting family. Pinedale visits continue with Chas Ball and Mrs Price Cranor's relatives. Donnie Angus tours Opal with Marvin Chamberlain. Dr. Clark visits Dantel. haying shifts at Whitman Baum and other ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sargent
Daniel Ranch
W. E. Enos
John Angus
Roy Ranch
Clyde Johnson
Camp Lewis
Chas Ball
Pinedale
B. D. Key
Richard
Fred Woodward
Montrose
Whitman and Baum Ranch
Donnie Angus
Opal
Marvin Chamberlain
K. D Key
Roy Edwards
Hickey
Washington, D. C
PW. Spaulding
Evanston
Bnor
Leo Baker
Daniel
Wyoming flockmasters face market crisis over lambs
Wyoming sheepmen confront a looming surplus as Colorado feeders halt lamb purchases. Freight costs have risen sharply, corn feeding prices climbed, and government actions remain uncertain. About 200 flocks meeting in Fort Collins decided to wait for relief before contracting, while some ship lambs to Missouri to take current prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Acton of
Colorado
Fort Collins
Colo
Boulder
Weld
Larimer
Washington
Missouri
Cheyenne
Tanlac credited with curing 18 year rheumatism tale
In Redmond Washington a man credits Tanlac for ending his wife’s eighteen year struggle with rheumatism. He describes long bed rest crippling pain and loss of appetite before Tanlac and notes her recovery includes restored foot and finger use and regained appetite and energy. The ad lists Kemmerer Daniel and Jackson drugstores selling Tanlac.
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Willam Bennett
Redmond Wash
Sho
Tania
Kemmerer
City Drug Store
Daniel
B.D. Key
Frontier
The
Frontier, Supply Co
Jackson
Jae! Drug Co
Ady
War Savings Stamps Drive Out Hune From Care
A wartime appeal urges buying War Savings Stamps to fund government efforts and remove the Hune from the care, signaling a national drive and public support for fiscal measures.
Wellesley Unit Joins Lyon Relief Mission For War Refugees
A Wellesley unit travels to Lyon France joining Young Women’s Christian Association secretaries aiding refugees and distributing comfort material. Miss Mabel Cratty leads 2600 workers and describes postwar needs. the YWCA expands foyers for 17,000 girls and plans reconstruction support. A lengthy wartime note ends with sale of legal forms at the Camera office.
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Lyon
Wellesley
Hotel Petrograd
Paria
Paris
Mabel Cratty
Ministry of War
Minister of War
United States Signal Corps
German Alien Registration Regulation Violated
Fragmentary text describes a change of residence by an alien and penalties for violation under Article SHE miragrapt 4 of the General Regulations governing the registration of German aliens. It notes detention or other penalties during the war and references the Pieteter Ine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Tjen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lillian Richardson
Kemindrer
Teachers’ Institute
Vogo Miller
Lincoln Lumber Co
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture Company
Flockmasters OF
Wellester
VOINS
Industry
Phang
Haynes
Dodge
Lincoln County Garage
Platt Wilson
Frontier Supply Co
Wyo