Clark Urges Action to Curb High Cost of Living
Washington Sept d Former Speaker Clark rails at profiteers and wasted floor time as he argues Congress must cut the high cost of living and relieve distress. He pins blame on currency expansion and trusts while condemning profiteers and defending wartime measures.
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Washington, D. C
America
Clark
Delverate
Ways and Mens Committee
House
Knutson
Minnnesot
Mr. Clark
Mr. Knutson
United States
Fordney
Michigan
Ways and Means
Grant
Senate
Mr. Layton
Delaware
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Aldrich
Reunion Preparations Move Forward For Wyoming Convention Survivors
Plans for a reunion of surviving members of Wyoming's constitutional convention, held in September, are being organized by Secretary of State W. Chaplin and former Attorney General Preston of Cheyenne, with Judge A. C. involved.
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Campbell
Casper
Wyoming
W. Chaplin
Preston
Cheyenne
A, C
James Moffatt Appointed Ranger at Smoot District
President Wilson signed the bill on July 10 adding lands south of the city to the Wyoming National Forest. The new ranger district will include a station at Smoot with James T. Moffett in charge. Moffett will move to Smoot after settling personal affairs.
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Wilson
Wyoming National Forest
Congress
White House
Smoot
James T. Moffett
Moffett
Star Valley Independent
Paint and Keep Your Credit Good
A prominent banker says lending favors well painted properties. Painting preserves value, aids in fire protection, and can boost sale price, making paint a wise investment for property owners and lenders alike.
For Sale Ranch on 222 Acres with Cows and Horses
Listing offers 222 acres irrigated ranch with 80 grade milk cows and 10 work horses, a modern electric house, city water, and cement walks to town. Located 260 yards from depot. Ranch can be sold without cows. bargain if sold within 60 days. For further information inquire of.
Upper Country News Roundup From Moernua to Pinedale
A compact wrap of local visits and events across the Upper Country. Moernua residents Wm Bleumer and Mrs visited Vinedale. numerous Kemmerer trips for medical and social reasons. haying delayed by heavy rain and hail. dances at Big Piney and Piney New Hook hall. phone line changes on Horse Creek Beaver. residents moving homes and awaiting farming crops. Bronc and Merna scenes include hall crowds and haying updates. ranch life and community chatter across Merna Big Piney Pinedale and surrounding areas.
Miller’s estate and garden tour described
The piece notes a visitor’s tour of BE. D. Rey’s friar and teaturne home with an eastern or southern garden scene full of diverse plants though lacking watermelons. It mentions Mr. Miller’s ranch home, planned improvements, and Marry Caperon and family returning from a two months trip through Montana and Canada to stay in Wyoming.
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Nee Millor
Miller
Caperon
Montana
Canada
Wroming
Large Sums to Serve Soldiers
The American Red Cross plans a nationwide drive next November to fund extensive camp service for fighting men. An executive committee appropriation of 2 100 000 covers the last six months of the year, with camp work costs for four months ending June totaling 582 000 and the current period at about 350 000 monthly, indicating significant savings and continued need.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
Eee
Biofite Bureau of Camp Service
Sorabeont
Gale
Patel
Would Tax Booze Out of Existence Plan Drafted
The Anti Saloon league in Washington announces a tentative plan to prohibit liquor by levying prohibitive taxes. The proposal targets manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors between a peace proclamation and the federal amendment becoming effective. A tax of 40 to 50 dollars per gallon for whisky and a similar rate per beer barrel is discussed. Wayne B Wheeler, the league’s legal representative, declined to provide figures but said the plan aims to implement taxes if an early proclamation is issued.
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Washington
Anti Saloon League
Wayne B. Wheeler
League
Prohibitionists Push Wartime-Shift Program Amid Debate
A fragment from a White House discussion notes a proposed plan to create space between wartime prohibition and the operation of constitutional intoxicating beverages. The remark frames the topic as the prohibitionists’ agenda and signals ongoing policy debate.
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White House
Beautiful Wo Ee 2 Ways Has Good Digestion
A compact note discusses two methods she uses for healthy digestion. It contrasts natural approaches with dietary adjustments and suggests practical routines to support digestive comfort.
Fragmented Advice on Digestion Tonic Costs Sought
A fragment from a 19th century ad notes poor digestion and a remedy with Chamberlain's Tablite suggested. The text comments on a suggested dose and a price of 26 cents, reflecting generic health product marketing of the era.
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Kemmerer
James Moffatt
Wm. Bleumer
Moernua
Vinedale
Cook
Mie Laneol County Miners Hospital
Roy Connor
Mura
Daniel Catter
George Pisley
Daniel Vette
Enos Ranch
Fain
Perry Bowlsby
Mrs. Bellin
Lewis
Big Piney
Lillian Richardson
J. Wall
C. G. Jewett
John Connors
Jewett Ranch
J. Bentley
Ak. C. Beck
Horse Creek
Beaver
James O'Brien
See Montana
Roe McClain
Merna Hall
Horse Creek Flat
Mrs
Fred Graham
Sherman Forest
Merna
Mr. Moffatt
Mr. Graham
John Angus
Don P. Angus
Laramie
P. Angus
Oscar Zingsheim
Pinedale
E. D. Key
Misses Gee
Bae Sass
Eeeler
New Hook Hall
Piney
Edward Sargent
Bronx
Mr. Hartell
Tom Allen
Daniel
E. D. Key's
Mr. Link West
Lincoln County Miners
E. Maddison, M. D
Drs. Stafford, Ree and
Goldberg
Kemmarer
Diamondville
Oakley
Glencoe
John Scott
BE. D. Rey’ Friar and Teaturne Home
R. H. Sanders
Kemmerer, Wyoming
the Auto Parts Company
Columbia Battery
Rayfield
Wyoming Hide & Fur Company
Bissinger and Co
Salt Lake City
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