Nurse gifts and wartime travel notes from Brest to home
Chester writes from Brest aboard the lighter Knickerbocker with nurses and doughboys en route to the George Washington. He details ward chaos, evacuee mislayings, Red Cross gifts, ship tours of La France and Leviathan, scarce reading, and hopes of returning home in two months.
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Brest
France
Van
Knickerbocker
Red Cross
Starnes
la France
Vaterland
Argosy
de@clares Pourtous
E. Post
the Tatler
Bystander
Sketch
Graphic
Outlook
Colliers
Scientific American
World's Work
Life
Jode
Chester
Wyoming
Alliance
Alliange
Bonanza Social Set for April Nineteenth at Schoolhouse
Windy weather frames a March winds in April as Bonanza hosts a pie social and dance at the school house on Saturday night April 19. A cake for the prettiest girl, two contest divisions, and a noon picnic highlight the event to support the school fund.
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Bonanza
Beryl Hoel
Marie Brown
Basin
Dell Brown
Jay Loman
Mary Griffin
Frank Cook
William Adams
Luke Griffin
Dave Mayer
Pickett
Guy Sowers
Orchard Beach
D. G. Brown
Marion Chester
Worland
France
Griffins
Marion
Rod Vierling
S. Il
Paint Rock
Nowood
Basin Wyoming Ordinance Sets 1919 Tax Levy
Basin town council fixes general taxes at 7000 dollars and special taxes at 15000 dollars for the current year to cover town expenses and interest and sinking fund on bonded indebtedness. The ordinance proceeds to authorize the levy.
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Big Horn County
J. Sullivan
Jas. F. Ewers
Basin
Wyoming
Town of
President Wilson Faces Congress on Cooperation and Leadership
The passage argues for support of President Wilson by Congress, noting the need for mutual cooperation or yielding when opinions diverge on public questions. It suggests the sixty sixth congress faces choices in balancing leadership with legislative independence.
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Wilson
Congress
Repudiation of Wilson Administration in 1918 Vote
The 1918 election produced a clear demand for policies not aligned with Wilsonian ideas, signaling the public's desire for Republican leadership in shaping government. The Sixty sixth Congress is described as a repudiation of Democratic control and a vote for the Republicans’ constructive ability, with expectations that President Wilson recognize this shift in power.
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Congress
Wilson
United States
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Harris
Republican
AIR Line Service
Neb
World Herald
Nebraska
Sandhill Lakes
Hoosier
Denver
Basin Furniture Co
Metropolitan Pharmacy
Rexall Service
Samuel H. Smith
Edna M. Smith
Pioneer Trust & Savings Bank
A. J. Kaiser
B. F. Wickwire
Che Basin
Ngsee Aa
Moore
MGR
Wro
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