Ready market for tin foil offered by mountain division
C K B Pester, director of the salvage department, announces a ready market for tin foil from small Red Cross groups. Denver’s Bogue-Wensley Lead Co. will buy 25 pounds plus. Shipments on designated dates. first date in two to three weeks. Keep foil flat. leave at Red Cross rooms or with Miss Myrna May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K B. Pester
Mountain Division
Red Cross
Bogue-Wensley Lead Company
Denver
Tate
Pester
Raya
Miss Myrna May
Red Cross Warns Home Service Channels Inquiries
A Albuquerque notice warns against directing allotment and insurance inquiries to the Red Cross Washington bureau. Home Service Stations are urged to route all questions through Red Cross Home Services to avoid delays and ensure quick replies between soldiers and families. Mrs. R. B. Landfair, Sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Red ‘Cross Bureau of Communication
Home Service Sections
The
Red Cross
Home Services
Public Service Bureau
Washington
Red Cross Home Service
R. B. Landfair
Sec
Spirit of American troops boosts allied morale overseas
Dr. E W Buckley reports forces overseas have imbued allied ranks with a victory mindset after touring the western front. He cites swift German morale and a captured German boy who described surrender as his mother’s instruction, contrasting with American resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E. W. Buckley
St. Paul, Minn
Knights of Columbus
Pershing
Mangin
Clemenceau
Dr. Buckley
Nurses Needed in War Effort to 50,000
Washington reports Surgeon General Gorgas says 50,000 women must be trained as hospital assistants and nurses by July 1 to care for sick and wounded soldiers. Married women with husbands in France and single women over 35 eligible. A training plan will lead to graduate nurse status, requiring high school education. Women will serve in convalescent hospitals at home and in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gorgas
France
Mothers and Friends plan Basin fair lunch counter
The Mothers and Friends committee will run a lunch counter at Basin fair to fund a treat fund for boys leaving for camps and to assist in case of accident. They seek donations of eggs bread chickens milk and other aid from county mothers and friends. Mrs T W Spratt and Mrs E B Boyer visited Basin from Lenox Iowa with Mrs Henry Dutton as Mr Boyer attended the G A R encampment in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers and Friends Committee
Basin
U. S
T. W. Spratt
E. B. Boyer
Lenox
Iowa
Henry Dutton
Boyer
Portland
Attorneys Head to National Park Tour
Attorney R B Landfair and his wife leave Basin on Wednesday to join Rev. M B Nash and wife in Gardner where the group will depart immediately for a trip through the National park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Landfair
Basin
Gardner
M. B. Nash
National Park
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Division
al — Peg
Rican Red Cross
Bureau of Communication
Republican
Morris Dailey Cattle Company
R. B. West
Pioneer
Wyoming
C. C. Morris
War Department
United States
Offcial
Auto Supply & Tire Co
Vulcanizing
General Tire
Hupmobile
F.T. Brigham, C.l.vandevender
Dempster
Cope
McCormick
Neal Anderson
Greybull Steam Laundry
Leavitt
E. G. Carlson
B.T. Joslin Batlon
Martin
Craig-Curtis Coo
and Greybull
First National Bank
of Basin
Member
Federal Reserve System
Arthur K. Lee
S. Skovgard
Ed Carothers
J. C. Stewart
W. C. May
James A. Lee
F. C. Emerson John McFayden Herbert
John Lyman John Seaman
Arks
Europe
Mr. Renter
the Basin Lumber& Supply Co
Hardware Builders Supplies
Basin, Wyoming
J, Driscoll
Mgr
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