World War News Reports Big Allied Battle Likely Soon
Across Europe reports describe fighting along the front lines from France and Belgium to East Prussia and Galicia. Russian advances push toward Posen while German defenses retreat. Turkey's stance and Goeben and Breslau deployment stir diplomatic tension as Britain and Russia press for Turkish neutrality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
East Prussia
Posen
Germany
Alsnce-Lorraine
England
Charlerie
Constantinople
Turkey
Austria
Great Britain
Russia
Ottoman Empire
Dardanelles
Goeben
Breslau
France
Requi|ee
Paris
Hayes Agency
Antwerp
Rome
Bucharest
Colunis
Galicia
Tarnopol
Lemberg
Rt. Petersburg
Bibing
Vistula
the Chronicle
United States
Belgium
French War Office
St. Die
Nancy
Vouges
Togoland
Africa
Zlota Lipa
Robbery of merchandise car near Greybull tops weekly notes
The canvassing board met and the sheriff arrested Wm. Kizzire for robbing a merchandise car at Greybull. Stolen goods valued around 200 dollars were found at various locations including near John Linn place and the alfalfa mill. Kizzire, once Burlington employee, is held at the county jail with trial set for next month. The report also covers election canvassing, local meetings, a farmers union dance, and broad political commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Wickwire
Greybull
Wm. Kizzire
John Linn
F. J. Pollock
Kezire
Wickwire
Kiezire
Kizzire
Burlington
Bear John's Dance on Shelf Creek
Eigar John Loveland hosted a dance on Shelf Creek near the Gould place last Monday night. The event drew most locals who praised him as the Creek’s best entertainer. Exhibits for the county fair were being prepared with D A Nullie collecting items this week and plans to cover the county before fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear John
Eigar John Loveland
Gould Place
Shelf Creek
John
D. A. Nullie
Shell Creek
Dave
Grammar Behoo Owling to the Fact That the Dates
Fragmentary OCR notes reference dates and grammar errors. The text hints at timing details without clear events or names. Readers see scattered phrases about dates but no coherent report or identifiable subjects to summarize into a full record.
Democrats Meet in Judge Metz Office After Poor Primary
A small group of local Democrats gathered Wednesday night at Judge Metz’s office. Few candidates attended and plans for the campaign were discussed though enthusiasm is expected to be limited due to the weak primary showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Metz
Mrs McGarvie Recovers After Appendectomy at Dr Smiths
Has Operation, Mrs. W. P. McGarvie underwent an operation for appendicitis on Tuesday at the private hospital of Dr. Smith and is reported as having undergone the operation nicely and is now well on the road to recovery. During her short residence here Mrs. MacGaervie has made many friends who will hope for her early return to complete health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. McGarvie
Noland Spencer couple wed in Greybull Missouri pair
Wilford I Noland and Miss Christine F Spencer both of Missouri were granted a marriage license Wednesday evening and married in Greybull yesterday The Nolands plan to reside in Wyoming and will live in the Shel neigh area The community extends a warm welcome Build Warehouse The Basin Milling company will begin a warehouse on the Burlington tracks 602150 size for hay storage Some mill machinery has arrived and construction will start Otto will begin work down the line Heroes Injured A team of Hoy Bellows fell into a pit near his home last night causing bruises and cuts before extraction Ditch water near the house caused the yard to flood FP L HMoux Cheyenne secretary of state visited town yesterday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noland-Spencer
Wilford I. Noland
Christine F. Spencer
State of
Missouri
Greybull
Noland
Wyoing
Shel Neigh
Basin
Alful& Milling Company
Burlington
Segtim Aize
Otto
Tam
Hoy Bellow
Pla
Rome Heavyweights Weigh In at Depot Wager
At the depot yesterday a group of old men gathered for a wager involving T. C. Smith Bert Orchard Pat Kane and Joe Holmes They weighed in with Smith leading at 334 percent and the four totaling 1012 pounds The report notes a Methodist Sunday school picnic on Goose Lawn with the youngsters saying they had a fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
T. C. Smith
Bert Orchard
Pat Kane
Joe Holmes
Smith
Methodist Sunday School
Goose Lawn
Eastern Star Meeting Notice at Lewis LA Chapter
There will be a meeting of Lewis la Chapter O. B. 3. next Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the lodge rooms. All members are requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Lewisla Chapter
O. B
Washington News Lively Cabinet Busy After War Talk
Weebington August 24. President Wilson’s directive to his cabinet and departmental aides to “talk proe perlty and smy all our party’s minfor tunes on the war” has set cabinet members and officials to work. The order appears to influence college students as well, with officials reporting heightened activity across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Psychological
Wilson
Indiana
Washington
Metcalf
New York
Ity
Department of Commerce
Department of Labor
Ranges
Missouri
McAdoo
Federal Reserve
Thomas D. Jones
Harvester Trust
Congress
House
Federal Reserve Board
New York City
Wlan
Weebington
UIL News of the Week Big Well Brought in Near Greybull
The weekly UIL report highlights a significant breakthrough at Big Well near Greybull with improved drilling成果 and potential new supplies. Local officials and company representatives discuss implications for regional energy plans and future exploration efforts.
Oil Field Activity Expands Near Manderson Basin
Oil developments accelerate around Manderson and Bonanza as new wells come in and drilling resumes. Dupont company shot a small producer near Greybull, then improved to a top Basin field well. Stubbs plans a series of Manderson and Bonanza wells with standard tools and a test hole. Smith and Webster report progress near Bonanza and Williams lease near Byron. Elk Oil Co incorporated in Cowley with 250000 capital. Thermopolis sees injunction suit in Grass Creek claims. case possibly headed to federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greybull
Dupont Porder Company
Basin
Armstrong
Grey
Chas. E. Stubbs
Ingersoll Bros
Nebraska City
Neb
Manderson
Stubbs
Bonanza
Smith
B. F. Webster, Jr
Williams
Byron
Cowley
Elk Oil Company
George P. Ketchum
H. T. Ketchum
Chas
A. Welch
A. Larson
Grass Creek
Fine Apples and State Levy Highlight Basin News
Grandpa Tillard shows 54 Webs developed apples from a crab apple branch, drawing local interest as a small Basin county orchard owner. State levy for state purposes set at 2.85 milles per dollar, Big Horn county facing a state tax of 19,493.33 dollars this year, down from last year's 21,003.15 dollars on 3 mil valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandpa Tillard
Grandpa Tullard
Basin Country
Northwest
L. O. Gray
Big Horn
Mayor Berry to Visit Paint Rock Basin for Fishing Trip
Mayor J A Berry and his wife with Mrs De Nokand plan to depart today for Paint Rock basin for a brief fishing outing. Elmer Dorn and Willis Nelson of Blytheville were visitors in town yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Berry
de. Nokand
Paint Rock Basin
Elmer Dorn
Willis Nelson
Blyatville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Europe
Standard
Copenhagen
Berlin
City
Scandinavia
Frank Strong
Frank
Strong
Near Lovell
Basin Hospital
Freeport
Ill
Ellen J. Noble
Denver
Colo
Lovell l
Orchard Beach
Henry Armeling
Geo. W. Black
R. R Denny
Armeling
Carl Armeling
Ruth Donaldson
Rowma Youingelaus
Lilian Anderson
Lucille Coons
Federal Department of Labor
Republican Central Committee
Big Horn County
State Central
OC. A. Zaring
Lou Blaxedley
Justce A. W. Erickson
Robin Bonwell
Zeth Murphy
Mondell
Ridgely
C. A. Zaring
R. B.west
J. K. Burnham
Wm. Gibson
Herman B. Gates
W. G.burkhauser
J. P. Mayer
Manderson Local No. 3
Farmers’ Union
Mandelson Opera House
Sweet Home
J. Stant Brown
Kane
Col. W. H. May
Basin Gardens
Big Horn Basin
FP. L. Hmoux
Cheyenne
Washington News
The
Capin! of World
UIL News
Ib Rig
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!