Elaine Kinder Leads County School Standardization Drive
Mrs Elaine Kinder county superintendent surveys a year of progress standardizing teaching across Biz Horn county. She implements uniform grades with a state outlined program, adds a mimeograph for outlines, and trains 45 schools via 50 branches. The effort includes Junior Red Cross, food conservation, thrift stamps, and patriotism to aid wartime goals.
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Elaine Kinder
Kinder
Biz Horn County
Depuy
Vandevender
Aso
Red Cross enrollment tops quota on opening day
The Red Cross campaign for ten million new members by Christmas began December 16 and quickly surpassed the daily quota in several divisions. Seattle reported enrollment near the Northwestern division’s day limit, and divisions raced to exceed targets before Christmas Eve as service flags lit up windows nationwide.
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Red Cross
Washington
The
Seattle
Oregon
Idaho
Clerk Frank Rue Sums Up Years Work
The district court clerk for 1917, Frank Rue, is praised for dedicated service with few absences. The state examiner audited county records with approval. In 1917 the office collected about 1 309 to cover expenses, added Workmen's Compensation duties, and saw 83 new filings, 98 civil instruments, and 32 probate cases amid ongoing probate matters.
Basin State Bank Report as of December 31 1917
The Basin State Bank of Basin Wyoming presents its condition at year end 1917 with resources totaling 565 075 05 including loans 348 575 55, securities 6 619 49, cash and due from banks 179 241 03 and a total liability structure of 504 235 80 in deposits plus capital and surplus 55 000 00 and 5 839 25 in undivided profits.
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Basin State Bank
Basin
Wyoming
German War Strains Deepen as Finance Opens New Loans
The Evening Post notes German reform talk amid wartime strain. Hertling’s cabinet is seen as revolution by liberals while conservatives lament royal curtailment. Germany braces for harsher food controls and hunger, with two war loans totaling 6.3 billion dollars pushing debt to 18 billion and expenses near 20.25 billion. Interest runs about one billion annually. new taxes may not cover costs. President Havenstein says Germany could bear 1.75 billion yearly interest if needed.
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Wilson
New York Evening Post Annual Financial Review
Empire
Hertling
Germany
Evening Post
Count Roedern
Havenstein
Reichsbank
Wamhoff Werbelow Wedding at Germania Church
Miss Ruth Wamhoff and Mr William Werbelow were married at the German Lutheran church in Germania by Rev Charles Germoth. The ceremony at 2 50 p m was followed by a reception and dance with many friends, after which the couple planned to reside in Elk Basin where Werbelow is employed.
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Ruth Wamhoff
J. H. Wambhoff
William Werbelow
Germania Bench
German Lutheran Church
Germania
Charles Germoth
Esther
Elizabeth Pries
Martin
Charles Mayland
Henry Mayland
Elk Basin
Mrs. Werbelow
Greybull Standard
For Sale Pure Bred Hereford Bulls on Greybull River
Ninety head of choice pure bred Hereford bulls of serviceable age offered from a ranch along the lower Greybull river. This notice lists the bulls for sale and the location of the ranch.
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Greybull River
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Rexall Service
First National Bank
of Basin
Member
Federal Reserve System
Arthur K. Lee
Skovgard
Ed Carothers
J. C. Stewart
W. C. May
F. C. Emerson
John Lyman
John McFayden
John Seaman
O’donnell
L. A
A. E. Zane
Frank
Rue
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I. H. H. Hime
H. H. Hime
Drew Prugh
EB. J. Sullivan
Frank A. Wise
I. Smith
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Alde and
Hip
Shell Creek
Shell, Wyo
Pat
Werbelow-Wamhoff
Ra Republican
Antlers Cafe
Antlers Hotel
Anderson
A. U. Kimbro
H. Martindale
Wyo
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