Men Drafted for Entrainment to Fort Logan Colorado
A long list of men with home towns from Basin Greybull Lovell and surrounding areas are drafted to report July 6 for entrainment to Fort Logan Colorado. The notice urges anyone with incorrect addresses to contact the local board at Basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Logan
Colo
Floyd B. Allen
Bremerton
Wash
Lyman L. Adkins
Cowley
Berna KR
Armstrong
Lovell
Glenns. Armstrong
Deaver
Harry Abersombie
Kane
Aaron G. Anderson
Glenrock
Wye
Justice V. Alvard
Greybull
Loyd M. Bennett
Cheyenne
Isam A. Barnes
Lawton
Okla
Whitney L. Burdan
Detroit
Mich
Wm. D. Bateman
Burlington
Louis Bingin
Basin
Ralph R. Bell
Loyd L. Baker
Earl R. Bovard
Schuyler A. Barrett
Ray Cronk
Otto
John C. Cartmell
Idaho Falls
Ida
Louis C. Cheatham
Jesse B. Clement
Everett C. Cockriel
Denver
Homer DP. Cox
Murphrysboro
III
Arthur M. Dawley
Iurinza
Claude H. Derby
Roy G. Demaree
Claude P. Ellison
Hyattville
George D. Eyre
Thermopollis
Harry E. Fisher
Royal W. Frederickson
Chicago
Ralph E. Galusha
Clarence J. Garland
Mark Justice Gilpatrick
Hill Springs
Wyo
Merrie C. Garbutt
Abraham Golden
Minneapolis
Otto Hilfiker
Shell Route
Edward L. Hadaman
Benjamin M. Ingraham
Shell
Nelson H. James
Hjalmar Johnson
Minn
Ralph D. Jennings
Taft
Cal
Edward J. Kruegar
James E. Larsen
Thermopolis
John 8. Leffler
Sterling
Johnthan W. Lunsford
Geo. L. Marston
Nowood
John Magnuson
Mudro Mocksey
Joseph L. May
Benjamin F. May
Phil McClay
Indianapolis
Ind
W. T. Maloney
Grey
Glendive
Mont
James C. Stewart
Cincinnati
John L. Zellar
GOV Frazier Trailing As Steen Widens Lead In North Dakota
Fargo reports early results show independent candidate John Steen leading Gov Lynn J Frazier by about 2 to 1 as 577 of 1 978 precincts report Steen 17 642 to Frazier 14 600. Voter turnout and rural district results remain uncertain with congress race Baer versus Vick also undeclared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
John Steen
Rugby
Independent Voters Association
Lynn J. Frazier
Hooper
Steen
Frazier
Congress
John M. Baer
Henry G. Vick
Vick
344 000 Men in July Draft Report
Washington reports the July draft call of 220000 men and today’s additional 124525 selections. Montanans head to Camp Dodge July 22 to 25, New Mexico sends 740 to Camp Thavis, Wyoming lists 800 to Fort Riley and 1000 to Fort Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Crowder
Christmas Mail Surges With Five Heavy Pouches Arriving
Christmas mail was no comparison to the big mail that arrived here on No. 20 Monday night. Five great pouches were jammed and everyone got a letter or a package.
Italian Victory Sparks Italywide Jubilation at Piave
News from Rome confirms Italy’s victory along the Piave front with Austro Hungarian forces forced back from Montello to the sea. The Italian navy and air force supported the push as thousands cheer in embassies and public celebrations across Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Italy
Palve
Piave
Brindisi
Castro
Durazzo
Auattria
Women Chemists Employed At Colorado Beet Sugar Factories
The Great Western Sugar company reports last year’s introduction of women as chemists in two Colorado factories. With men scarce for war work, these labs met standards and even surpassed many. The firm plans wide female employment across laboratories next season, inviting applications from Denver or factory offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Great Western Sugar Company
Denver
Greybull Burns German Text Books At Patriot Demonstration
Greybull residents gathered in a patriotic event on Thursday night and burned German text books to honor soldiers leaving for the front. Harry H. Hime left Wednesday for Lander to join his wife. they will return to Basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greybull
Harry HH. Hime
Lander
Basin
Presbyterian Aid Society Votes to Aid Red Cross
Members of the Presbyterian Aid Society vote to continue during the summer and devote their time to Red Cross work. All members urged to attend. First meeting with Mrs Mary Avery next Wednesday afternoon, July ard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid Society
Red Cross
Large Prizes for Livestock at Midland Empire Fair
A list of premium offerings for livestock at the Midland Empire fair highlights substantial rewards for cattle sheep and breeds. Special incentives from banks firms and local firms include best two female beef type cattle grand champion Shorthorn Hereford and Holstein prizes along with awards for premier flocks and high quality ram displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland Empire
American Bank & Trust Co
Yegen Bros. Bankers
Yellowstone National Bank
Price & Moffett
R. M. Davies
Ed Cardwell
Gazette Publishing Co
Yellowstone Creamery
Swiss Cattle Breeders’ Association
Yegen Bros., Inc
W. D. Moore
Gazette Printing Co
Montana Livestock & Loan Co
Merchants National Bank
Yellowstone
Grand Hotel
Lee Simonson
Montana National Bank
Oo. B
S. M. Parham
Montana Livestock & Lawn Co
Waiting His Call from Nebraska Soldier in Basin
G B Long of the University of Nebraska Lincoln is in Basin awaiting mobilization with the unit departing on the 28th. He is the brother of the Rev Long of the Adventist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Long
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Mr. Long
Rev. Long
Adventist Church
Boys Sentenced at Colter for Petty Theft
Sheriff Wickwire took Harold Anderson and Sidney Stark to Colter last Sunday for a chance to mend their ways. Both boys were charged with petty thefts and, on account of their ages, Judge Metts sentenced them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickwire
Harold Anderson
Sidney Stark
Colter
Metz
Election Monday Night At Chamber Officers Meeting
The Chamber of Commerce will hold an officers election next Monday night with all members urged to attend. Mrs. Frank Kane arrived in Basin on Wednesday to join her husband and will reside at the parsonage of Rev. F. M. Newport. For envelopes and letterheads contact The Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Kane
Basin
Mrs. Kane
F. M. Newport
Smaller fair prizes paid in thrift stamps
Midland Empire fair announces that with the exception of livestock prizes, all awards of three dollars and under will be paid in Thrift stamps. Managers expect government approval and urge endorsement as every Thrift stamp in an American home is a blow to the Kaiser's coffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Livestock Department
Kaiser
Hon Sy
Draft age extension unlikely says Baker and senators
Washington reports indicate the War Department would oppose extending draft age limits while the Senate weighs a bill to include men 18 to 45. Secretary Baker cautions against radical changes yet notes growing demand could force new manpower strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
War Department
Baker
Senate
France
Maryland
Military Affairs Committee
Crowder
Hmit
Arma
War Savings Stamps drive strong in Basin Big Horn counties
Frank A Wise county War Savings Stamps chairman reports big sales and pledges across Basin and Big Horn counties with expectations of exceeding the quota. Hyattville and Burlington pledge strong totals, Greybull aims for top, with June 1 to June 27 figures showing 19000 in Basin area. George Oliver drafted to report at Gillette today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Wise
Basin
Big Horn County
Asa Mercer
Hyattville
Asa
Co. F. Hensley
Burlington
Greybull
Mr. Wise
Wyoming
Federal Reserve Banks and Post Offices
Washakie G
Muirhead
Converse
T. David
Joe E. Denham
Natronal
Richard Shipp
Laramie E. W. Stone
Ti Johnson
W. J. Thom
Fremont F. B. Godfrey
Big Horn
W. P. Hogarty
Park
C. Park, Jr
Albany M. N. Grant
Il Sheridan
R. Massey
Carbon
W. W. Daley
Sweetwater
Rh. D. Murphy
Goshen
T. C Powers
Crook H. P. Maley
Platte Jos
A. Ellicott
Lincoln
P. J. Quealy
Niobrara
D. B. Goddard
Campbell KB. J, Chassell
Ulota Abe Crawford
Woeton
John L. Baird
Yellowstone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Greybull Burns Books
Presbyterian Aid
The
Republican
Treasury of
Asin Joosts
Coln
Tate Jane
George Oliver
Gillette
Haseen
George
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