Thanksgiving Proclamations Observed Across States
President Wilson proclaims November 28 as Thanksgiving with a call to feast and pray in peace after the war. Wyoming acting governor Frank L. Houx follows, urging residents to abstain from work to thank God for peace prosperity and victory.
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Washington
Wilson
United States of America
Woodrow Wilson
United States
District of Columbia
Frank L. Houx
Wyoming
Proclamation Calls Day Of Prayer Amid War
The governor urges observance of a day of prayer and thanksgiving as the world endures a devastating war with unprecedented casualties. The proclamation frames this time as opportune for thanks toward God and reflects on Christ’s crucifixion and resurrection in a period of national trial.
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Christ
War Work Drive Reaches County Goal
D L Carr county War Work Drive chairman reports over eight thousand nine hundred dollars secured in the county. Hy atville district led with fifty percent over subscription and many groups report strong overages. The county quota was six thousand with fifty percent oversubscription aimed and will be surpassed. The Red Cross annual meeting elected directors and planned new departments with meetings set for December.
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D. L. Carr
United War
Hyattville
Warren Dailey
Shell
Maud King
Manderson
Loren Gray
South Bench
Wm. Gibson
Drew Prugh
Otto
G. J. Schenk
Emblem
H. D. Buehner
Burlington
R. G. Nelson
Lovell
Byron
Kane
F. A. Little
Cowley
Deaver
Bruce Taggart
Greybull
C. J. Williams
The
Red Cross
C. H. Fitzpatrick
J. Bircumshaw
W. A. Robb
J. C Stewart
J. F. Ewers
Thos. M. Hyde
Alice Thompson
Messrs
W. B. Hartigan
T. K. Bishop
J. C. Stewart
F. A. Wise
Welcome Home Celebration for Returning Soldiers Proposed
It is proposed to hold a monster celebration to honor boys who have served in France on their return. The Republican will receive funds for organizing the event. Already $40 has been subscribed. People may leave contributions at the office for proper credit, with a contributors meeting to adopt plans forthcoming.
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France
Tater
All Nations In Settlement Congress Adjorns For December
The assembly adjourns until December with all nations in settlement preserving a voice in the conference. Delegates from multiple states and organizations remain engaged as talks pause.
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ALL Nations
Congress
Peace conference likely to include all war allies
Paris reports that nations declared war on the central powers and those formed from the war will attend the peace talks. China Siam and other eastern states are expected to participate and a two treaty plan may govern final settlements. Washington notes Congress plans a brief vacation before the third session opens December 2.
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Paris
Japan
Siam
China
Kiao- Chau
Germany
Kiao-Chau
Haiti
Montenegro
Great Britain
France
United States
Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Watson
Indiana
Sherman
Illinois
Wilson
Reed
Missouri
League of Nations
Marshall
Clark
Davis
Finance Committee
Treasury
Death of Peter Wood in Palmer bound funeral likely
Peter Wood, about forty five, a laborer in the county, died last Monday night from flu. He had a history with drink and exposure, and relatives in Palmer Massachusetts were notified. The body is expected to be forwarded to Palmer today.
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Peter Wood
Palmer
Mass
Sullivan Said To Be Favorite For Speaker Of House
Word from Cheyenne places E. J. Sullivan as the choice of a majority of Republicans for speaker of the house in the next session. Residents of the county feel honored by his slated leadership and believe he will fill the office with statewide and local honor.
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Cheyenne
E. J. Sullivan
Pa-Ba Entertained at Cards
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. E. F Peterson entertained at cards. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Thos. M. Hyde, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. West, Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Pease, Mr. and Mrs. Clymer, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Bur chess and Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Bishop. At midnight delicious refreshments were served.
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E. F Peterson
Thos. M. Hyde
R. B. West
T. 8S. Armstrong
W. S. Pease
Clymer
B. C. Burchess
T. K. Bishop
Mrs. Burchess Hosts Honor Guest at Dinner
Last Friday evening Mrs. B C Burchess entertained in honor of Mrs. W S Pease. Also present were Mesdames Clymer EB F Peterson T K Bishop T 38 Armstrong Guy Brill and Thos M Hyde.
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B. C. Burchess
W. 8. Pease
Clymer
F Peterson
T. K. Bishop
T. 38
Armstrong
Guy Brill
Thos
M. Hyde
Move to Basin for Low Blakesley family
Mr and Mrs Low Blakesley and family relocate from Horse creek to Basin and reside in the Freemag house on north Sixth Abroet.
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Low Blakesley
Basin
Horse Creek
Freemag House
North Sixth Abroet
Dinner Guests Include W. S. Pease and Bishop Couple
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Pease were dinner guests Wednesday alongside Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Kk. Bishop.
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Mra
W. 8
Pease
Mr. J
T. Kk. Bishop
Quarantine Violations Lead to Fines in Grey Bull
Dr. H T Harris of the state health service filed complaints after pool halls and picture shows in Grey Bull defied quarantine while he was away in Cheyenne. Three pool halls and two theaters pleaded guilty, each paying a $10 fine and receiving a one week closure. Harris warns prosecutions will follow to enforce the quarantine.
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H. T. Harris
State Health Service
Greybull
Cheyenne
Geoge Harding
Anless
Notice to Red Cross workers on returning completed articles
All who have supplies for making articles for the Red Cross are to return the completed articles within one month. If unable to comply, obtain an extension from Mrs. W. A. Robb or Mrs. H. C. Avery.
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Red Cross
W. A. Robb
H C. Avery
Government lifts express rates adjusting freight costs
Washington reports that the Director General McAdoo announces broad increases in express rates across regions. The western and southern areas see merchandise hikes of 10 to 12 cents per 100 pounds with food rates up about 75 percent, effective January 1 due to higher wages. The eastern shipments rise 16 to 17 cents per 100 pounds on first and second class, with Canada rates up 15 cents per 100 pounds. local differentials cause minor variations.
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Washington
McAdoo
The
Railroad Administration
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
East
Canada
Commodity rate changes set intrastate shifts and hikes
Rates across many commodities rise by 10 cents per 100 pounds amid widespread exceptions. Milk and cream interstate and intrastate prices jump 25 percent from last July. Garden produce and other foods shipped by express will adopt the new class rates. Intrastate scales and classifications are abolished.
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Express
Christmas Parcels For Soldiers Over Seas
Postmaster Coons says parcels to soldiers overseas must be mailed by November 30th. Next of kin lacking entitling cards may obtain them from the local Red Cross, with cards available to ensure holiday packages reach servicemen by the deadline.
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Coons
Red Cross
Liberty Loan Payment Due Promptly to Avoid Costs
The 4th Liberty Loan Bonds payment was due yesterday. Local banks urge bondholders on the payment plan to come in promptly to meet the debt and avoid increased costs.
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Liberty Loan
Picture Show Saturday Night Reopens in Basin
Al Cliff and the Rex theatre announce reopening Saturday evening after flu quarantine. Opening bill features The Talk of the Town plus two comedies. Town residents urged to support the Cliffs and show appreciation for local entertainment.
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al Cliff
Rex Theatre
Basin
Sterling
S. R O
Epidemic Influenza Brought Under Control Says Doctors
Doctors M. H. Smith and H. T. Harris report the influenza outbreak in the area is well under control with no further spread expected. Cases are mild and all points noted as progressing smoothly.
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M. H. Smith
H. T. Harris
George Miller Visits Cody County Friends Surprised by Health
George Miller of the Cody country was in town last night to visit friends. This marked his first return in several months and his family noted his health improvement greatly impressed those who saw him.
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George Miller
Cody Country
George
Misses Carson Visiting Aunt in Worland Wyoming
The Misses Myrtle and Lizzie Carson are visiting this week with their aunt Mrs. Wilson Gibson in Worland.
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Myrtle
Lizzie Carson
Worland
Mrs. Win, Gibson
Water and Light Plant Employees Improve After Illness
George Morrison and Don Loyer, popular workers at the water and light plant, have been ill with influenza but are reported much better. Mrs F L Miller, previously ill with pneumonia, is also improving this morning.
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George Morrison
Don Loyer
Mra. F. L. Miller
Prheurmonia
Basin civic Thanksgiving program set for courthouse service
A Basin celebration plans a 10 am Thanksgiving union service at the courthouse next Thursday. School children sing, with prayers and remarks by Supt Colthorp, Rev Kimbro, Judge Metz, and others. A combined choir will provide music. speakers are asked to keep talks under 10 minutes.
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Basin
Court House
W. C. Snow
P. W. Metz
Thos M. Hyde
Brussels Liberated as German Guards Exit City
Brussels celebrates liberation with crowds in the streets and flags everywhere. Burgomaster Lemonnier proclaims welcome to victorious Allied troops and the Belgian king and queen. A mass procession forms to Place des Martyrs as the Ara Banconne and allied anthems sound.
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Brussels
Lenjorier
Lemonier
Leon Starcase
Hotel de Ville
Place Des Martyre
Lemontor
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