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Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1917

Page

7

Y M C A Welcomes Drafted Soldiers at Camp Loews

At Camp Loews American Lake Washington the drafted men of the new national army are welcomed with fully equipped, free facilities. The Red Triangle symbol signals a friendly Y M C A building offering writing rooms, books, recreation, and guidance aimed at fitness for service through education and religious support.

Camp Loews American Lake Wash New National Army Western Department

McAdoo Muddles It In Presidential Prospect

A critical appraisal argues Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo seeks the presidency by linking his administration to wartime actions. It highlights his claim that every American life and vessel loss by Germany was an act of war and cites the May 7 1915 Lusitania sinking as the pivotal infamy. The piece questions how he can defend delays and the kept-us-out-of-war campaign of 1916 given these events.

Treasury McAdoo Germany United States

Everybody In War Savings Certificates Drive

The government will issue small denomination war savings certificates next month. They will mature in about five years at four percent interest and aim to attract the small investor. The plan seeks broad public involvement, tying citizens to the war effort and pressuring the administration to disclose how funds are spent.

United States

Pa Ra No Chance For The Devil At Presidio Training Camp

At a Presidio training camp 1500 men are being trained as officers for the national army. Clarence A. Spaulding of Pasadena has been called to six months of religious service with the Y M C A. He encounters a recruit who quips that the devil has no chance to eat a meal there due to the men’s busyness.

Presidio National Army Clarence A. Spaulding Pasadena National War Work Council Y. M

Extracted honey urged over comb to save bees and wood

A Dakota Farmer letter argues consumers should demand extracted honey to maximize value and save bees and basswood sections. It defends purity, notes granulation as proof, and urges readers to request extracted honey while warning comb honey wastes resources.

Bee Notes for Winter Care from Dakota Farmer

Winter bee care advice from the Dakota Farmer emphasizes cellar storage when possible and wind protection with straw. Do not open hives during cold spells or snow buildup at the entrance, and wait for warm weather to intervene. Honey is highlighted as an affordable wholesome food, with wheat bread and honey noted as a strong dietary combination for children.

Army YMCA Notes Show War Aid At Home And Abroad

The army YMCA on the Pacific coast spends about $1,000 daily on paper and envelopes for soldiers and sailors. Mme Schumann-Heink sang for 3,000 enlisted men at the Presidio. Ten YMCA outfits were sent to Russia with soap, chocolate, motion picture machines, and athletic goods. Trained secretaries are being sent abroad to expand association activities on a large scale.

Army Navy Pacific Coast Mme. Schumann-Heink Presidio San Francisco Army Y. M. C. A Russia

Cameron Welsh Writes From Camp Mills Field Artillery

A letter from Cameron C. Welsh of Basin, serving in the 137th Field Artillery at Camp Mills New York, thanks Basin friends for tobacco sent. He reports all are well, adjusting to army life and enjoying service with the unit.

Cameron C. Welsh 137Th Field Artillery Camp Mills N. Y Basin L. 1 Buster Rupert

Railroad Strike Averts With Concessions Reassuring War Effort

Washington on November 20 reports railroads and union leaders have reached concessions over wages. Officials view the accord as complete reassurance that America's war against Germany will proceed unimpeded.

Washington Railroads Four Brotherhoods America Germany

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