Uncle Ted's Stories Sees Waste in Brooklyn Army Base
Uncle Ted returns with strong political views on the Wilson league and the 1916 election. He laments waste at the Brooklyn army base, describing rusting tracks and unprotected trucks, and reports rotting food stored there, accusing the Democrats of mismanagement and neglect.
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Ruth
Uncle Ted
Jack
Republican Party
United States
Wilson League
Cox
World Club
Brooklyn Army Base
New York City
Europe
War Department
Democrats
Brooklyn
New York
The Office Boy’s Column on 1916 Politics and Kox
The column mocks Cox and Woodrow Wilson seeking votes in 1916 Ohio. It criticizes pro German stance and profiteers while urging vigilance as voters awaken to the GOP effort led by Cox and Hayes. It ends with barber shop price notes.
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Republikians
Turkie Gobler
Will Hayes
Pauline
Kox
Guy Kox
Demokrat Partie
Woodrow the Furst
Woodrow the
Furst
Ilan
Adam
Honer
Kuntry
Armie
Pershing
Villa
Woodrow
Kaus
Furst Hause
Gayner
Ohio
McKinley
Bubble Kross
Jermany
Kampane
Amerika
Lucytania
Amerikans
Everway
Shane
Galler
Koz
Furat
Kox Kan
Millyon
Legour
Wilson
Lost tire carrier and two tires between Manderson and Worland
A lost item notice says a tire carrier and two 34x4 tires were broken off between Manderson and Worland. Minnesota license No 9114 is attached. Also found a store room key on south Fifth street and instruction to apply at the office.
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Manderson
Worland
Minnesota
J. B. Ogden
South Fifth Street
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Ted
Tom
Wyoming Cavalry
Big Horn County
Wyoming Gas Company
Auto Supply & Tire
Company Basin, Wyo
Mason
Gohn’s Tire Service
Basin