Edwin Luce Gored by Stallion at Ranch Near Green River
Edwin Luce a 13 year old son of Mr and Mrs W W Luce was kicked by a stallion while tying the animal at their Green River ranch. The left eye area suffered a severe fracture and an eight inch wound required eleven stitches. He remained conscious after being carried indoors and has shown bravery. He was brought to town last Sunday for treatment and is improving.
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Edwin Luce
W. W. Luce
Green River
Wm. Powers
Gray Inn
Local Red Cross Notes Rally Cloth for Soldiers
The Red Cross notes commend the women volunteers who are sewing garments for soldiers. Mrs. Margaret R. Fish sent ten ready to ship bed shirts, Mrs. Emma Sisco made fifteen pairs of socks and one sweater, Miss Boyer contributed four bed shirts, and Mrs. Dr. Hook took ten bed shirts to make. Nearly all the ladies are working to prepare the next shipment.
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Margaret R. Fish
Emma Sisco
Lincoln County coroner hopeful E L Thomas announces candidacy
E L Thomas of Kemmerer Wyoming declares his run for Lincoln County Coroner in the Republican primaries. He urges voter support and notes his long residency and qualifications. A separate notice mentions the Chicago Fur Hide and Wool Co man visiting Piney Aug 17 to buy junk with stamps.
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Chicago Fur, Hide and Wool Co
Douglas
Piney
War Emergency Thresher's Report Issued for County Farmers
The government orders threshers to file monthly wheat and other cereal threshed reports. Each thresher will receive a record book to track grain types, amounts, acreage, and threshing charges for farmers. County agents will distribute books and compile monthly county totals to telegraph to Washington by the fifth of each month.
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Washington, D. C
Maughan
Lincoln County
Big Piney
John Wardell
John Budd
C. W. Carlson
Hugo Swanstrom
Louis Vickery
Marbieton
John Walters
LaBarge
Threshing Season Reporting Guidance Issued
Mr. Maughan asks others with threshers to write for a record. Grain threshed in this section will be mostly oats barley and some rye. Monthly reports are unnecessary. a report to the county agent at season end will suffice.
Heitz Files Candidacy for County Coroner Seat
A P Heitz of Kemmerer Wyoming declares his bid for the Republican nomination for County Coroner, subject to the August 20 primary. He notes long residence in the area and believes he is well qualified for the office. August 1, 1918. 1adv.
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Lincoln County
Yearling Hereford Bulls for Sale at Big Piney
Carload of registered Hereford yearling bulls to be offered at Big Piney Wyoming around August 12. Bulls are described as first class and priced reasonably. Trade-ins of old bulls considered for responsible buyers. Contact via phone or mail at Hotel Piney in Big Piney.
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Big Piney
Hotel Piney
Wyoming
Piano for sale in Kemmerer at low price
Local buyer offers a piano in Kemmerer for sale. Emerson make, mahogany case, fine tone, recently tuned, described as as new. First applicant to respond may purchase. contact Bruce in Denver Colorado.
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Kemmerer
Emerson
Pes Iano
Bruce
Denver
Colorado
Liberty Loan Drive Set for September to October
The next Liberty Loan drive will launch on September 28 and close on October 19. A three week interval separates the opening day from the conclusion.
Lincoln County Urged to Enlist 25000 Nurses Reserve
Government calls 25 000 young women to enroll in the United States Nurse Reserve. Women aged nineteen to thirty five may enroll to train as nurses or enter Army Nursing School programs. Options include readiness until April 1 1919 or civilian and military paths with spots filled as vacancies arise. The drive seeks to meet Army needs of about 26000 graduate nurses by January.
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United States
Army Nursing School
War Department
Army
Lincoln County
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Red Cross
Sonora
E. D. Key
Daniel
Big Piney Merc. Co
E. L. Thomas
Kemmerer, Wyo
Thresher’s
the Emporium
W. G. Heitz
Big Piney, Wyoming
A. P. Heitz
United States Nurse Reserve
Lincoln
State Bank of
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