Wyoming Council of Defense Backs Saloon Closures and War Efforts
The Wyoming State Council of Defense urged President Wilson to close all saloons as part of war mobilization. They argued alcohol undermines industry and war production while promoting county agents, war gardens, and home guard units to support agricultural and defense programs across counties.
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Wyoming Council of Defense
Caton News Service
Chevetine
Wyo
Wyoming
State Council of Defense
Tris
Wilsa
Pranwily
Fo Ie
Amerd
Stile Council of Defense
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Eimploy
Lane Wey
West Suiarer
Honte
Aris
Need More Men in France and Nearby Areas
Fragmentary text references seeking more men in France and nearby regions for a military or recruitment drive. Mentions of sites, leaders, and various place names appear garbled, with scattered phrases about capacity, pace, and needs for soldiers. No clear dates, units, or outcomes are identifiable from the readable fragments.
Service Flag Presented to University of Wyoteitus
A ceremony at the University of Wyoteitus honored Miss Hilon Caeuntunii as the service flag was presented by the university community. The event called several men to respond to the call for service, with others stepping forward for post service duties at nearby locations.
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Seruice
University SA Ruthce AG
Mabey
PsLibitien
Butles
Aro
Universitig
Hilon Caeuntunii
Vileats
University of Wyoteitus
Organize to Protect CH Industry Delegates Aim for National Action
Fragmented OCR paragraph describes a gathering organized to safeguard an industry, with delegates present from cities including Denver and Cheyenne and United States senators involved. Spokespersons express hopes for federal action, while some observers warn against overreach and delays.
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Aimerony
Cheyenne
Dela
United States
Kendric
Mysterious Message Leads To Suspect Detention In County Jail
A garbled report states that a man identified as Beowil is held without bail in the county jail, charged with ten felonies. The text mentions a Greek nickname and a cryptic note from Chicago, with no clear evidence of criminal wrongdoing by others.
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Mheremie Willior B. Beowil
Chicas
Slock
United States
Fred Tag
Salt Lake Stamp Company
W. Broadway
Sal Lake City
Int
Arrest Two Men Accused of Murder in Evanston
James Thomas and Daryikes were arrested at Pal Vaude, November, on a murder charge. They are taken to Evanston for arraignment on allegations of shooting Nick Thomas near Fort last September.
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Evanston
James ‘Thomas
Daryikes
Pal Vaude
Foriat
Nick Thomas
Fort
Wael Salbeak
Peer Fond
Cowie
Elton Bata
Biverk
Cabbote
Abana
Bert Skeledt
Libs al Cosmith
Cinescore
Winding
Surerce
New York
Wyoming Wool Growers
Assheikuitan
Oughesty
Jola HW
Matte
Higtiet Forester
Denver
Leo Bragui le
Cubah
Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
Troutle
Greg Miler
France
Sifal Corps
Twentieth Engineers
Railroad Auxiliary Forest Battalions
Custer Hanks
Casper
J. A. Turner
Chrise Church
Daag
Wyoming Governor’s Son Drowned in City Accident
Cheyenne reports Gov Brinkroux's son Chrisis Mons drowned in an accident in the city. Gov Law then in Washington was notified immediately.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Troi
Diel Chrisis Mons
Brinkroux
Law
Washington
County Clerk Receipts Quadrupled in Year Totals
County office receipts quadrupled with 670 in the year compared to 4,500.50 in the prior year. Records show 617 as the year reference and compare year over year growth.
Meeteetse Boys Arrive as Sunset Division Reaches Port
Messages from former Company WK members describe the Sunset division arriving at a highport in a tense, somber mood. The dispatch notes relief and concern as the group reports on mretuoise activities and ongoing woe among the troops.
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WK. Won. GL
Big Basin fire and state events dominate Wyoming page
The Basin store was destroyed by fire while Wyoming communities report school openings Worland and Cody organize defense groups. Senator Kendrick spoke in Denver on bar relocation labor shortages. Frank Wesley convicted in Sheridan. Civil notices include post office robbery near Lake View and other regional updates across Ells, Evanston, and Gillette.
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Basin
Cody
Worland
Big Horn Credit Agsociasion
Torierist
Lovell Wraming Sheepnen
Hee Shorlige
Thor
Ales Nisbet
Frank Wesley
Paul Paulus
Sheridan
Lake View
Lin- Ely
Miruigumiain
Ben Stevenson
Crapper
Vielogical Survey
Volivenen
Tieuiaen
Cherenne
Lizher
Chrisie Mans
Governor Tons
Fort Collins
Joe Marcell
Lone Bass
Garpadkyal
Willuig
Pela
Children Learn Knitting Through Simple Squares and Wristlets
The article outlines school knitting projects using colored yarn squares from Nevedtas, then progress to wristlets and mitts. It covers tool sizes from No. 1 to No. 2 needles, yarn standards, joining techniques for The Cross, and basic stitch practice to produce even stitches before advancing to larger garments.
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Sant
Ain
Little Girl Dress: White Frock for Three or Four Year Olds
Mothers in winter seek sewing play and practical attire for children. January dry goods sales push white fabrics and new season frocks. A fine batiste dress for a three or four year old features long body, full skirt, fine embroidery, and pink satin accents with a rose on the brim of the hat.
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Meir Vitth
Mary
Ting
Uele
Lesson on Jesus and the Sabbath in Mark
Lesson discusses Jesus as Lord of the Sabbath and the shift from Jewish Sabbath to the Christian Lord's Day. It argues mercy over ceremony, the healing of a withered hand, and the value of rest for work effort during wartime.
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America
Jesus
Hinself
New Times
Yale
England
Scrap iron drive on European battlefields sparks debate
Reports from London and Paris discuss salvage of scrap metal after the war. Governments set terms on recovering steel, copper, aluminum and other materials from battlefields and wreckage. Salvage work proceeds with testing of material and potential uses for military needs.
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Europe
London
Macera
Sid Tanto Stuel
Pierre
ONE MUTE STORY OF THE WAR VIEWPORTS OF CALAIS
A World War I era vignette describes a destroyed town near Calais with residents gone. We see ruined churches and houses, shells missing, and inhabitants living in holes beneath the earth as rain reopens the battered streets. The piece contrasts peaceful days before the siege with a somber, shell-scarred present.
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Calais
Wild Townsend Torter
Atlantic Monthly
Turn a Deaf Ear and Hearing for Wise Speech
A fragmentary reflection urges using the hearing ear for right occasions while turning a deaf ear to unwise or hurtful words. It warns that guiding words can ease strife and pain, and stresses restraint in repeating offensive or defamatory remarks.
Teall Encounter Sparks Curiosity Over Boy’s Name
A Teall scene shows a kindly woman asking a boy for his name. The boy replies Toshua Shadrech Lemuel Totis and mentions he is on a trail to learn who gave him the name.
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Toshua Shadrech Lemuel Totis
The Waua! Thing Brings Quirky Sayings to Light
A fragmentary item highlights Briggs as a lucky fellow whose business is always burning. A stray question about a cryptic term appears, followed by a remark on publishing popular aims.
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Briggs
Burnalig
Popular Ain
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