Sacajawea Guided the Lewis and Clark Expedition
The account recalls Sacajawea carrying her infant Baz on the long voyage toward the Pacific, interpreting for chiefs, aiding in trade and diplomacy with Shoshone and Chinook groups, and trading for an otter robe with a belt of beads that symbolized her simple, valued life. It ends with her farewell at Fort Mandan and reflections on desires beyond trinkets.
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Mandan
Sacajawea
Baptiste
Mountem
Basil
Baz
She Ey
Clark
Sam
Seb
Pacific
Chinnook
Ft. Mandan
Charbonneau
Lewis
Ife
Fragmented Exposition Teases Romance Within Duty
A reflective line contemplates a woman’s inner life and the elusive moment of romance amid toil and authority, hinting at forthcoming continuation as the narrative explores hidden feelings and personal strength.
War Bond Drive Urges Purchase of 155mm Guns
The 155 millimeter gun, modern version of WWI GP, ranges 15 miles with a 93 pound shell. It doubles range of the old gun, costs 50 000 dollars each, and arsenals rush to produce them for the armed forces. Citizens are urged to buy War Bonds and put 10 percent of income toward county quotas with every paycheck.
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America
War Bonds Back the Eagles of the Air
America’s plants rush to produce thousands of fighter planes. War Savings Bonds help finance the cost as citizens commit to at least ten percent of their income to the effort. Every pay day, Americans buy their share to support the Army and Navy air corps.
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America
Army
Navy Air Corps
USO In Wyoming Campaign Funds Outline
A historical notice describes the USO as a voluntary organization approved by armed services leaders to support service members welfare and morale. It lists cooperating agencies including YMCA, YWCA, National Catholic Community Service, Salvation Army, Jewish Welfare Board, National Travelers Aid Association, with the American Red Cross and USO collaborating for service members welfare.
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John A. Looms
USA Committee
Wyoming
Service Organization, Inc
Armed Services
USC
Young Men's Christia Association
National Catholic Community Service
The
Salvation Army
Young Women’s Christian Association
Jewish Welfare Board
National Travelers Aid Association
American Red Cross
USO
What Specific Duties Does So Do For Service Men
The organization runs club houses for service men, brings high quality shows, provides comforts on maneuvers and overseas, offering recreation and home-like comforts during absence. The present campaign seeks 32 million dollars nationwide from voluntary contributions to support the men who will fight. Wyoming’s quota is 25900. Do your full share.
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Wyoming
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