At A Common Table After War Aid And Food
The piece warns against overconfidence from wartime gains and urges continued effort for civilization. It emphasizes feeding hungry neutrals after the war, aiding Allies and overrun lands, and building America’s postwar trade while promoting democracy through shared food and conservation. Dated Nov 4, 1818.
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America
Germany
Poland
Servia
Armenia
Norway
Sweden
Holland
Rumania
Ukraine
Baltic
United States
Married at Becks in 1918 with small wedding
William P. Eley and Helen M. Jaccoby wed last Thursday November 7 1918 at the Beck residence with Rev Williams of the Episcopal church officiating. They will reside in the upper country. F A Fear returned from Grand River Iowa with a carload of registered cattle for his herd. Dan Budd shipped beef cattle from Opal to the eastern market. his prize steer was moved to the railroad by James Jensen in Bethlehem's large truck.
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Oscar Beckin
William P. Eley
Helen M. Jaccoby
Rev. Williams
Episcopal Church
F. A. Fear
Grand River
Iowa
Dan Budd
Opal
James Jensen
Bethlehem
Deaths Five Die In One Family At Halfway
Five deaths within a single Herford family are reported near Halfway with Nellie, Eugene, and two others buried. pneumonia illness leaves the mother and two more children bed-fast. Henry Hendrickson, Halfway rancher, dies of pneumonia. Clare E Bondurant, 32, dies after illness on the road to La Barge. burials scheduled in Bondurant.
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Herford
Eugene
Nellie Herford
John Haley
William and Son
Stubb
Death of Piney resident Tom Clementsen
Tom Clementsen of Pinedale died last Tuesday in Piney of pneumonia. He was a highly respected young citizen, with a deep sadness settling over the community. William John Hawes, born in Denver and 25, came to Big Piney ten years ago and has long been part of the Osterhout family. Bill served as foreman for the Big Piney Roundup Association for eight years.
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Tom Clementsen
Pinedale
Piney
William John Hawes
Denver
Colo
Big Piney
Osterhout Fam
Bill
Big Piney Roundup Association
Obituary of Local Community Member Who Died 1918
Four years of faithful service marked his tenure in a local post. A member of the W O W of Big Piney and the Elks lodge of Rock Springs, he died after a ten day illness from Spanish influenza on Wednesday November 18, 1918. He was cared for at the home of Austin Richardson on Horse Creek. The Osterhout home will host the funeral tomorrow morning.
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Big Piney and Elks Lodge
Rock Springs
Austin Richardson
Horse Creek
Notice to Teachers Examinations Set for Nov 21 23
County superintendent Margaret F Nicholson announces teachers examinations to be held at Kemmerer Afton Jackson and Big Piney on November 21 22 and 23 1918 Under new school laws entrants must show at least two years of high school work and five normal credits to be eligible Credentials only not diplomas apply and those lacking credits should not take the examination Dated November 7 1918 Adv 2-3
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Kemmerer
Afton
Jackson
Big Piney
Margaret F. Nicholson
Wardell Family Illnesses and Local Moves Reported
Five members of the Wardell family were on the sick list this past week. Mr. Olson and Mr. Luce are in an Omaha hospital with severe colds. Hildur Swanstrom spent last weekend at home. Parley Wardell visited town last Wednesday. Ralph Griffin called at the Wardell ranch Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hiles moved from Kendall to Piney and rented the Oscar Beck house used as Red Cross headquarters during summer.
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Wardell
Mr. Olson
Mr. Luce
Omaha
Chas. Hiles
Kendall
Piney
Oscar Beck
Red Cross
Christmas Boxes for Soldiers from Green River Valley
The Green River Valley Chapter of the Red Cross has received 125 Christmas boxes to fill and send to soldiers in France. Donors are urged to respond quickly as boxes must be shipped by the 20th. Committee members include Misses Leopold, Crelly, Thomas, Mrs. James Jensen of Big Piney, and Misses Lois Linn and Hawkins of Marbleton.
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Green River Valley
Red Cross
France
Leopold
Crelly
Thomas
James Jensen
Big Piney
Lois Linn and
Hawkins
Marbleton
State and Nation Go Republican in Election Sweep
The Nov 7 results show the Republican national and state tickets all winning with strong majorities. County offices mostly went Democratic except for one, county attorney J A Christmas, elected by a narrow margin. H D Scott of Daniel joins the Board of County Commissioners, Oscar Beck and T D O'Neil both defeated for State Senate. Subscribe for the Examiner.
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Havon
J. A. Christmas
Board of
H. D. Scott
Daniel
Oscar Beck
T. D. O’neil
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Theodore Diers
Wyoming
BECK
Big Piney Merc. Co
Agene, William
Son Herford
Henry Hendrickson
Halfway
Clare E. Bondurant
Bondurant
Wyo
la Barge
Haddenham Ranch
B. F. Bondurant
William J. Hawes
Ily
the Emporium
W. G. Heitz
Riverside News Notes
Hildur Swanstrom
Parley Wardell
Ralph Griffin
Wardell Ranch
State Bank of