Local and Personal Items of Interest
Oscar Beck left for Omaha on business. Peter Keenan visited Kemmerer during the week. Postmaster Jesse Budd resumes duties after illness. Rev. Williams and family left for the east. Gilbert Haden stayed in town from Cottonwood. Walter Yose traveled between Big Piney and Kemmerer. Frank Chapel traveled to Opal. Mrs Claude Hamilton departed for Laramie to stay indefinitely. L D Tanner returned from Opal with truck supplies. Geo Durnford, once local, is dangerously ill in Evanston. J L Fleming returned with the body of Clare Bondurant from the Haddenham ranch. Frank James, son of local residents, reported missing in action in France. J H Schmidt bought Rev Williams’s Ford touring car and toured Opal. A local exchange features two schoolboys debating war bonds and investments.
Why We Fight By Clarence L Speed For Casper Wyoming
Clarence L Speed argues the war is a fight for freedom, defending Russia against autocracy and Germany. He traces Russia’s revolutions from 1917 to the Bolshevik rise, warning that without sustained Allied victory freedom dies and Prussian control spreads, urging continued western front action.
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