United States Food Administration Calls for Continued Food Saving
The article urges ongoing food conservation under the 1918 pledge amid war, noting America's duty to save 1714 million tons of food. It cites sugar ration adjustments from four to three to two pounds monthly, praising careful use and avoidance of waste as essential to victory plans.
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America
Soldiers on Leave Challenge Paris YMCA Hotels
In Paris thousands of American troops on 24 to 48 hour leave overwhelm YMCA facilities. The Pavilion hotels fill quickly with beds at one franc four nights and meals at cost. A Baltimore volunteer runs the canteen. 34 exhausted soldiers sleep on floors as staff stay up to feed and provide temporary shelter, illustrating persistent demand beyond supply.
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Paris
France
Elizabeth Gilman
Baltimore
Thanking Kinney Family for Kindness After Bereavement
The Kinney family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for their flowers and support in the loss of Mrs. Gertrude J. Kinney. They thank the organist Mr. Howard Heines Reverend Van Winkle Mr. W. Kinney and the brothers and sisters for their aid.
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Gertrude J. Kinney
Howard Heines
van Winkle
W. Kh Kinney
Annual Meeting Notion for Mutual Co-Operative Mining Co
Notice announces Vien Sixth Annual Stockholders meeting of Mutual Co-Operative Mining Co in Cheyenne Wyoming at 1 pm on December 19 1918 to elect directors and address corporate matters. All stockholders invited. Secretary Frank F. Wire. Attest F B Gibson President. Cheyenne Wyoming November 23 30 December 7 1918.
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Mutual Co-Operative Mining Company
Wesl
First Nation Bank Bldg
Cheyenne
Wyoming
FE. Wire
F. B. Gibson
U. 8
Wyo
Thomas F. Burke
Sherman
Township
Range
Priv
Meridian
U. S. Land Office
John Webster
Arthur Williams
Jesse Sloany
Hubert Wiebel
Laramie
Honor Roll for 1000 W S S Club
Honor roll list includes Hilliard Ridgely William Hinkead Co W Burdick Jd KR Carpenter Max J Meyer John McLaughlin Neuman Robert KK Myers John B Kendrick Mrs WwL ton George KE Abbott Charles Hecker M D McLaughlin O'Conner Fema Veronia Wolfer David Newman A D Johnston at Mrs John Brown Mrs Christine Jurgens Mary Schmidt L sancw Sors Growers Asem Fotopnias
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Hilliard S
War's Demand for Improvement Ways Be Permanent
Detroit dispatch notes postwar plans for permanent highways, led by the Lincoln Highway Association. Illinois voters approve a 60 million bond for a state-wide road system, with work expected to start after the war. Nebraska and other states prepare similar measures as reconstruction begins and years of planned highway building resume.
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Detroit
Linccoln Highway Association
Illinois
Geneva
Mississippi River
State of
Lincoln Highway
Lincoln Highway Association
Nebraska
National Organization
Lincoln Aighway Association
Abies $1000 Reward Offer Not Fully Readable
Fragmentary OCR text lists a reward amount of 1000 dollars and names unclear entities. The legible fragment suggests a public notice style with reward context but lacks complete details such as recipient, action, or authority.
Untitled Wyoming Public Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists names and entities including Alex Triuntos Howard DP James Leaden Frank Leadon D Clark Kad Alices Castner Jones Crabb Cranor and Andy von Thos with references to Underwomd Live Stock Co and Wyoming State Tribune in a damaged notice context.
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Alex Triuntos
Wyoming State Tribune
Wood Live Stock Company
Howard DP
James Leaden
Frank Leadon
Dolm D. Clark
Kad Alices Castner Kh
Jones
C. Crabb
Mra
O Cranor
Andy von Thos
Kirk
New War Dept Song Book Issued Free to Servicemembers
The War Department Commission on Training Camp Activities approves a new army song book of about eighty songs. It will be issued free to all in service, not available to the public. Contents include patriotic airs hymns camp songs and popular tunes with McCutcheon illustrations.
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Department of Camp Music
War Department Commission On Trafting
America
Columbia
Mr. Zip
McCutcheon
Forestry Improvement Work Pushed to Meet Immediate Needs
The secretary of agriculture urges faster forestry improvement, more forest guards, and earlier protection staffing for each fire season. The 1918 protection effort faced extreme fires, personnel shortages, and late Congress funding, with emergency $1,900,000 provided from the president’s fund and a potential $750,000 deficiency awaiting appropriation.
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United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Anc. Retary. Mays
Notice of Taking Depositions in Wyoming Action
In the District Court of Wyoming Lara County, George Francia Holden v Edlah Holden, deposition of C. B. Shirley for the plaintiff will be taken by notary J Nagle in Phippsburg Colorado on December 26, 1918 from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm local time, with continuation if needed, for the trial.
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Wuld
State of
Wyoming
Laramie
Piyat
Amole R. Smith
Batate
Larame
Annia R. Smith
Percy Smith
Uae
George Francia Holden
Edlah Holden
C. BR. Shirley
J. Nagle
Dee
Phelan
Aioe
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Theodore Diers
United States Food Administration
Y.M.C. A
Sam
Bankers and Stockmens Trust Co. Bonded Abstractors
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Land Office
Dugald R. Whitaker
Aelett
Will Reid
Register
PO M
Andrew
National Bank
Carey Avenue
Undertakers Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbiser Undertaking
Plains Hédtel
Mark Chapman
Nineteenth St
Ars
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Carey Ave
Capitol Ave
C. W. Riner
W.S.S. Club
Rice Company
Williams
FORD
Loa
Odd Fellow's Hall
Griffin
Carr
Cola
Cheyenne Music House
17Th Street
War Dept. Commi
E. 11Th Street
16Th Street
Capitol Avenue
E.11th Street
Lvidg
Sam Starks
Cheyenne Live Fish and Poultry House
K. Levin
Navajo St
Denver, Calo
District Court
First Judicial District
County of
Lara
Kell
Fez West
Seventeenth Steet