America’s Role After War Feeding the Hungry Neutrals
In a November 4 1918 address the speaker warns against over confidence from wartime gains and emphasizes America’s duty to feed 180 million hungry neutrals after the war. He recalls aiding Allies amid shortages and vows continued relief once shipping frees, framing democracy and shared tables as the world’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Germany
Poland
Servia
Armenia
Norway
Sweden
Holland
Rumania
Ukraine
Baltic
United States
Differences Between British Rugby and American Football
San Francisco article compares Rugby and American football highlighting that California and Stanford shed Rugby habits, adopting American play. It notes American tackling, ball possession, and kicking rules differ, with California thriving and Stanford suffering a 67 to 0 loss, predicting future dominance by California over Stanford for a few seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Pacific Coast
University of California
Stanford University
Stanford
California
Cardinal
Trust American Generosity In Armenian Suffering
Anecdotes recount American kindness toward Armenian victims. A mother left her child on a doorstep with a note saying she cannot feed it and believes the receiving family will not let the baby starve. The generosity cited is linked to changes in Turkey’s internal conditions and could shape the country’s postwar future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Flu Protection
An advertisement from Henry Willis of Sandy Point Texas endorses Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds with a claim of relief after using one bottle. The ad notes the product contains no opiates and is sold widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Henry Willis
Sandy Point
Texas
British Sappers Build Human Bridge Under Fire
British front reports sappers crossed the Lea Selle river at Neuvilly by laying interlinked planks to form a human bridge under heavy fire. Pontoons failed as bullets sank them, yet soldiers hewed a path across and supported lighter equipment as the river was spanned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea Selle
Neuvilly
Sheriff's probe after alleged perjury stops royal wedding
In Sheridan on December 9 Joe Urbaska of Monarch and best man Paul Kukreczka face possible jail over perjury accusations from Anna Kozma a Royal cafe waitress who rooms at 620 Arlington. Kozma says Urbaska lied about her age to obtain a marriage license and seeks arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miso Korma
Miss Kozma
Wyoming Wool Growers meet in Lander January 10 11
The Wyoming State Wool Growers Association plans a large January 10 11 meeting in Lander with many sheepmen from Wyoming and nearby states expected to attend as the winter range industry faces broad questions of importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Lander
Quarried Armenians Starvation at Southern Turkish Quarry
Refugees from the north were halted near a southern Turkish city and eight were driven into a deep quarry without food while guards blocked the exit. Armenian women would sneak four miles at midnight to lower cooked food into the pit, risking discovery and danger to themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Honor Roll for $1000 W.S.S. Club
The list honors Miss Marie EB Smith and Mrs Jara Jane Brisbini Routh Ride Theodora Anderson for contributions to the $1000 W S S Club. The brief notice notes recipients and generous support to the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.S. Club
Marie EB. Smith
Jara Jane Brisbini
Theodora Anderson
State Council of Defense Seeks Postwar Coordination
The National Council of Defense in Washington urges continued operation of state and local defense councils after the war to assist postwar readjustment. The plan covers demobilization, reabsorbing veterans, Reconstruction, and Americanization efforts, with governors asked to amend laws to allow ongoing collaboration nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Washington
National Council
Council of National Defense
Secretaries of War, Navy, Interior, Agriculture, Commerce and Labor
Council of Defense
Commerce and Labor
Woman's Committee
Councils of Defense
Committees of Public Safety
How He Ended Kidney Trouble
Aiaz G E Brewer of Village Springs Alabama recounts a severe kidney attack that kept him bedridden for weeks. He attributes his cure to Foley Kidney Pills, noting relief after a few doses and no recurrence since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Brewer
Village Springs
Ala
Foley Kiddey
Ady
Alex Thamton and Underwood Live Stock Firm Noted in Wyoming
A brief item mentions Alex Thamton and the Underwood Live Stock Company of Wyoming Lime Tritine with Howard J. Heins connected to the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex ‘Thamton
Underwood Live Stock
Wyoming
Undewood Live Stock Company
Howard J. Heins
Relief workers report Persian famine strains and feeble patient inflow
Mashed Persia notes patients largely from Meshed city as villagers struggle to reach aid due to straw shortages priced at 2.50 and 4.00 per bushel. Donkeys scarce, locals starve, hospital funds launched to feed some daily. Temperature near nine above zero worsens suffering. Teharen and other places report similar conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mashed
Persia
Meshed
Afghanistan
Sero
Teharen
Perisia
Willard Doane Heads Home From Camp McArthur
Sheridan December 7. Word circulates among friends that Willard S. Doane former deputy county clerk now in military service is en route home. He may pause at Boulder Colorado to wed Miss Foaley before continuing home after leaving Sheridan for Camp Fremont then Camp McArthur as part of training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Dea
Ellis
Willard
Doane
Sersice
Camp McArthur
Boulder
Colorado
Foaley
Vmited
Mr. Doane
Camp Feomont
Notice to Creditors Estate of Leonard Metcalf Deceased
Notice to creditors of Leonard Metcalf is issued from First National Bank of Cheyenne. Administration letters were granted November 20 1918. Creditors must file claims with vouchers within six months or be barred. Claims not filed within one year from letters will be forever barred. Clark and Haggard attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Electric Railway Company
Cheyenne
Ft. D. A. Russell
Wyoming
20Th
B. Streets
Commission
Capitol
Public Service Commission
H. A. Floyd
Public Service Commission of
State of
Leonard Metcalf
Thiat
First National Bank of
Clark
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Theodore Dters
Eoes
Laramie County
Bankers and Stockmens Trust Co. Bonded Abstractors
Cheyenne, Wyoming
George T. Bye
Andrew
Citizens National Bank
Wyo
Eyty
Carey Avenua
Undertakers Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner Undertaking
Plains Hotel
Oey
Mark Chapman
Nineteenth St
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Carey Ave
FPF
John Chas. Thompson, SR
Bresnahan Elk
D. W. Gill
Capitol Ave
Steve Stolga
W. Riner & CO
ANT
Carey Avenue
Francis A March
General March
Wistorical Book Co
Chicago
Transportation and Board
Care State Weader
FORD
Odd Fellow’s Hall
E. 20Th St
Paul H. Moore
17Th Street
Cheyenne Live Fish and Poultry House
N. B
19Th Street
Postoffice
24Th Street
11Th Street
Capitol Avenue
Shang Hal
Woot Seventeenth Street
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