Women Build Tangible Bridge At National Boundary
At Sunita Paso Texas on Jan 3 a project led by Mrs Georgia Wife of Lloyd B Bican consul at Salina Cruz aims to create an International Bridge style hospitality house for Mexican immigrants. The YMCA operates the facility offering meals lodging, banking assistance, passport help, sewing classes and musical programs to aid women and children. Officials in Juarez are approached to cooperate with U S authorities. The house showcases American education and cross border understanding.
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Paso
Tex
Georgia
Op Lloyd
bFican
Salina Crum
Mex
Ora
Burlingham
Gyat
Rio Grande
Young Women’s Christian Association
United
Mexico
Juarex
Juares
Castaways Rescued After Eighteen Months on Christmas Island
Two white men and a native, starving and half clothed, were rescued from Christmas Island after 18 months cut off from the outside world. The New Zealand warship recovered them. they had been left by Father Hougier with scant provisions and a promised relief ship within 40 days. The captors, including a revolver threat, delayed the landing party led by Admiral Jellicoe and Lord Jellicoe.
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Papeets
Tahiti
Christmas Island
Auckland
New Zealand
Mdlee
Viscount Jellioche
Eneliah
Father Hougier
Tahitic
Fanning Island
Auckland Weekly News
Avery at Plains gathering marks literary club event
An OCR fragment notes Avery at the Plains literary club annual banquet with attendance noted and remarks likely on the program. The text is incomplete but points to a local cultural event and a named participant.
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Younges Literary
Eld
Plains
Avery
Society Notes From Loyal Orders and Local Clubs
The J F Reynolds Corps No 9 installed new officers in KC hall with Blanche Stubbs as president and several others named. Two new members were initiated. Sunshine Society and Gheyenne Union WCTU planned meetings. local residents Mr and Mrs McLaughlin returned home from visiting Washington DC. Epworth League and Young Women's groups held meetings and events. Miss Davis led prayers, solos by Mrs Gol ling and reading by Miss Thompson. Bonser and Nugent families mentioned in travel and moving notices.
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J. F. Reynolds Corps No. 9
W. R. GC
KC. Hall
Blanche Stubbs
John Bottorff
Julia Piper
Hattie Hanson
John cCahe
Ella Williams
AL F. Lewis
Leslie
Young Women's Christian Association
M. W. Golling
Harold Vaughan
Aunice Thompson
Louise Larsh
Mina Carr
Farm Bureau to hold third annual meeting January 10
Leramie county farm bureau schedules its third annual meeting for Saturday January 10 at 10 30 in the morning postponed from December due to fuel shortage Farmers ranchmen and housewives are invited Speakers Mitchell Wilkins county agricultural agent and Miss Edith Fowler home demonstrator will lead the programs.
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Leramie County Farm Bureau
Mitchell Wilkins
Edith Fowler
Local Cadets May Get Summer Drill
Cheyenne high school cadets may undergo summer training after Major Kerwin in command receives a War Department letter asking to name five facilities. A Junior Reserve Officers camp is approved, and the Cheyenne corps under a retired army officer will benefit from the summer program.
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Cheyenne
Kerwin
War Departments
War Department
Cheyenne Corps
Army
Forty Percent of America Mapped by 1928 Report
The United States Geological Survey estimates the cost of a nationwide topographic mapping program at 40 million dollars. It urges rapid action with a coordinated effort across federal and state governments, aiming to complete mapping within the current generation. The plan calls for growing annual field spending from 700 thousand to 4.5 million by 1928, with broad cooperation from states and military support.
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Washington
United States Geological Survey
United States
Contry
Geological Survey
War Department
Chicago
New Map of Texas and Oklahoma
A notice for a map titled New Map of Texas and Oklahoma from Carrier & Company located at 608 Republic Bidg. Kansas City Mo.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Carrier & Company
Republic Bidg
Kansas
Gity
Sugar profiteers face prosecution in Cleveland
Federal action begins with warrants for four grocers charged under the Lever Act in Cleveland. They allegedly sold beet sugar above the government price of ten cents per pound and sold beet sugar for cane sugar. Two grocers are accused of charging twenty cents a pound. The warrants precede further prosecutions of local food dealers for price violations.
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Cleveland
United States
Marlatt
United States District Attorney
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National
Cima RA
South Pagieic
Society News
Robert Sinville
J. Rlinville
Saina
St. John's Military Academy
Sunshine Society
Carnegie Wbrary
Gheyenne Union
East Ae Cht Street
Charles McLaughlin
City
Thomas. Miller
Washington, D. C
Mrs. T. Blake Kennedy
Hynds
Ms. Hynds
Rwrythr George Beck
Sethane Heck
Cody
Weston
East Eighteenth Street
Beck
Betty
Jane
Robert D. Carey
Laramie
University of Wyoming
Epworth League
Miss Davis
Helen Dawson
Sve
The
Young Womans’ Christian Association
Wiliam A. Bonser
Werfave
Los Angel
Jennie L. Kennedy
Willia Nugent
Davis Block
Rock Springs
Farm Bureau
Maxwell Street
Paul H. Moore Realty Co
Capitel Avenue
Harvard
America
Samoa
U. S. Geological Survey
Ogallala Oil. Company
Empire
Denver, Colo
Thermos
Forbes
17Th and
Capitol Avenue
Plains Automobile Company
Buick
Cadillac
Central Avenue
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