German Dropped From Lutheran Church Service in Laramie
The January 24 eLaua meeting of the German Evangelical church in Laramie voted to justify a substantial sum to the treasure and to fund repairs. Work on the church basement and parsonage was completed by local volunteers funded by the Ladies Aid. Beginning February services will be held on the second and fourth Sundays at the usual hour with Rev Wiehmann expressing gratitude for congregational support, including a gift to him in thanks for ten years of service.
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Laramie
Wye
eLaua
Jacob Jieoner
Aelis Ladies
Mayoverhers
Tromdernp
C.ceremation
Mr. Svenson
Frank Witt
Robert H. Piece
August Roesler
Frank \eleer
Prank Wirl
Frank Weiser
Frank Vorperl
Theodore Sievers
O Oo Wiehmann
Wiehmann
Wichmann
Seven Below Records Hit Pinedale Weather
Pine dale endures extreme cold as temperatures plunge and wind chill worsens conditions. Reports say Pinedale faces one of its coldest spells in years while other regions record similar deep freezes.
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Pinedal
Feren
Pinedale
Uhle
Fremont Lake ice thin threatens travel and safety
Pine Dale report warns that Fremont Lake ice is weak over most of its extent after a recent cold snap. Crews expect the ice to crack and melt with strong winds, leaving few safe routes for fishing or crossing.Officials urge caution and note most access points remain unsafe for winter travel.
Brother of Laramie Woman Wounded in War Letter
George Tailie Jr of Laramie reads a letter from his sister's brother Captain D Lowe of the Royal Scottish Army, hospital bound with a severe hand wound from a German grenade burst on December 7. Lowe, healing but eager to return to the front, says four men were wounded and the shell burst in the air saving some from death. His left hand and shoulder suffered lacerations from the blast.
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Laramie
Wyre
Dan
George Tailie, Jr
D. Lowe
Royal Scottish Army
Lowe
Woodruff Urges Bigger Hay Bales for Rail Shipping
A W Woodruff of the Wyoming division of the Union Pacific urges hay shippers in the valley to adopt larger bale sizes. He says heavier bales can be produced without extra cost and will improve car loading efficiency toward capacity. He expects shippers to cooperate with agent A T Cady to benefit both parties.
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Laramie
Wyo
A. W. Woodruff
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Red Cross donation approved by Custer Post in Wyoming
At the Custer Post Grand Army of the Republic meeting in Laramie Wyoming on January 24 RE C Holliday was installed as post commander. The post voted to donate 10 to the Red Cross funds and arrange a warrant to the Red Cross official. The post also received a check to reimburse expenses for erecting a monument to Comrade Rice of the Fifth New York Cavalry. The monument has been placed and photographs will be archived by the Vermont soldier’s association.
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Laramie
Wyo
Casterpout
Grand Army of the Republic
RE. C. Holliday
Red Cross
Comrade Rice
Vermont
Fifth New York Cavalry Association
Boles
Custer
Parker
Seed to Be Tagged as Aid to Farmers
Farmers will see alfalfa seed bags labeled with their locality, purity and germination percentages. The process, conducted with state college testing, aims to ensure seed quality and trustworthy grades after samples are sent to Fort Collins for analysis.
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Greeley
Cole
Jan
Farr Produce Company
State Agricultural College
Fort Collins
French counterattack recaptures ground east of Niew Port
The French retook ground won by Germans east of Niew Port after a morning raid. A rapid counterattack forced the German gains to be abandoned and restored the positions as of tonight.
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Pass
Niewport
Glenrock Tool Plant Under Construction At Glenrock
Nuffer and Christensen started work on a new tool plant for Glenrock, a frame building 112 feet by 70 feet with a 60 foot rear, designed for rapid handling of work from auto repairs to heavy oil field orders. Machinery will arrive as the building nears completion, with managers Phippen and Toohey coordinating stock sales and contracts.
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Glenrock
Wye
Nuffer & Christensen
Glenrock Tool Company
Casper
Phippen
Toohey
Machinee
Bank Audit Shows Only $65,000 Missing in Bond Theft
Dallas audit of the federal reserve bank securities, following the Denver arrest of W. F. lummond, reveals $65,000 missing with $62,000 recovered. Three missing $1,000 Liberty bonds have been located.
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Dallas
Tex
Federal Reserve Bank
Denver
W. F. Iummond
Airplane Sightings Reported Over Boulder
Reports of one or more airplanes returning to Boulder after earlier excitement. Sky gavers observed nightly flights over Mount Sanitas and near the Colorado hospital area. Witnesses heard whirring sounds and saw lights in a wavily moving machine, with possible flyers stationed at Fort D. Russell Cheyenne.
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Boulder
Colo
Weld County
Thin City
Mount Sanitas
Colorado Sopitarium
Fort D. A. Russell
Cheyenne
Large Reward Offered for Gambler in Casper Incident
A $200 reward is offered for N. Goodwin alias Goodman who left Casper after a gambling dispute at a local hotel. He and an associate allegedly ran a trick in Douglas leaving a man $800 short. Douglas sheriff and marshal pursue Goodwin and a companion named Campbell after prior disturbances in Casper led to arrests and release.
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Casper, Wyo
N. Goodwin
Goodman
Casper
Goodwin
Douglas
Campbell
Lis
Dowslas
Alleged Pogger Caught After Cashing Small Checks
After weeks of cashing small checks to build credit, W. W. Duncan allegedly began a pyramid scheme in Douglas and spread his cash to about 1500 before fleeing. He was arrested in Casper and Sheriff Sutherland escorted him back for trial.
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Casper
Wyo
W. Duncan
Douglas
Si Ie
Duncan
Sutherland
Insulted Flag While Drank Incident in Casper
In Casper Wyoming J Finnegan a former I W W admitted he had been drinking and uttered sedition and disrepectful remarks about the flag and country Police arrested him as a crowd followed to the station He claimed liquor spoke for him but remained jailed on a sedition charge
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Flag
Casper
Wyo
J. Finnegan
Finnegan
Hemple
Stockmen and Foresters Meet in Wyoming
A meeting of District 4 forest officials from Ogden with Piney and Horse Creek stockmen is planned at Piney in February with further sessions at Daniel and Pinedale on range matters. Officials may travel via Rock Springs for a March meeting, with Supervisor Cooper of the Bridger forest to attend Piney discussions.
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Pinedale
Wyo
Ogden
Piney
Horse Creek
Daniel and
Rock Springs
Bridger Forest
Wyoming
Cooper
Tobacco thief ordered to pay into soldiers fund in Thermopolis
In Thermopolis Wyoming a colored man was seen taking tobacco from barrels for soldiers at the Broadway pool. Sheriff Holdredge summoned him and after explanation the man offered to donate about 25 dollars to the soldiers smoke fund, settling the matter.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Broadway Pool
Holdredge
Douglas to have new bank State claims 200000 inhabitants
State officials assert Douglas will gain a new bank serving a population around 200000, with plans outlined as of January. Local sources report anticipated growth and regional economic impact from the financial institution.
Allies Rely on Manpower as World War I Frontlines Shift
London dispatch explains a single front forming after eastern hostilities end, with Russia’s turmoil freeing German divisions. It notes Britain’s manpower push, American involvement, submarine destruction needs, and supply routes through the Mediterranean shaping the war’s final phase.
Fate of a House Divided and the American Role in France
A wartime reflection notes that a house divided cannot endure. victories may hold it together briefly, but a decisive blow could scatter it. The author expects to judge U S participation in the upcoming campaign after reaching American headquarters in France by week’s end.
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United States
France
Interlocking Plant Ordered for Union Pacific Yard Switch
Laramie Wy Jan 24 The material has been ordered and is now on the way for an interlocking plant for the Union Pacific in the yeast end of the yards to control the movement of trains over the tracks. The plant will consist of forty levers and there is a crossover at that point allowing trains from the east to switch to the other track and those from the west to go east.
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Wilson
Germany
Laramin Laramie
Wyo
Union Pacific
Romanian Army to Be Factor in War Says Envoy
Washington January 24 The Romanian army in cooperation with Cossacks and other southern Russian elements will prove a strong factor in the war, says Constantine Angelescu new Romanian minister to the United States. He asserts Romania’s morale remains unshaken despite reverses defection of Russia and German propaganda and that it will fight to the end.
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Washington
Russia
Constantine Angelesco
United States
Angelescu
Flussia
Rumania
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