Casper Enrolls 2475 Eligible Men for Registration
Casper reports 2475 men aged 21 to 51 registered or applied for cards, with over 1200 residents outside Casper claiming residence. Precinct tallies show Casper's growth, as outlying areas contribute to the total. volunteers assisted with card preparation while many men registered peacefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Hieht
W. J McCoy
R. K. Staley
Davi Soderman
Richard McPermott
Jr. Cromes
Fred Villinave
Jf. B Lenel
Perry Hayworth
Cristine Huere
BE Frickvon
W. Wolfert
Tabs Wedellan
W. Johnson
J. C. Schueee
Walter Bradley
Mra
Walter Kine
Mrs. A. Burns
Dr. Thomas
Harold Banner
Clinton Jasvod
Dy Leeper
BF. A.goldue
Douglas Starts War Bond Drive
Douglas organizes a libert loan bond committee with W. H. Davis elected chairman and C. D. Zimmerman secretary at the First National Bank. County sections appoint committees led by local business leaders with officers named for Orin Junction La Prele Careyhurst Box Elder La Ronte Springhill and state locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Libert
Firat National Bank
W. H. Davis
First National Bank
C. D. Zimmerman
Commercial Bank & Trust Company
C. F. Maurer
J. C. Amepoker
Edward T. David
John W. Marsden
H. R. Daniels
Robert J. Carey
C. D. Fergnson
Careyhurst
W. H. Whiteinday Smith
Box Elder
J. PF. Pollard
Luther Freeman
la Ronte
Frank M. Newell
Springhill
Local Farmers Plan Purchase of Blooded Cattle at Lyman Bay
Lyman Bay on June 7 reports farmers James Be and Meeph W Eyre plan to buy about twenty head of blooded dairy cows soon. County agent Komsas will call today to discuss securing good cattle. An initial shipment of up to one hundred head is planned, with local Farmers & Stockgrowers' Club ready to assist. First shipment likely from Kamas Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman
James BE
Meeph W. Eyre
Komsas
Machine Gun Company Gets New Recruits in Pinedale
Pinedale reports a full quota for its machine gun company as enrollments continue. This week adds Frank Hubert Frankar and Paul Demshar to the honor list, with Demshar a naturalized U.S. citizen born in Austria. Additional volunteers may be accepted to reach the required war strength of 78 men.
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Pinedale
Machine
Frank Hubert
Frank‘arr
Paul Demshar
United States
Austria
Women Leaders of State to Meet in June
Mrs. Morton calls meeting of presidents of all state women’s organizations and county council women for June 11 at 2 PM in the capital building office. Attendees include leaders from the State Nurses, Federation of Women’s Clubs, National League for Women’s Service, DPD, Society of Colonial Dames, Collegiate Alumnae, Eastern Star, Navy League, and many county groups across Wyoming towns.
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Morton
Capital
Misa
Chervenme
Gertrude Merrell
Khauwline
Me. T
Taliaferro
Rock Springs
Chan Stone
Evanston
J. H W. Broner
Cokeville
W. T. Tilkinson
Lander
B. A. Brooks
Casper
T. David
Douglas
Albert Bachelle
Lisk
C. W. Crouter
Wheatland
Fred Horton
Newcastle
George Gibson
Gillette
D. WH. Robinson
Moorcroft
van Dyke
Puffalo
Minnie Williams
Cody
Ll. V. Stroke
Lovell
W. V. Gage
Worland
Arthur K. Lee
Thermopolis
Cheyenne Men Headed for France as First Troops
Frank Vavra and Monte Kaye, Cheyenne youths, left for Denver Saturday to enlist in the commissary department of the engineering camps. Both are well known in Cheyenne. Vavra worked at Daiber's store as "Zaz" and Kaye for the McCord-Tirady company. Their service should suit the department they joined.
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Cheyenne
France
Frank Vavra
Monte Kaye
Denver
América
Vavra
Daiber’s
Zaz
Kave
McCord-Tirady Company
Department of Service
Workers for Wyoming farm jobs listed from Chicago station
A Chicago Daily News farm labor recruitment list shows men seeking employment in Wyoming. Names include Aug L. Chaske Gustave Johnson M J McGrath Guy W Churchill Wm Miller Charles Goldstein Harold L Melius John C Munson Raymond Glopped W B P Williams Alfred H Beck Myron D Prage Burton Borussak Clarence Stauffer Virgil J Stauffer Frank Jones and Fred H Grell with ages Chicago addresses and proposed wages. Some entries note price or optional terms.
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Wyoming
Chicago Daily News
L. Chaske
Monticello Avenue
Chicago
Gustave Johnson
Menard Street
M. J. McGrath
West the Street
Guy W. Churchill
Arthington Street
Wm. Miller
South Marshfield Avenue
Charles Goldstein
North Hoyne Avenue
Harold L. Melius
South Forty-eighth Court
John C. Munson
East Sixty Fifth Street
Raymond Glopped
Irving Park Boulevard
W. BP. Williams
Alfred H. Beck
South Geona Avenue
Myron D. Prage
Calumet Avenue
Burton Borussak
Evans Avenue
Clarence Stauffer
Wakurusa
Ind
Virgil J. Stauffer
Frank Jones
Milwaukee, Avenue
Hailstorm damages Glenrock buildings
Douglas reports a hour long hailstorm in Glenrock and nearby Careghurat. Chicago and Northwestern railway telegraph agents say station windows were badly damaged by hail stones measuring up to one and a quarter inches in diameter.
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Douglas
Glenrock
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Glenprock
Careghurat
Nine recruits leave for Fort McKenzie via Sheridan
Nine men from Company F. W. N. G. departed yesterday afternoon for Fort McKenzie near Sheridan after passing examinations in Douglas. The unit needs only a few more volunteers to reach full fighting strength, with three more men set to join in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Fort McKenzie
Sheridan
Everyone Should Raise Own Sugar
A Wartime letter from LEW JACOBS urges Wyoming farmers to grow beets and brew sugar using a simple old German method. It claims a 50 by 50 foot plot can yield enough sugar and syrup with basic equipment, no machinery, and a home press, presenting a low cost solution for wartime needs.
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H. G
State Council For National Defense
Wyoming
Averagte
Wheatland Plans Municipal Camping Ground for Tourists
Wheatland city council designated lots near the pumping plant on Ninth Street as a camping ground for tourist parties. A hydrant and facilities will be provided to aid visitors entering Wheatland from the Yellow stone highway, with entrances at the northern and southern approaches.
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Wheatland
Ninth Street
State of Wyoming Boys School Bonds Bid Granted
Casper news reports the state of Wyoming approved a bond issue for a new boys school building. The project will be funded by state money after bids opened with a 4.7 percent rate and a range of $3,000 among a dozen proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
State of
Wyoming
Freezone: New Ether Drug Aids Corns and Calluses
The article touts Freezone discovered in Cincinnati as a painless solution for corns and calluses. Tiny bottles are sold in drug stores for a few cents and are applied with a few drops to painful areas, dissolving the corn or callus without irritation. A yellow label marks genuine Freezone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnatti
Autopsy Planned in Death of Murnier Baringer at Greeley
In Greeley Colorado on June 7 Dr. W H Woods will perform an autopsy on Murnier Baringer to determine if he was killed by a Burlington train near Casper or murdered and placed on the track. Parents of Baringer seek clarity after sensational rumors linked to L M Godley of Wyoming who died in Casper.
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Greeley
Colo
Murnier
Baringer
Casper
Wyo
W. H. Woods
Burlington
L. M. Godley
Wyoming
R. Baringer
Converse County Red Cross Organized in Converse
At a city hall meeting last Monday night the Converse County chapter of the American Red Cross was organized. E Parisoe, Wyoming organizer, supervised the setup. Officers elected include Chairman Lucy Smith, Vice Chairman Grace Galbraith, Secretary Minnie Webster, and Treasurer George Dickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Converse Couny
American Red Cross Society
E. Parisoe
Wyoming
Lucy Smith
Grace Galbraith
Minnie Webster
George Dickson
Haistorm Prevents Clash At Glenrock
Douglas and Glenrock baseball game was rained out by a June hailstorm in the west end of the city. Grounds were damaged and a clash could not be played. Locals plan likely attendance at Sunrise next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Glenrork
Weather Report for Cheyenne and Wyoming
Forecasts through Friday show fair and cooler conditions for Cheyenne and nearby areas. Wyoming expected to stay fair on Friday with unsettled weather in the north, cooler in the east. Rain and frequent thunderstorms touch the lake region from the Dakotas to Iowa and Wisconsin and through Arkansas Tennessee the Ohio valley and north Atlantic states.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Lake Region
Dakotas
Iowa
Wisconsin
Arkansas
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
North Atlantic States
Pacific Northwest
Alberta
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Southwest
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South Casper DB
West Casper
Jasper
Orin Junction
Lyman Bay
Kamas, Utah
Corvenne Boys
Conoee
the Continental Oil CO
Coloredo Corporation
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Albuquerque
Telia
Lew Jacobs
State of Wyoming
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Converse Countyy Red Cross
Weather Report
L. H. Daingerfield
Cheyenne Light Fuel & Power
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