Under the Sign of the Red Cross in France
A tribute piece by Marian Bonsall Davis recalls American Red Cross work in France during the war. It highlights volunteers like Asa Davis and John Brown the groom turned fighter, noting gifts from the home front and the Red Cross mission’s broad impact across civilians and soldiers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
France
Marian Bonsall
Davis
Asa
America
American Red Cross
John Brown
Texas
Foreign Legion
If You Have a Permanent Wave and Can Vamp a Little
Margaret Mason discusses the allure and risks of the permanent wave for screen stardom. She recounts theatre styling, the pain and danger of electric curling coils, and the fashion’s impact on social life and marriage prospects for New York women in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie
New York
St. Paul
Phero
Gladys
Fremont County Fails 10 Report On Draft Registration
The state total reached 21 783 registrants with Crook county at 601 versus the provost marshal's 980. White registrants totaled 17 391 with 8 257 seeking exemptions. 237 colored and 101 exemptions. 216 aliens and 228 alien enemies. Campbell county led with 30.17 percent. Sheridan county lagged at 11.2 percent. Laramie county at 14.19 percent. Fremont County had not yet reported two precincts.
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Crook County
John Charles Thompson, Jr
Fremont County
Campbell County
Gheridan County
Laramie
Automobile Industry Sets Standard for Value Says Leader
F. B. Ansted of Leighton-Howard in Connersville Indiana praises the auto industry as the world’s best example of delivering value. He notes voluntary standardization, intense competition, and rapid improvements that keep prices steady while making cars easier to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Ansted
Wioe Leington
Lexington
Douglas Man Here Visit Spotted in Cheyenne
B F Davis of Douglas was a Cheyenne visitor on Wednesday stopping at the Plains hotel during his trip.
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Douglas
B. F. Davis
Plains Hotel
Campbell
Casper
Cheyenne
Central Avenue
Wheatland
R. F. Pronzon
Wheathead
Local Cheyenne Briefs Record Various City Notices
City items note visits by W J Shanley, Nels Fikar, Die Mossbere. appointments and changes at Sherman Co and Ligier’s Beauty Parlors. Red Cross fund drive contributions and Liberty bonds purchases by statehouse staff. Reports mention Governor Houx’s actions, taxi services, a streetcar derailment, and upcoming events at K C hall with Catholic soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Statehouse
Weather Report for Cheyenne Wyoming Unsettled Outlook
Local Weather Report from the Weather Bureau Cheyenne notes high 90s with NW wind around 2 mph. Actual mean temperature 57 degrees, 24 hour change 8 degrees colder. highest 60 and lowest 45. Precipitation since January 1 totals 92 inches, with normal 7.29 inches. Next days expect unsettled conditions with little temperature change.
Wyoming Man Seeks State Land Water Rights
N five May may reclaim state land water rights as officials consider water use for agriculture. The article notes efforts by Wyomling True to secure water rights, detailing the river depth of about thirty feet and altitude near 5000 feet while he visits Crow Meal, Linoya Bow, and Bik Basin to assess conflicts and potential irrigation plans.
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le Alorado
Loinoa Bow
Bik
Companies report capital and directors for local firms
The Clackstone Petroleum Company shows 64 400,000 capital with directors Robert M. Krek Wy Jd. MelLaughlin Harry Isenberg Dean Gillleaple and Dr. Fred Salathe. North Platte Oil and Gps Company lists 750,000 capital with directors George McDonald Robert Barker John Parker John B. Trout Irby Lam Claud Lam Martin Matson Maurion Playin Frank Flavin and Charles Swaly. Equity Co-operative association has 20,000 capital with directors Jamen W Davie Curt Senk D.C. Rosa G. A Schuette and W. L. Ammerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clackstone Petroleum Company
Ierperation Paperen
Hiadeliouon
Robert M. Krek
Wy Jd. MelLaughlin
Harry Isenberg
Dean Gillleaple
Fred Salathe
Prin Yal
Uaaper
North Platte Oil and Gps Company
George Mc Donald
Robert Barker
John Parker
John B. Trout
Irby Lam
Claud Lam
Martin Matson
Maurion Playin
Frank Flavin
Charles Swaly
Equity Co-operative Association
Upton
Jamen W Davie
Curt Senk
D.C. Rosa
G. A Schuette
W. L. Ammerman
Soldiers Clashes In Police Jail Row After Drinking Spree
Two soldiers under the influence of whisky clashed with three city officers at police headquarters. Arrests were made but a mutiny-like confrontation erupted as they moved toward the city jail. Officers battled to secure the suspects while a diagrammed sequence of scuffles followed.
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Paul Hasting
Coyeer
Serontoenihetree
Mioneer Avenue
Peterson
Barrie
Paterson
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Margaret Mason
United Press
Millonaire
Searly
Sheridan
Ade
Induetry
Abill & Holliday
Pinedale
W. J. Shanley
Nels Fikar
Ligier
Capitol Ave
Divide
Charles Onstott
Capitol
Bill
Rock Springs
J. A. Preston
Pacifier Mutual Life Insurance Company
The
Red Cross Society
Houx
Gunter
Colorado
Ray Morrison
Benjamin Vernon
James Maxwell
Denver
Soren Barbers
Die Mossbere
Edith KK. O Clark
Sherman Co. I A
Ross
William B. Ross
Cheyenne Milling Co
Ridgely
Milliard S. Ridgely
Greybull
Basin
Graling
the Sherman Co
Wrights of
Columbusa
Fort Russell
K. C. Hall
Kelley Mercantile Company
William I. Hallet
Sherman Ca
Jennie Veinffey
State Education Department
For & Messenger Prompt Service
Jon
Deat Zell Steever
Chigego
Mothur
Son
J. EB. Bell
Ruth RB. Avister
Alexander, Minn
J. J. Schuyler
Taylor
Labo
MD Taylor
Vaughan
Rawlins
Jack McMarland
Qeoren Carroll
Bonner
Ules
Capitol—Stile
Ed I Taylor
Boys Working Reserve
Washington
Beven Barbers
Harringtons
Jo Harrington
John Jr
Ruth
Boulder
Golden
Pelota
Sherman Co
Weather Report
1. S. Department of Vacriculture
Weather Bureau
Local Weather Report
Cheyenne, Wain
Keding
Dane
Ata
Wyoming
Platte River Way
Bow
Pitde Incomoratioon
Akron, Ohio
Fort 1. A. Russells
Wyo
the Kalman Sales CO
E. A. Davis
Patterson Wyoming Oil Company
Kalman Sales Company
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