Liberty Loan success boosts public support and war effort
Henry Clews notes the Liberty Loan raised nearly 17 million subscribers among the public, with broad distribution beyond wealthy interests. He forecasts wartime finance, railroads aided by government loans, and robust crop and steel demand, while predicting continued industrial activity and prosperity in the south and west as the war continues.
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Wyoming Soldier Returns to Cody From France
Paul Hilaenbeck, born in Germany, is the first Cody veteran to come home from France. He enlisted with Company K, trained with Cody and Meeteetse men, joined the 116th ammunition train, and served briefly in France before an honorable discharge due to German birth. He refused to share ports or ship details.
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Paw
Paul
Ee Wang
Ot Rane
Red Crow calf auctioned for Red Crow charity at Warme Neppet
A cattle auction at Theropolix, May sale, raised 265 dollars for the Red Crow chapter. Buyer T. D. Dempsey led bids up to 40 with later odd-bid activity, and the calf was sold to him for 265.23 dollars. Dempsey intends to donate the animal to the town sale for Red Crow benefits.
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Thermopolis
Aaron Lush
Red Crow
T. D. Dempsey
Dempsey
Fred
Honor Roll for $1000 WSS Club
Honor roll lists donors and members including Mrs John Morton of Douglas Wye Philip Rekardt George Powell Albert D Chamberlain Martha RB Sears Mrs A PD Chamberlain Miles Shepherd as supporters of the 1000 dollar WSS Club fund.
Owner of Te Ranch Becomes Cody Resident
Groves owner of the Buffalo Bill Te ranch and Dr Mille arrived from Philadelphia. Monte Jones hosted about thirty Cody men at the Irma for a banquet in their honor. Groves says Cody will be home, while planning a hunting trip with Mille and boasting of rifles.
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Thermopolis to Receive War Trophies at Public Display
Thermopolis Wyoming May 3 The town plans a park display with two obsolete war cannons and equipment donated by Congress Mondell. The items will be placed at portable sites near the park entrance to enhance the grounds appearance as a beauty spot.
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Missed Subway Echoes From Far East Travelogue
A travel writer on a road out of Peking recalls a Chinese announcer calling stations. The exchange reveals homesickness as the traveler hears phrases that feel familiar despite not understanding them. The passage captures cross cultural distance and fleeting recognition in transit.
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