Construction of Ferry Will End Mail Delays
Jackson Wyoming May 24 At a county commission meeting state highway engineer Leerson said federal approval of surveys on the Wilson Moran road was still needed causing delays. Nodge wired Crawford to proceed with a ferry project already begun and Crawford expected the ferry to be in operation within days as high water blocked stage crossings. An engineer from the Denver Bureau of Roads visited Wednesday evening to review the situation.
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Jackson, Wyo
Leerson
Wilson-Moran
Department of Roads
Nodge
Mr. Crawford
Jackson
Crawford
Bhurqan of
Denver
Road and Bridge Surveys for Wilson Moran Project
The river inspector reviews road and bridge surveys and estimates. So far only the Wilson to near the bridge segment has plans submitted. If federal approval is obtained, contracts for both road and bridge work will be let immediately.
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Wilson-Moran
Wilson
Tin Foil Committee Realizes Neat Sum
The Natrona county Red Cross tin foil committee chaired by Mrs. R. N. van Sant has sold 509 pounds of tin foil for 106.20 dollars. The funds go to relief work and materials for the local chapter. Casper citizens are urged to continue collecting tin foil and avoid contaminating boxes with paper.
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Casper
Wyo
Natrona County
the Red Cross
R. N. van Sant
Notice for Public Publication Land Claim Cheyenne 1918
Interior Land Office at Cheyenne announces Joseph B Leach of Federal Wyoming filed for final three year proof to claim land described in Serial No 011628 in Section 6 Township 16 North Range 9 West 6th principal meridian. Proceedings before Register and Receiver July 1918. Witnesses: Fred Roberts George A Hoar Harry Biginfritz Claude F Palmer.
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Register
A. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Fred Roberta
George A. Hoar
Harry Biginfritz
Federal
Claude F. Palmer
Burns
Will Reid
Germany Pressures Small Nations On The Brink Of War
A Hy Newspaper Enterprise Association piece notes Germany targets Holland Norway and Switzerland over wartime policies. It describes Dutch convoys resisting submarine raids and warns a clash could trigger wider war, with Norway facing renewed U boat attacks and Switzerland seeking coal relief via Allied tie ins.
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Ass'n
Gurus Pek i
Norway
North Sea
Arctic Ocean
Sweden
Germany
Switzerland
Berlin
Hernes
Holland
Udy
Rainer
Machkensen
Stringent Rules on Explosives Implemented in California
In San Prancieoo California on May 24 strict regulations govern manufacture distribution storage use and possession of explosives and their ingredients. Vendors must verify customers legal ownership by requiring identification and certified license copies on file for purchases of explosive ingredients as ordered by mail sales or other methods.
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Washington
Congress
Lcensee
Inutlal
Seach
Iicensea
Bureau of Mines
Washinton D. C
San Prancieoo
Calit
Tale Ray
Selection of Star Air Service Fighters Revealed
London officials outline how Britain selects its top airmen for single seater fighters. Criteria include perfect physical tests, age around 24, abstinence, strong hands, quick brain, keenness and confidence. Some pilots show early promise, others rise through grit, with post graduate schools shaping aerial gunnery and tactics.
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London
British Air Service
Air Ministry
Associated Press
Bal
Bishop
So-and-ao
France
Mineral Water Use Reaches 600 Million Gallons Yearly
In the United States consumption of mineral water exceeds 600 million gallons annually as a trend noted in this period piece. The piece discusses the rise of soft drinks and arias in cultural contexts.
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United States
Community Nurse Guide and Mentor Program Endorsed
May 24 San Pramisco report advocates community nurse guides and mentors to educate mothers about hygiene and child care. Dr. Adelaide Brown cites successful trials in San Francisco and calls for prenatal guidance and health centers to improve infant survival and public health. Weighing and measuring of children to begin June 1 with later follow ups in October and March are planned.
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San Francisco
Adelaide Brown
California
Brown
Tse
Gevers
Cnse
Traveling won clade Mt costa Mem 9506 a 2 month to ere in Geath Amertos
Traveling won a distant expedition event with Mem 9506 during a two month period in Geath Amertos. The fragment mentions a mount Costa association and a clade traveling sequence.
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Costa
Geath Amertos
England Praises American Aid to Allies
London writers reflect on U S food and munitions aid, arguing America has saved Britain from surrender and sustains a willing, self sacrificing nation. The piece stresses America's moral leadership and global impact as food and materials reach allied fronts.
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London
America
United States
England
Ambitious nation heartened by sacrifices for the world
A fragment speaks of the American people tightening belts and facing the future with indestructible confidence, mindful of the United States self-sacrifices that will save the world. The phrasing echoes wartime rhetoric about global responsibility and national resolve.
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American
America
German Women in War Work Reported in Telegram
Amsterdam May 124 More than 20 000 women volunteers are now engaged in work directly connected with the German army in the field according to an official telegram.
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Amsterdam
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