Ferry Will End Delays in Mail Delivery at Jackson
Jackson Wyoming May 24. County commissioners heard state highway engineer Leerson say the Wilson Moran road work awaits federal approval delaying prime work. Nodge wired Crawford to proceed with a ferry start. Ferry should operate in a few days as river conditions hindered Wednesday crossing. An engineer from the Denver office of the Bureau of Roads surveyed 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 reviewed for Wilson Moran project
Officials examine river surveys and estimates to decide on acceptance. Only part of the Wilson Moran road from Wilson to near the bridge has been submitted with plans. If federal approval is gained, contracts for road and bridge work are expected to be let immediately.
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Wilson-Moran
Wilson
Tin Foil Committee Realizes Neat Sum
The Natrona county Red Cross tin foil committee led by Mrs. R. N. van Sant has collected 509 pounds of tin foil sold for 106.20 dollars. The executive committee commends the workers and deposits the funds for relief work and materials. Casper residents are urged to continue collecting tin foil and avoid placing paper in the foil boxes to ease sorting.
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Casper
Wyo
Natrona County
the Red Cross
R. N. van Sant
Notice for Public Sale of Homestead Land in Wyoming
Notice is given that Joseph B. Leach of Federal Wyoming who filed a homestead on Serial No 011628 for lots 1 2 3 4 and 5 in section 6 township 16 north range 9 west 6th principal meridian has filed for final three year proof to establish claim before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on July 1918. Witnesses listed: Fred Roberts George A Hoar Harry Biginfritz all of Federal Wyoming and Claude F Palmer Burns Wyoming. Will Reid Register.
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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
Neutral nations on brink of war in Europe and crime notes
Analysis says Holland Norway and Switzerland near open conflict over German submarine policy and coal shortages. Dutch convoy defends merchant ships. Norway reports torpedoed vessels and threatened alliance shifts. Switzerland seeks Allied coal aid to avoid German demands. Also a Washington notice on license certification rules and fee changes.
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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
Stringent rules in San Prancieoo California outline manufacture distribution storage use or possession of explosives and ingredients. Vendors must verify customer ownership and require certified copies of licenses for purchases by mail sale or delivery. The policy directs vendors to collect proof as mandated by the chief of explosives.
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San Prancieoo
Calit
Tale Ray
Selection of Star Fighters in British Air Service Revealed
An air ministry official describes how Britain identifies future star pilots. A 24 year old ideal airman must be physically fit, an abstainer with keen hands and quick brain. Some show promise early, others grow through grit and post graduate training in aerial gunnery. The process emphasizes instinct and skill over theory, with fighting spirit valued as essential.
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London
British Air Service
Air Ministry
Associated Press
Bal
Bishop
So-and-ao
France
Mineral Walec Use Reaches Over Six Hundred Million Gallons
In the United States annual consumption of mineral walec exceeds 600 million gallons. The article notes rising usage in various sectors and highlights implications for supply and pricing as demand grows.
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United States
Community Nurse Guide and Mentor Work Promoted
May 24 San Pramisco authorities urge permanent use of community nurses to educate mothers on hygiene and infant care as part of the Children's Year effort to save 100000 children annually. Prenatal letters, weight and measure programs, and school outreach are planned to improve maternal and child health nationwide.
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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 emerges as winner in a distant clade event held at Mt costa, Mem 9506. Over two months, teams from Geath and Amertos compete for top honors in a tense regional series.
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Costa
Geath Amertos
England Acknowledges American Aid to Allies
London readers praise America's support in wartime, noting U S food shipments and the self sacrificing effort of the American people. The piece argues the United States has saved Britain from capitulation and positions America as a major moral force.
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London
America
United States
England
Undaunted Belief in Americas Self Sacrifice Speech
The passage highlights a nation's resolve as its people tighten belts and face the future with confidence, mindful of America’s self sacrifice that will save the world. It frames collective perseverance as a guiding strength for global salvation.
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American
America
German Women in War Work Reach Over Twenty Thousand
Amsterdam May 12. 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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Lcensee
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Seach
Iicensea
Bureau of Mines
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D. S. Dickert
Boston
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Elk Basin
Elkhorn
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OT United Pet
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Haa
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For Red Cross Fund
Albany Cafe
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