Mrs McGrath Shares History of Paper and War Effort
Mrs McGrath recounts the origins of the Hot Springs County News begun in May 1943 to support war efforts and Mother's Day gifts. She credits donors, listing sponsors from Arnold to Moyer, notes volunteer groups and printing milestones, and invites continued support through loyal friends.
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Springs County News
Mothers League
Bush
Millard
Mra
Onchelet
Gebo
Walter Poer
Walter Haynes Pont
American Legion
Hot Springs
Mrets Arnold
Jensie
Mesdamen Tolling
Atlin Brunk
Carey, Maymond
Hunter Wallingford
Hater
Byer Ue Foodley
Lindao
Doheain
Moyer
McGrater
Glaeber
Ton Rao
Sayguntiany
Mother McCirth
Being a Mother in War Time Voice Sparks Home Front Grit
Befores and afters of mothers during conflict. a letter by Beo Forsyth Wolverton voices frustration with gender roles. It laments homemaking blitzes amid danger, questions on fathers serving, and wonder about the postwar era and censorship.
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Atoll
Wac
Beo Forsyth
Mrs Coleman Sends Best Wishes Hear Service Boys
Mrs Coleman writes a line for the Mothers League paper praising the service boys away at war. She notes her husband served in World War I and offers good health wishes, reflecting Wyoming life and wartime effort.
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Mothers League
Wyoming
Coleman Sud
Max Julin
New Year Greeting From Wyoming Mother To Service Members
A Wyoming editor shares season greetings to boys and girls in service, describing a snowy valley scene with elk and buffalo in State Park, Christmas trees from hills, and town carols from the community church tower. She hopes for peace, safety, and a return home, quoting the Gate of the Year and sending prayers and affection to loved ones in uniform.
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Wyoming
France
England
Germany
Pacific Region
Thermopolis
State
Ehutoh
Aparora
Railio
Tim
Newcomer Sends Good Wishes to Mission Readers
A newcomer writes from Bin Street now operating a Tabacs shop in New Town. He expresses optimism for postwar revival, snow and Wyoming sun, and hopes for a victorious, peaceful year ahead as servicemen return home. He signs with sincere Yuletide wishes for all.
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Gira
Wore Vice
Bins Street
Tabacs
Gald
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Mra, Mark Coleman
Mrs. Waldorf
Mrn
Waldorf
Newcomer