County Correspondence Highlights Local Social and Red Cross News
Sunday gatherings at the Coffey and Holden homes are noted as well attended. Sickness includes Johnnie Morris and George Holben. Ben Colvin and others headed to Deadwood by auto. Red Cross March meeting set for Feb 23 with auxiliary members urged to attend. Alva Parent and Teachers Association plans March meeting with talks by Rev Brown and Prof Jones. Lottie Barleean reportedly married. Many join the Alva Red Cross. membership forms available via C. P. Holweger. War savings and thrift stamps encouraged to support the war effort.
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Red Cross
Alva Parent and Teachers Association
Rev. Brown
Prof. Jones
Dist
Marjorie Colvin
Irnie Wells
Anna Belle Neilson
Alva High School
Community notes and meeting on telephone line project
Sunday Eel report items include 48 percent collection and 1.13 revenue with 800 birthday offering. Belle Bunch 15 cents. A Terhune schoolhouse meeting is set for Saturday February 23 to discuss a Hulett to Alzada telephone line. Chas Roberts returns from Omaha via Belle Fourche with Viva Roberta. Dr. Bostwick aided Bad Music in New Haven country after a tree collapse.
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Belle Bunch
Terhune School House
Hulelt
Alzada
Chas. Roberts
Aladdin
Omaha
Viva
Belle Lourche
Bostwick
New Haven
Roy Bush
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Belle Fourche
Virgil Moore
Viva Roberta
Virgil
Buffalo
Wyoming
Sundance
Fhe Hulett Mercantile Ca
Warner
E. A. Richards
Hulett
Sam
Germany must be defeated to preserve freedom worldwide
The article argues the United States entered World War I to stop German tyranny. It warns that a German victory would mean universal slavery and tyranny under the Kaiser, threatening all nations. It urges united action by free peoples to prevent Kaisernism and secure safety.
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United States
Ans
Germany
Gerard
America
Alsace-Lorraine
Belgium
Serbia
Poland
France
Baker statement praises war prep progress in Europe
The Omaha Daily News analyzes Secretary Baker's remarks on U S war preparations noting a large, well equipped European army and extensive training. It cites Pershing and Wood on rifle choices and logistics, acknowledges delays, and asserts readiness to field half a million troops in France with 1.5 million more prepared to sail when ships arrive.
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Baker
Europe
America
France
England
War Department
General Pershing
General Wood
Roosevelt
The
Omaha Daily News
Roosevelt Roils Washington Over Tuscania Sinking
The text accuses Roosevelt aligned Republicans of inflaming anti administration propaganda by citing the Tuscania sinking as a political lever. It claims Roosevelt followers forced disclosures and that US ships were prepared for Europe, implying imminent aggression and German response, with blamed lawmakers rejoicing at alleged American casualties.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Th Kaiser
Hitchcocks
Wadsworths
Chamberlains
United States Senate
Atlantic
Garfield
New York
Europe
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George Holben
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Auto
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Lottie Barlean
American Red Cross
C. P. Holweger
Paul Coffee
Graves Home
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Navy
L. J. Schiller
Alert
Crook County
W. J. Wood
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C. H. Massie
U.S. Land Office
Massie
Cook County
F. J. Stevens
Mr. Massie
Jess Driskill
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Ohio
Toledo
Ucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
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Hall
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Ida Sane
Geesend
Cheney & CO
W. P. Lauenstein
Inter Mountain Globe
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Congress
U.S.A
Land of Freedom and Liberty
Double, Standard Oil and Gas Co
UA Eeer Ee Uern
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Denver
BO. R. Markey
WM. F. Reynolds
Chas Jenkins
Ripley Building
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H. D. Kiefer
Hulett, Wyoming
Hulett-Alva
Aladin
Fred Sutton
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