Winter Struck County Keeps Busy Amid Cold Sickness
County correspondence notes widespread sickness during extreme cold, locals like Charles and Jake McGuire family updates, repairs on telephone lines by Ed Fowlks and John Gill, and Red Cross efforts. Ed Deford reports catching a notably large gray wolf, while residents linger with community visits, cattle movements, and farm work amid 28 below zero conditions.
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Roy , McGuire
Duck Creek
George Congleton
Ed. Deford
Local notices from Moorcroft and surrounding towns
Cap Storm passed thru here en route to Moorcroft Wednesday. John Fox Simmons and family spent Sunday at the Dagger home. Mr. and Mrs. Hane Von Kaenner made a business trip to Hulett Tuesday. Miss Estella Richards visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Alfred Conley. Mr. Art Montgomery who went to Deadwood for medical treatment is said to be improving as fast as could be expected.
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Deadwood
Art Montgomery
Cap Storm
Moorcroft
John Fox Simmons
Dagger
Hane von Kaenner
Hulett
James Randal Prepared for First Class Tour Car Spin
James Randal keeps his touring car in top condition awaiting the snow melt so he can take a spin and enjoy a smooth drive again.
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James Randal
Alva Town Notes Mention Visits and Meetings
Alva items record Sunday visits at Wells and Davis homes with mention of the La Grippe illness and a high school visit. A creamery and farmers meeting is planned next Saturday with all shareholders urged to attend. A surprise party at J W Morris’s and a post Box Social dance venue are noted along with Red Cross support.
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Alva
J. W. Morris
Clarance Nelson
Nelsom
Red Cross
Snowbound town and local tales from the region
Snow lies five feet deep on both sides of the street as Frances Clark reports from Chicago. Earl Music suffers a sore hand after a recent lancing. Freight arrives for the New Haven Store despite cold roads. Ed DeFord traps a largest wolf in years, with stockmen offering a bounty. Roy Bush debates a Ford purchase amid frequent repairs and roadside pushups.
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Earl Music
New Haven
Frances Clark
Chicago
Ed DeFord
Americans Help Germans in Submarine Rescue, A War Quietly Turns
A wartime commentary recalls an American act of chivalry as seamen risked their lives to save a German submarine crewman. The piece contrasts American救 aid with German tactics, pondering which path history will deem just amid the submarine war.
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Kaiser
Admiral von Tirpitz
Germany
Tirpitz
William Hohenzollern
Honor to American Labor
An editorial lauds united labor for responding to President Wilson's appeal for cooperation. It asserts the Federation of Labor will support the war effort despite grave inequities to be addressed, praising labor's patriotic spirit and commitment to securing workers' just dues while lifting the nation toward victory. All honor to American Labor.
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United Labor
Wilson
Federation of Labor
Earth
Federation
Coal famine averted as abundant wood fuels demand
The article notes no coal shortage worries, highlighting plentiful wood as a ready fuel source and describing a stable energy supply through wood resources.
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Mark Music
Charles McGuire
Perry McGuire
Jake Hauber
Sero
Ed. Fowlks
John Gill
Florence Fowlkes
Alice McGuire
Mrs. Bostwick
Tulett
Mary Youngman
Louise Russel
Jess Benson
Grandma Tate
John
Catherine Foster
Goldie
Phyllis
Moore School
Bob Tate
Pany
Sre. B. Walker
C. J. Derricks
The
J. J. Nelson
C. J. Derrickeon
G. Barrett
Estella Richards
Alfred Conley
Leontine Sellier
Wells
Earl Willson
Davis
Arlo Nielsen
Clarence Nelson
Wesley Jones
Simmons
Harvey Davis
Dillon Ruland
Beaver Creek
Ladies Home Journal
the Country Gentleman
P. Holweger
Roy Bush
Inter Mountain Globe
Paul W. Yeoman
Wyo
Congress
Deepen
P Penn
U.S. A
Double Standard Oil and Gas Co
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Texas
Kentucky
Kansas
Colorado
Tulsa
Boston Building
Denver
BO. R. Markey
WM. FP. Reynolds
Chas Jenkins
Ripley Building
Sale Stable
H. D. Kiefer
Hulett, Wyoming
Hulett-Alva
Tion
Aladdin
Fred Sutton
Siabe
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