Local Briefs On Army Life And Community News
County correspondence reports Ray Waugh and George Derrickson arriving safely at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana and enjoying army life. An Alva Junior Red Cross entertainment is planned for Graves on June 22 with a dance afterward. Milton Lawler is home on furlough visiting his mother Mrs E B Walker. Mrs Elia Pollock has been visiting Mrs William Boland the past week. George Nelson is home after a long Mayo Bros hospital stay. Katherine Kimball and Nadine Driskill spent Sunday at T Cross ranch. Ray Edsall and wife visited the Collins home Sunday. F S Tracy and family visited the C J Derrickson home Wednesday. Johnny Hichy helps with crops for H L Sime. Local men hauling wheat to market clear granaries. Mrs J J Nelson received two letters from a soldier boy with two pairs of socks and a silk handkerchief and praise for Red Cross work. C J Derrickson R S Derrickson and two others work on roads as labor is scarce. J D Adair finished a trance house on his homestead. Albert Groat passed through visiting. home now in Spearfish valley. Chet Moore of Hulett Alzada telephone co visited to recruit subscribers and set poles. Clarence Crawford and family spent Saturday with Mrs Seely. John D Seely the noted con doctor saved a cow of Gert Dorcett’s after it nearly died. Martha Weston visited her aunt Mrs H Seely last Saturday. Dave Durham and wife toured Alva for seed millet. Tom Durham’s team ran away and damaged the disc. Mrs John Hulett visited Mrs Joan Skiff last week. Lawrence Holmes and Harry Kies looked over open land at the Rohde ranch Thursday night. Mrs H L Rohde is sewing for Mrs L A Johnson.
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Ray Waugh
George Derrickson
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Red Cross of
Alva
Graves
Johnny Hichy
H. L. Sime
Restored to Entry United States Land Office in Wyoming
Public lands within multiple townships and ranges in Wyoming were restored to entry on July 15, 1914 after a suspension pending resurvey. The General Land Office revoked the suspension June 6, 1918. Applicants may file by mail or in person within two days before the filing, with fees and commissions. Simultaneous filing applies to in-person filings at the land office hour of lands open to entry.
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United States Land Office
Sundance
Wyoming
Wyo
General Land Office
C. H. Massie
C.R. Yeoman
War prompts U S industrial self sufficiency push
A World War era reflection notes how German imports faltered after the war began, spurring American self reliance in chemistry and dyestuffs. It highlights wider rural support for Liberty Bonds, the inclusive economic awakening, and a campaign for federal prohibition during the war, led by Bryan.
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Milton Lawler
Mra. E. B. Walker
Elia, Pollock
William Boland
George Nelson
Mayo Bros. Hospital
Katherine Kimball
Nadine Driskill
T Cross Ranch
Ray Edsall
Collins Home
Bear Lodge
F. S. Tracy and
C. J. Derrickson
J.D. Adair
Albert Groat
Spearfish Valley
Chet Moore
Hulett- Alzada Telephone Co
Clarence Crawford
John D. Seely
Cgert Dorcett
Martha Weston
Mrs. H. Seely
Dave Durham
Tom Durham
John Hulett
Joan Skiff
Lawence Holmes
Harry Kies
Rohde Ranch
H. L. Rohhe
L. A. Johnson
Native & Southern Cattle
Hulett
North Fork
Roy Whitcher
New Haven, Wyo
Inter Mountain Globe
Par. W. Yeoman
Congress
U. S. A. Land
Europe
Germany
America
McAdna Well
New York Life Building
Chicago
National Dry Federation
William Jennings Bryan
United States
W. G. Calderwood
W.S.S
WSS
Hulett State Bank
Sale Stable
Oliver & Kiefer
Hlulett, Wyoming
Hulett-Alva
Tion
Aladdin
Fred Sutton