Judge Nichols Named Wyoming Delegate to War Peace Convention
Acting governor Houx appoints Judge Nichols of Sundance as Wyoming delegate to the Win the War for Permanent Peace convention in Philadelphia May 16 to 18. Wyoming crews have exceeded shipbuilding quotas, awaiting further calls, while national leaders clash over Irish home rule and war aims. George Oliver buys Chaffin livery interest. the family will move to town and reside in Hulett.
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the Times
Judge Nichols
Sundance
Houx
Wyoming
Philadelphia
George Oliver
Frank Chaffin
Chaffin
Harry Kiefer
Mr. Oliver
Hulett
Women to Help Farm Labor Shortage With Community Action
The article urges mobilizing farm labor through local communities with women taking temporary roles in dairying, cultivation, and harvests. It notes men are generally better suited for farm labor, but women can fill gaps and perform support tasks such as housework to free men for field work.
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France
Conservation Urges Nationwide Duty to Save Resources
War era editorial calls for strict conservation of wheat meat wool coal as shortages deepen. It argues production must rise and substitutes used, urging Americans to meet war problems with courage and resolve. E. J. Holcomb arrives with family to farm Crook county. Willard Ripley enlists as a track driver for Ayele Sam.
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E. J. Holcomb
Nebraska
Crook County
We Must Raise Teachers Wages To Save Our Schools
An editorial argues that American schools face grave depreciation as war and cost of living squeeze teacher salaries. It warns that low pay drives capable educators away, threatening youth education, and urges the public to levy taxes to raise teacher wages to match other professions.
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America
Mcdonald Freed As Most Charges Dismissed In Wyoming Case
G M Macdonald a bank promoter, once a Wyoming sensational figure, is virtually free. He is no longer under bond at Casper and all but one of his charges have been dismissed. He must still answer a Buffalo charge but could be free again if cleared, after an arrest in California. Moorcroft Democrat reports.
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Chamberlains
Hitchcocks
London
House of Commons
Wilson
Washington
Liloyd-George
Cecil
Vladivostok
Lanadowne
Foch
House Cammons
America
Airt
Congress
Guage
G. M. Macdonald
Wyoming
Casper
Buffalo
California
Mcdonald
Lum and EB in 1864 A Civil War reminiscence from Kansas to Cherry Creek
E S Richey recalls Lum enlisting in 1861 during the Civil War and fighting across Kansas and plains campaigns. He describes a brother's death in battle, a bold claim from Cherry Creek, and aging veterans living quietly at Hulett sharing a last potato.
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Lum
Kansas
Devil and Kaiser Quit Hell Job in Outlandish Confession
An odd verse narrates the devil resigning from running hell in favor of the Kaiser, lamenting being outdated and outclassed by a powerful ammunition maker. It ends with an advertisement for an auctioneer in Hulett, Col. J. H. Chittim, promising high prices for items sold.
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Shell
Hell
Kaiser
Richey
Local and Personal News Highlights and War Reflections
Mrs Gunderson gives up her May recital due to pupil shortages. Eva Byrd visits Mr and Mrs Albert Moore in Little Missouri. Mrs Seely thanks Wyoming crewman for wristlets knitted for Red Cross. Kaiser’s hate and loyalty of loyal Americans discussed. Farm loan meeting led by Thomas G Clark addresses business and possible union of Alva and Hulett associations.
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Eva Byrd
Albert Moore
Missouri
N. Seely
Wyoming
Red Cross
Brasa
Iulett
George Morrison
Sundance
W. LE. Tinkcom
Thompson Creek
America
Thomas G. Clark
Hulett Association
Alva
Hulett aesocTulfene
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G. W. Dennis
IL. Oliver
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