Notice for Publication Departevant of the Inerior U S a Office at Sundance Wyo
Notice announces that Karl A. Thompson of Hulett Wyoming filed a homestead claim for sections and lots in township range, intends to establish a three year residence, with dates for filing and final action. Readers named include Fred Hotnet, Robert Fors, Stoddard, and other locals, with Register C. H. Massee supervising.
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Inerior
U.S. A
Sundance
Wyo
Tvs
Kurl A. Thompson
Hulett
Township
Range Ow
Prin
Meridian
Fins
Suncare
Rewari Que red yerrling branze on left hip
A garbled note mentions an injury on the left hip labeled as branze with the name G. kk. Bush or similar. The fragment lacks clear dates or actions but implies a notification to G.kk. Bush. The readable part centers on a left hip condition and a person to be notified.
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G. Kk. Bush
After the War America Faces Hungry Neutrals Challenge
In a wartime pledge dated November 4 1918 the speaker warns against overconfidence from military gains and emphasizes America must continue food aid for Allies after victory. It argues 129 000 000 and 180 000 000 hungry people across occupied and neutral lands will rely on U S aid while rebuilding trade and securing lasting democracy.
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Safaiatiins
America
Germany
Poland
Servia
Armenia
Norway
Sweden
Holland
Rumania
Ukraine
Baltic
United States
Se Ee
Bet Your Stationary Wet Too Low Bel Re Ordering Tes
A brief fragment notes concerns over wet stationary and low levels in a filing related to ordering tests. It appears as an unreadable OCR snippet with no clear events, dates, or named entities. The readable portion emphasizes possible quality or inventory issues without specifying parties or outcomes.
Wyoming War News and Influenza Toll in 1918 Wyoming
Wyoming reports vast war savings stamps sales totaling 12358870 and a strong wheat crop while influenza cripples mines and prompts quarantines across towns like Hanston Kemmerer Afton and Diamondville. Deaths include Miss Effie Beal and Tony Moskal with outbreaks in Cheyenne Rock Springs and Lincoln Nebraska.
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Union News
Riverton
Wyoming
Effie E. Beal
Greybull
Lincoln
Neb
Rawlins
Dean Tschudy
Funston
Albany County
Laamie County
Cheyenne
Burns
Iron Mountain
Rock Springs
State Board of Health
Leroy C. Nathan
Genrol Crowder
Wyoming Hereford Corporation
Sherton
Monsberg
Buffalo
James J. Pollock
Jalm
Thomas Lariviere
Evanston
William KE. White
Hans Christensen
Saratoga
Jack Creek
Government wheat guarantee details from 1918 Omaha agency
Letter from the Food Administration Grain Corporation to C. P. Kester of Hulett Wy explains the intermountain territory guarantee of $2.00 for no 1 wheat. It compares Chicago and Moorcroft freight rates and shows net prices after deductions, noting intermountain guarantee does not apply to Moorcroft.
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Intermountain Territory
Intermountain
Chicago
Moorcroft
Omaha
A Letter From France From Misa C W Roberts Hulett WY
A brief wartime note from Misa C W Roberts writing from France to family in Hulett Wyoming. He expresses longing to be home and describes life at the front, noting the appeal of letters from loved ones and the desire for the war to end so soldiers can return to the United States. He mentions the Red Cross.
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France
Misa C. W. Roberts Hulett
Wyo
Red Cross
Wood men return from 7W Roundup and call for help with horses
Local notice reports John Driskill Walter Bush Curt Lindsey and Cap Storm back from the 7W Roundup inviting riders to rough bad horses. Election day passes quietly with sentiment that about half of candidates will lag in vote counts. Chas Schenck dies at 8 a.m. from Spanish flu and is buried in Hu lett cemetery with his mother and brother Will Schenck mourning.
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John Driskill
Walter Bush
Curt Lindsey
Cap Storm
Chas, Schencks Place
Hulett
Will Schenck
Soldiers praise Red Cross and Y M C A aid in France
Pvt. James F Spivy of Headquarters Co. 166 U S Sig says Red Cross and Y M C A supply stationary and essentials for the troops. He notes wartime fatigue yet sees hope for peace and longs to return home after a long voyage and service in France. He thanks friends and wishes to meet them soon.
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Red Cross
Y M.C. A
U. S.A
France
Flast
James F
Spivy Headquarters Co
U. S. Sof
Obituary Eva Byrd Hanna of Lingle Wyoming Dies at 21
Eva Bourne Byrd, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Byrd of Hulett Wy, died October 28 1918 at her home in Lingle and was buried November 1 Rev Coffey officiating She was born October 3 1897 at Hulett and graduated in music from the Normal in 1917 She married Dr George O Hanna of Lingle in May 1918 Survived by husband and parents and a host of relatives The family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during the death and funeral services.
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Eva
George Byrd
Hulett
Wyo
Lingle
Wyoming
Coffey
Eva Bourne Byrd
Spearfish
The
Normal
George O. Hanna
Byrd
Local notes from Lead include visitor reports and school holidays
Advertiser Art Lease offers Kodak finishing by mail from Lead South Dakota. Mr and Mrs A H Anderson and son Harry of Lead visit Kyes hall and may move here. Mrs Wim Jolley says Bill is in England. S A Eves learn son Guy safely overseas. Goldie school closed for illness and Mr William Stoddard moved to Casper with family.
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Art Lease
Addie St
Dak
A. H. Anderson
Harry
Lead, S. D
Kyes Hall
Anderson
Kyes
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C.H. Maasie
Theodore Diers
Wyom'n
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Hanston
Kemmerer
Afton
Diamondville
Rock Springgy
Union Mercantile Company
James Arthur
Arthur
John
Col
W. P. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Fred Garlow
Cody
Garlow
Margaret Burdick
Co. W. Burdick
Milas Blanche Loomis
Lookout Mountain
Burdick
Guernsey
Platte River
Denver
Hiab Vane Ee
Woroner
Omaha Agency Grain Exchange
C. P. Kester
Hulett, Wye
Food Administration Grain Corporation
Geo, Byrd
Geo, O
Hanna W. A. Moore
J. T. Hanna
Wim, Jolley
Bil
England
Eddie Svoboda
8. A. Eves
Guy
Goldie School
Il Neas
Nena Willson
William Stoddard
Casper
Geo
Morrigan
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