Wyoming Children’s Home Thanksgiving Program
Community pride as states show support for the Wyoming Children’s Home Society. A Wheatland hospital remains open to care for children in need, with doctors and staff noted for compassionate treatment. Henry Nelson ships orange samples from Alabama to Globe family. Hulett State Bank notes near two hundred thousand dollar mark, illustrating strong local economy. Thanksgiving plans include an Educational Guild program at Alva with recitations, songs, and a planned expansion of performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Board of Administration
Hainess
Wheatland Hospital
Wyoming Children’s Home Society
Margaret
Henry Nelson
Globe
Henry
Alabama
Gulf
Hulett State Bank
Bring Some Wood to Church Needling Event
A brief notice calls for volunteers to bring firewood to a church gathering. Organizers ask attendees to deliver wood to the church hall before an upcoming service.
EllenDale Items and Winter Plans Highlight Local Notices
Ellen Dale residents share winter moves with Wayne Moore family heading to Aladdin. Grant departs for Bilge Moutthin. Jess Beall named wood chopper champion reporting a limit of two cards daily. Tuttle escorts Lew Atkinson family to Delle Fourche and back. Eilendale School hosted a party at Mr and Mrs E C Fowlkes with Phyllis Foster performing. A midnight lunch followed with Roy Wright and others, all reporting a fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellendale
Wayne Moore
Sunway
Aladdin
Grant
Bilge Moutthin Weinksie
Gatlin
Jess Beall
Eilendale School
E. C Fowlkes
Phyllis Foster
Roy Wright
Adolph Lee
Mildred Wright
Beta Bay
Cornell Cooper
Walter Bay
Maudie Stoddard
Kathryn
May
Paul Fowlkes
Pete Youngman
Twila
Hupp
Doris
Delmar
Uncle Mont Robinson Arrives From Colorado
Unnamed Lincoln resident Uncle Mont Robinson arrived last Saturday evening from Colorado. He is not in good health but remains jolly and cheerful despite his condition.
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Mont
Robinson
Colorado
It Is The Limit Critique Of Army Bazaar Profits
New York November 17 reports a bazaar earning 71 thousand four hundred seventy five dollars and ninety eight cents with only 754 dollars net for soldiers. Auditors allege half the earnings went to the managing director amid disputes over compensation. A Cheyenne editorial condemns war profiteering and urges nationwide caution in patriotic campaigns. Congressman Mondell remarks Wyoming politics as a mirror of public expression.
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New York
Army and Navy
Uncle Sam
Federal Accounting Company
Waldemar de Bille
New York City
Metropolis
People For Profit
Farm Loans Approved by Federal Bank on Wheatland Flats
The Wheatland Times reports federal farm loans totaling 29 700 dollars for 19 farmers on the flats, approved by the Omaha land bank and sent to local secretary P A Shope for farmer acceptance. The loans equal the amount applied for, with only 920 dollars reduced.
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Wheatland Times
Land Bank of Omaha
P. A. Shope
Moorcroft Girls Fall to Moorcroft in Town Basketball
In a segregation era contest at Moorcroft last Saturday Moorcroft girls defeated our girls 13 to 9 while our boys won 35 to 9. The event drew a large crowd praising fair play and clean competition with both teams receiving hearty support.
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Moorcraft
Moorcroft
December date set for the hagaar reported in Globe Area
The Globe Area notes a December date for the hagaar event. Readers are urged to watch for further details as officials confirm scheduling and venue.
Information at the source informs 1917 tax returns
The new war tax provision requires fixed annual payments of salaries interests or rent of 800 or more to a person partnership or corporation. Employers must file true returns to aid the Internal Revenue Collector in issuing information and blanks. Citizens urged to cooperate with government during this critical period to avoid penalties and ensure proper withholding only for specific cases.
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Mark A. Skinner
Internal Revenue
Skinner
Washington
Local Social Notes With Visits And Travel
James Dollard's baby remains very ill. Missee Mable and Ethyl Dagger visited Miss Estella Richards Sunday. Cashus Minnich and Earl Frexel left Monday for work at Casver. Mr and Mrs Fitzsimmons and family spent Sunday at Roy Rakestraw's home. Mrs Dagger visited daughter Mrs L W Mespell of the 101 ranch Monday.
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James Dollard
Missee Mable
Ethyl Dagger
Estella Richards
Cashus Minnich
Earl Frexel
Casver
Mrs. Fitzsimmons
Roy Rakestraw
Mrs. Dagger
L. W. Mespell
101 Ranch
Public School Notes Highlights Today
Miss Jessie Richards visited the high school this week. Miss Florence Fowlkes enrolled as a new student. The Storm children return to school after illness. A church literary program was held last evening and enjoyed by all.
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Jessie Richards
Florence Fowlkes
Ozark settler Otis Zimmer buys farm in famed hills
A letter from Otis Zimmer places him in the Ozark mountains where he has purchased a farm and settled. He praises the people and the county and mentions enjoying the flag and warm weather. He sends regards to Globe readers.
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Otis Zimmerachied
Ozark Mountains
Willing Workers Bazaar To Be Held At Hotel
The Willing Workers announce their annual bazaar on Saturday December first at the hotel. A wide range of needlework and foods will be on sale with items for Xmas gifts and Sunday dinners. Donations of fancy work or eatables are welcomed for the charity to Rev. Brown and the bazaar proceeds.
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Rev. Brown
Ford couple visits Hulett hub on first trip
Mr and Mrs Ed Ford visited Hulett on a Sunday trip. They were surprised by the hub and Mr Ford, cashier of Citizens Hank at Sundance, noted the bank’s success.
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Ed Ford
Mr. Ford
Hank
Sundance
Ceunch Services and Homestead Move Mentioned
Ceunch services held in Alva at 11 a m and Dirks at 2 p m with Sunday School at 10 am and preaching at 7 30 pm J M Brown pastor Mrs A J Cray and Henry left for Kimball Montana to establish a homestead Frank and his wife joined them then returned home overland
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Alva
Dirks
J. M. Brown
A. J. Cray
Henry
Kimbal
Montana
Frank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Childrens Home
Globe Force
Educational Guild
Thurman
Mary Graves
Mary Redding
Paul Coffey
Mabel Graves
Ethel Dirks
Russel French
Laverne Gilmore
Eon Tuttle
Lew Atkinson
Delle Fourche
Mondell
Newcastle News Journal
John Bant
A. W. Storm
Elkhorn Wavaricks
Leon Tuttle
Kirk Stoddard
Tracy McGuire
Geo
Chas McGuire
Omaha
Thoradb
J. Storm
J. J. Hauber
Clem Biore
Dow Rathbun
Ernest Fowlkes
Rocky Point
Tuttle
Fred
Orville
Ed Atkinson
Charlie Congleton
Whit Bryant
Buttes
Storm
Rocky Crossing
Rocky Bluff
Catherine Foster
Edward Fowlkes
Ed Fowlkes
Mulett
Woming
Resources
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State OF
Crook
J. W. Hunter
C. Storm
W. A. Ripley
Ceunch Services
Seventh Judicial District
County of
Croc
Melvin G. Brown
Inet
Sheridan
Myoning
Chey
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