Soldiers Christmas Packages For All Servicemen
The Red Cross explains soldiers receive one Christmas parcel with a postal label. Instructions are pending. locals may request pasteboard boxes and packing guidance. Packages for naval forces must ship by parcel post to South Brooklyn by November 15, weight seven pounds for Marines overseas, 20 pounds for others.
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Red Cross
United States
U. S. Naval
Brooklyn
New York
War Department
Navy
Siberia
Time to Turn Clocks Back Next Sunday
The article notes clocks will be set back one hour nationwide on October 27, restoring standard time across the United States. It mentions potential effects on watchmakers and dock workers if adjustments slow or miscue, with reference to a yearling watch and a Bray in Jackson.
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United States
Watchet
Tesick
Sug Pany
Private Smeykal Laid To Rest In Elk Soldier Dies At Fort Bliss
The remains of John Smeykal of Elk who died October 13 1918 at Fort Bliss Texas arrived in Jackson Monday night October 21. Funeral services were held Tuesday at eleven in the open air due to quarantine. He was born October 19 1889 in Bohemia and is survived by his parents a brother two sisters four half sisters and one half brother. Interment was in Jackson cemetery.
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John Steykal
Elk
Fort Bliss
Jackson
Frank J. Jones
Cokeville
Fort Blis
M. B. Nash
John Smeykal
Bohemia
Texas
Jackson Cemetery
Liberty Loan Quota Doubled in Jacksons Hole Drive
The Fourth Liberty Loan drive in Jacksons Hole doubled its quota with subscriptions totaling 69,000 dollars against a 20,600 dollar target, reflecting broad local participation. A long list of local subscribers including Charles J. Allen, Mrs. Maria Allen, Andy Abies and many others supports the oversubscribed effort as a commendable community achievement amid national calls for victory.
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Jackson's Hole
Honda
Charles J. Allen
Maria Allen
Andy Abies
Jude ¥. Allen
M. W. Annis
John Barber
Lewis Barber
Forrest H. Bark
Eve L. Bark
Frank , Rosette
William Ry Bierer
George Bohnet
Phyllis Boyle
Harold Brown
James Dude
James T. Budge
Charles A. Budge
Emme A. Cadwaleder
J. Callahan
Daisy Henrie
Frank Helms
Nels Hoagland
Birch HL
Hopson
Stes
Mable Hood
Chan W. Huff
Thos. G. Hutt
Violet
Muff
Alte Harold
Chas
Donnelly
Imeson
Eftin Imenon
James G. Imeson
Susannah Smo
Joseph Infenger
Mrs. Pauling Infanger
Tackson Tate Mank
Ed Johnson
Eph Dominson
David E. Jotinen
Lloyd Johnson
Bude M Johnson
Joseph HK. Jones
Mire
Fidella Sours
Wilen Jones
Mildred Jones
Hadnes Jones
Lonie H. Jor
D.B Judd
J. J. Jud Niet
Judd
Ernie P. Judd
Ed Returns from Ogden Quarantined at Home
Ed came back from Ogden and received treatment for rheumatism at the start of the week, then was kept in quarantine at his home for several days.
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Ogden
Mrs Smith Recommends Chamberlains Tablets
Mrs Smith writes of long lasting stomach trouble and indigestion relief from Chamberlains Tablets noting they are a pleasant laxative and help the stomach function naturally. Also mentions burial of Mrs Sheffield from Spanish influenza and Red Cross Home Service plans in Charleston and local bakery business opening in Jones building.
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G. H. Smith
Brewerton
N.Y
Chamberlain
Jack von Hole
Red Cross
M. B. Nash
Nosh
D.C. Nowlin
Funeral for Private McKenzie in Wilson yard service
Funeral services for Private George Edward McKenzie of Wilson Wyontiine were held in the Abe Ward yard with Rev. M. B. Nawh officiating. Survived by a wife Ida Linn, his parents, one brother and six sisters among many mourners from Wilson and Jackson. McKenzie died at Fort Riley Kansas on October 17 108 after pneumonia contracted in service with Evacuation Ambulance Co No 36.
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George Edward McKenzie
Wilson
Wyontiine
Fort Riley
Kausaa
Abe Ward
M. B. Nawh
Jackson
Funal
Qooeased
Owassa
Michigen
Fonda
South Dakota
Misa Ida Linn
Dakota
Evacuation Ambulance Co. No. 36
Local births and school notices highlight wartime pride
A baby girl was born at 5 A M to Mr and Mrs Joe May. Janitor prize at Jackson school rewarded Miss Snyder's room with a service flag for each soldier from pupil families. G R Blain reports post in Pomona after travel through Idaho Oregon and California. son Clarence remains at Mare Island. Mrs Joseph Rosslow attends funeral in Miles City. Treasie Royer arrives from Ogden. quarantined after influenza. Loret ta Thomins also quarantined to teach Kelly school. Spanish Flu cases rise in Driggs and quarantine spans towns between Victor and Idaho Falls.
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W. J. Preston
Jackson School
G. R. Blain
Pomona
California
Idaho
Oregon
Clarence
Mare Island
Treasie Royer
Oden
Jackson
Loretta Thomins
Kelly
Driggs
Victor
Idaho Falls
Lloyd Reed Dies in Camp While Awaiting War Duty
Loyal community mourns Lloyd Reed who died at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana after influenza. A railroad man and patriot he had pursued military service since the war began and was drafted last summer. His body will arrive in Jackson Friday with funeral rites Saturday at 2 30 pm conducted by the I C O F Lodge of which he was a member.
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Fd Sheffield
Maran
Charleston
South Carolina
U. S. Navy
J. B. Sheffield
Charles Teed
Lloyd Reed
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Lloyd
United States
Wallating
Jackson
I. C. O. F. Lodge
Is Houx Qualified as Wyoming Governor Hopeful
Ex governor Carey testifies from experience that Houx is highly qualified to be governor. Carey notes Houx has twice been elected secretary of state, duties akin to lieutenant governor, and led state government admirably while Carey was abroad. He asserts no criticisms of Houx’s administration upon return.
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J M. Carey
Wapecch At
Basin
Carey
Houx
John B. Kendrick
Wyoming
Europe
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