Americanization Association reports ten years of work
The Americanization Association of this city led by Edith Gil reports a decade of activities. The 1927 summary lists 3322 registered people with 281 270 total attendances at the House at Western Heights and notes programs in citizenship, health, education, employment, and welfare. Night school enrollment rose to 1356 with men and boys leading, while many received citizenship papers or attended citizenship classes. The report highlights welfare calls, clinics, and charitable helps, including excursions, classes, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americanization Association
Edith Gil
Gore Wden
Western Heights
Houm
Goyse Collis
Guardiars
Seilemenht
cliLenshoy
Amberet
Osaedes
Town Line North By MES BE C SCHLBERT
Fireworks display at Coun Fioma Monday drew attention as townspeople gathered for a public showcase. Names such as Mir and Mereen on Recktel of Mouldie Rouge were mentioned amid the scene, with various residents including Mrs War Cook and Henry Pleylefeld noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine
Ed Sranz
South Ridge
Merv Mauer
Albert
Farria
Mere
Larain
Ailad
Mo J Nubo
Lerain
Jo F Stites
Ben Wooodtrew
Lakemood
Coltherrs
John Deletel
Suniat
JP Bechtel
Nir
Louw
Soo Glens
Mathias
Cleve
Cedar Vetot
Edwin
Ibert
Sor Oliver
Dipaer Ruesta
Earl Rowills
Kipros
Louis Shubert
Ser Russel
Kisyfa
Relatnes
Irs
Ernst
Earl Debo
Souch Ridge
Mantiae
Andrew Schuber
Ostrors
Fenst
Hame Mondas
Charles
Dieiners
Tom Bere Tresides
War Cook
Henry Pleylefeld
Sumeas
Teegretth
Leoty Aleca
Lordi
Oberma Opesel
Sumer
Scimnecee Ak
Irrigation Plan for North Platte Valley Advanced
The Mountain States Power company will build a high voltage transmission line from Shea Guernsey to Parkerton to power irrigation and industrial development in the North Platte valley. The $260000 project spans about five miles, aims to boost towns including Glendo Orin Douglas Glenrock Parkerton and Casper, and is tied to federal reclamation efforts under Governor Frank Emerson’s push for electric pumping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne, Wio
Jniv
North Platte Valley
Smirad States
Atility Company
Mountain States Power Company
Shea Guernsey
W.o
United States Reclamation Service
Parkertown
Wio
Te 15
Glendo
Orin
Douglas
Glenrock
Parkerton
Casper
Frank Emerson
Wromtog
Morth Platte Valley
Being George His Preference for Native Songs
Roy George questioned why London theatres present many American musical shows and voiced a preference for native music. Public calls rise for native composers to gain chances as British producers like Clark and Monckton have recently died, leaving a gap for new talent. Also notes that most automobile accidents stem from human error or lack of skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
QWN
London
Roy George
Blue Train
Holman Clark
Charles Hastrer
Ian Camn
Lionel Monck
Inland notices fragment spell names and transfers
OCR read fragment shows several people and places with transfers or notices including Amherst Lorain Woodhaul Heights and Lorain entries. Names include John Mudrorck Rose K Baker Joe Sagan Anta Cook John Romeess A V Hageman. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mudrorck
Rose K Baker
Loratn
Jacob Baus
Wevton
Amherst
Joe Sagan
Anta Cook
Lorain
John Romeess
Crehore
A V. Hageman
Mwoof
J Peer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Americanization Assn
Anas
Koop Tal
Hawkice
Detroit
Wo Hreeler
la Verne Bresler
le Hor Breeler
Frask Pesbek
Fariy
Ed Smith
Sir Stathras
Clevelsodt
L Kovitz
Cleveland
Evry Haag
James
Murray Ridge
Chas Schaible
West Ridge
Saturgar
Bir
Wm Cook
John Bechtel
Amelia
Murray Ridee
Spiegelberg
Reo Oand
Harry Darwood
Herman Bischoff
Irs E Shaver
J A Due
FE Markert
Hermar Machert
Hubert Saubert
Henes
John
Raymond Fiok
Avon Weanesdat
Joe Fhomeas
MES. BE. C. Schl Bert
Haoch
Agualhiio
NP ON Jewelry CO
Broad St
ABC At Peace
Paul Wainwright
Waener Market
Loran
Martha Oster M
Josepy wWerer
ICE & Fuel Company
Oakland
Carmenel Motors
Pontiac
Fisher
SHE City Motors Inc
Broad Street
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