Cokeville War Night Marks Town Memorial and Notices
A Cokeville Sunday featured war time activities in Montpelier visits, village notices, and a long community program at the opera house with prayers, school children performances, Red Cross talks, liberty loan appeals, and patriotic songs. Local residents Mary Fuller and Janet Whitty are noted, with several reports of school and civic leaders, teachers, and volunteers participating in war effort events and plans.
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Harry Nutter
Montpelier
Melan
Marley
America
Irwin McNiece
Gen, Dunn
Cokeville
Red Cross
Mra Reynolde
Madera
Man ‘War Gardens
Earle Reed
J. Larson
Stoner
Woodward
McNieve
Dayton
Benediction
Vo Bennion
Citizena
1 Smatley
F. May
KE. Mase
Roberts Ax
Geraldine Hagger
Red Cross Ajtree
Burt Kingeworth
A & Aetcher
Opera
Hana
Mary Fuller
Pocatellia
Turor Grate Hebard
Wynmine Quite
Tee
Dr Tiehard
Janet Whitty
Epheniliilly
Tate
Rte
Mowry
Kundap
Anne
Miscellaneous Local Notes From Randolph to Mondern
Sage notes report an assortment of names and travels. Raed rae Jobnnah of Randolph returns from eastern Wyoming with a carload of rare trees for a Denver home. Winans hits a sprained ankle. others spend time with relatives in Bath and Matt Lake. Several residents leave for homes in Mondernen and Monipekom, with matinees and weekly gatherings noted.
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Aid Rae Jobnnah
Randelph
Wyoming
Denver
Colo
Winans
Wintore Ant Mire
Pete Winore
Bath
Lavoe Cine
Frank Koonte
Dave
Matt Lake
California Opens Baseball Season with Marine Corps Challenge
The Sacramento Senators faced Private Rod Murphy's Marine Corps team in a season opener at Mare Island. Governor Stephens released two carrier pigeons to signal the start, with pigeons relaying the score inning by inning to Maricleland, drawing crowds at the ballpark and Marine barracks.
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California
Sacramento Senators
Rod Murphy
Marine Corps
Oakland Oaks
Governor Stephens
Releas
Mare Ieland Navy Yard
Marcleland
Baseball Ground
Bors
War slang origins and derivations cited in Paris before wars
The article traces terms used in war dispatches such as Heche Boche tete de boche and polla. It links Heche to prewar Paris origins and notes German asaiante and Varia printers. It suggests Boche usage in 1870 and explains polla from poll meaning bale reflecting trench life and unshaved French soldiers.
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Paris
Asaiante
Varia
Farmers Back Liberty Loan Support World Investment
United States and allies use proceeds of the Liberty Loan. farmers as large purchasers of American agricultural products. Supporting the loan, farmers enable their best customers to buy goods and secure the best investment in the world.
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United States
Republican Headlines May Be Scrambled In Local Notice
A fragmented note from Pork County Enterprises discussing misquoting and errors in a rival sheet. It mentions changing clocks and watches back an hour Sunday morning and expresses caution toward unwelcome claims.
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Pork County Enterprises
Liberty Loan Drive Starts With Wave Of Zealous Fervor
A Lincoln county meeting featured a Liberty Loan plea stressing wartime need and European soil safety. St Hebard urged food conservation as a Food Administration representative. Audience favorites included songs by high school girls and support for the Third Liberty Loan with subscriptions tallied by E. L. Smith. The event rallied Kemworer's backers and Lincoln county to meet Wyoming's quota of 5 025 500.00 with broad statewide participation.
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Food Administration
St Hebard
France
Begium
Liberty Loan
E. L. Smith
Joolumn
Kemworer
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Avery
War Talk and Promised Victory Speech
The speaker insists there is no time for peace or talk of peace and urges unyielding focus on war. They demand maximal effort, sacrifices, and time to secure victory without considering costs or duration.
The Sun Dines in Wyoming for Third Liberty Loan
The Third Liberty Loan drives bond sales in Wyoming as local campaigns promote patriotic support. Community leaders urge residents to buy bonds to fund the war effort, highlighting regional participation and civic duty.
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the Sun
Wyoming
Liberty Loan
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