Belgian Peasant Helps American Escape Story Through Belgium
The narrator recalls a humanitarian Belgian peasant who fed and sheltered him in a Finnish-fluent moment of crisis and advised a path to a passport aided escape into Holland. He fears German reprisals on the kind stranger yet vows to repay the mercy after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalido
Belgium
Trie
Pletntak
BEL & Pane
Tate
Uke
Thad
Holland
Dagsport
Belgiam
Bim
Herlows
Germany
Chapter XI Encounter with German Soldiers and Wartime Notes
In this fragment, Mae recalls meeting German soldiers and a bewildering exchange about a pistol and a winery. The passage hints at wartime misunderstandings and the strange interruptions that mark Mae’s wartime diary.
Proposed Constitutional Amendments for Wyoming Legislature
Full copy of amendments proposed by the Fortieth Wyoming Legislature for voters at the November general election. Includes Amendment One banning sale of intoxicating beverages with limited medicinal and industrial exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Nevem A. Wlr
Supreme Court
Justien
Desert Land Notices in Evanston Wyoming July 1914
Department of the Interior notices that Mororwae Ht Santyor filed for final proof on desert land entry 04196 in Township 18 North Range 117 West and Joe Boertagnolli filed for final proof on desert land entry 04274 in Cumberland Wyoming. Witnesses named Angelica Ziller Nick Ziller Louis Pla Bertha Bertagnolli, all Cumberland. Register Alex Nisbet announces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Oren
Evanston
Wyoming
Mororwae
Sant ‘Yor
Joe Boertagnolli
Cumberland
United States Land Office
Angelica Ziller
Nick Ziller
Louis Pla
Bertha Bertagnolli
Alex Nisbet
Register
Department OF the Interion
TLS
Wyo
Vial
United States Ltd
Eyanston
Ipak
Fred Zarolli
Joe Bertagnolli
Berta Hertagnolli
Alex Nisret
Public Land Notices at Evanston Wyoming 1918
Notices announce coal entry by John M. Faddis for Lot and Section 18 in Township 19 North Range 116 West. Protest affidavits due August 7 1918 before the Register and Receiver at the U S Land Office Evanston Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Wyoming
John M. Faddis
Cumberland
Lincoln
Township
Notice of Final Proof in Land Office Evanston Wyoming
Land Office in Evanston Wyoming dated July 30 1948 reports Josep B Smith of Kemmerer Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final proof for a land entry serial 04293 in sections and townships. It lists witnesses John Heaton Ernest W Smith Orson Winters and Edward H O'Brien all of Sage Utah Salt Lake City and Kemmerer Wyoming with a date set for September 19 1948 before United States Commissioner at Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Wyo
Josep B. Smith
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Siath
Tvan
Jones
United Staton Comn
Inaloner
Ciaimvant
Janes
John Heaton
Sage Wyoming
Ernest W. Smith
Salt Lake City
Utah
Orson Winters
Sage
Edward H. O'Brien
Kommoarar
Notice to Water Appropriators Deadline for Proof
Notice to water appropriators: owners with expired beneficial use times must prove continued beneficial use before the Division Superintendent by February 21, 1919. Failure to submit proof forfeits the right. State Engineer Jas. B. True signs the notice dated July 31, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas, B
True
Wyoming
Our Neighbors Say on War Tactics and shale tests in Wyoming
Sergeant Sam P Barr shares American assault tactics from France urging aggressiveness under heavy fire. Reports note sawed off shot guns and barbed wire defenses. Also Salt Lake Tribune cites Sweetwater shale processing tests by Jonson Reduce Co achieving 70 gallons per ton with a new plant, in Wyoming counties central to state quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam P. Barr
United States Army
France
Chicago
Romit
Rock Springs
Salt Lake Tribune
Tas
Sweetwater County
Jonson Reduce Hon Co
Salt Lake and Ogden PLC
Veohittiowt Brings Money to People in Wyoming
The report notes a 60 percent rise in living costs while wages increase only 10 to 16 percent. It discusses shortages in food clothing and shelter and mentions Colorado under one third higher expenses. The piece references Gamer March and compares regional price changes and living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Jhoaplo
Colorado
Miami
Wyoming Watchwort Reports Gains in Prohibition Era Savings
The Wyoming Watchwort cites improved collections and deposits since prohibition. It notes total savings deposits rising from two million in 1915 to eight million in 1917, with employment agencies expanding and property values climbing statewide. No tax increase linked to prohibition is apparent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
Wyoming
Erneer
Howe
Hank de Pogue
Colorado
Cure for Dysentery and Medicine Triumphs
In Ashland Kansas a man reports Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy saved his dying child from a violent dysentery attack after the family physician gave up. He and his neighbors credit the remedy for the recovery and his own improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Kansas
Chamberlain
William Whitelaw
Dew Moines
Iown
Andv
Rehabilitation of Soldiers and War Bonds Support
The U S Government will actively assist disabled soldiers beyond education and retraining. It will seek gainful work and welfare support, not coddling, and will use Liberty Loans and War Savings Stamps to fund opportunities lost due to wounds from combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
War Emergency Threshers Reports and Record Keeping
Government requires monthly threshing reports showing wheat and other grain amounts by thresher. Threshers receive record books to log grain type, quantity, and threshing charges. County agents collect county totals and report to Washington by the fifth of each month. Lincoln County adapts dates to 26th 25th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MO. Maughan
Aganta
Alan
Washington, D
Lincoln County
Maughan
Afton
Wyoming
Sam
Also Mentioned on This Page
O'Brien
Pat O'Brien
Gore
Canditio Bembure
Turin
Noth
Wyoming State Journal
Fremont
Converer
Hot Byeings
Natrona
Warbakte
Eastman Kodaks
Columbia Grapanolas
Sonora Phonographs
Conklin
the City Drug Store
Chas
A. Christmas
Whiston’s Confectionery
Johnson’s, McDonald’s and
Sweet
Kemmerer Garage
the Kammerer Hotel Cafe
Hotel Kammerer
Tom Ming
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