Weekly War Review Highlights July to August Frontline Happenings
A condensed weekly digest lists notable World War I events from May to August. It covers shifts in alliances, British and German losses, U-boat activity off New Jersey, U.S. casualty totals, American manpower plans, and strategic statements by the Kaiser and German leaders. It mentions Bulgaria's possible switch to the Allies, Czech advances, and Pershing's widened command with about 1.1 million troops in training.
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Chemin Des Dames
Marne
Germany
New Jersey
Washington
Bulgaria
Black Sea
von Eichorn
Kaiser
Ukraine
United States
Maine
U-boata
France
Genera Pershing
Brugand
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Kajier
Awenat Oth
Adiapateh
Paris
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Turner makes long drive for chicken hunt
Early Sunday Mr Turner left for the Cempsey Basin with Mr Me i to hunt chickens. He found shooting poor, returned to Frontier about noon. In the afternoon with Mr PJ Quealy he traveled to Cokeville, covering 180 miles in a single day with adequate time for chicken pursuit.
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Turner
Frontier
PJ. Quealy
Cokevile
Hle
Fragmented Historic Text About Camera Department
A garbled OCR fragment references a camera department and items about prints and a line related to piping. It mentions a lane task and some measurement terms, but core facts are unreadable. The readable bits suggest a catalog or notice about equipment or services without clear entities or outcomes.
Revenge Motive Behind Missing Movie Show in Cokeville
The Cokeville Register reports manager Woodward booked two vaudeville actors to perform between films. The night failed as no pictures were shown because the projector lens was missing. Authorities tracked two suspects who fled town with the lensless machine, seeking vengeance for an earlier dispute.
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Woodward
Idaho
Wood- Ward
Cokeville
Pocatello
Local Post
Troop Train Carrying Colored Recruits Passes Through Kemmerer
Saturday morning a six car train carrying about five hundred colored recruits from Colorado Springs and Denver streamed through Kemmerer en route to Camp Lewis. The soldiers, eager for Western front service, rode under placards with bold slogans expressing wartime sentiment.
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Kemmerer
Camp Lewis
Colorado Springs
Denver
Kemmerer Team Draft Roster Preview
Oakley lineup seen as regulars join Kemmerer in a street draft. The Kemmerer unit looks to feature players including Slegel Williams G Steith Moon Kench Hunter Swanson Mumcreck Glasgow Renfro T Smith as a projected core from Kemmerer and nearby towns.
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Walt Canny Sureley
Annet Jith
Oakley
Kikvey
Kemmerer
Reguler
Oakley Une-up
Kemmereream
Lars
Argon Mame
Asaured
Slegel
Williams
G. Steith
Moon
Kench
Hunter
Swanson
Mumcreck
Glasgow
Renfro
T. Smith
Em son piano for cash in Denver ad
Mrs. Chas. E. Bruce seeks cash for a high grade Em son piano in a mahogany case. The instrument, recently tuned, is offered at 225 dollars, 450 listed, with inquiry possible in Kemmerer. The seller remains in Denver, Colorado, delivery arranged.
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Kemmerer
Emson
Chas. E. Bruce
Denver
Colorado
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Frontier Supply Co
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Big Pinny Mare. Co
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Jestable
Drilling and Development Co
Charles Lackey
Kemmerer, Wyoming
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Lincoln County
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Louis A. Dewey
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Horace Call
Nannie R
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Mutual Live Stock Commission Company
Omaha, Neb
Bon Ton Restaurant
Fred Steinberger
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