Weekly War Review highlights Allied gains and U boat activity
The column details Allied advances toward Bapaume and Arras, U S forces on the Vesle, and rising night attacks and tank tactics. It notes German defense fatigue, American and Allied assaults in various theaters, submarine actions, manpower policy, and a brisk week of war developments with ships and supplies moving to sustain the front.
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Bapaume
Sunda
United States
Vesle
Foch
Aisne
Chemin Des Dames
Arras
Artois
Ania
Vienna
Washington
Atlantic
Krupp
Germany
Paris
Siberia
China
Canadian
Halm
Japa
Council of National Defense
Wyonine
Anust
Abmarines
Teuton
Man Power Hill
Mune
Selene Thel Fohnhltanta
Rhine
Fpath
Wrr
France
Pyrenees
Hun
Spain
Browning Gun Featured At Wyoming War Show
The heavy Browning machine gun, a major American wartime contribution, will be demonstrated at the big war show to be staged at the Wyoming State Fair in Douglas from September 9 to 14, 1918. An expert will explain its operation at the exhibit.
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Douglas
Kemmerer Garage Sold to Diamondville Buyer
Frank Brezovnik sold the Kemmerer Garage with ground buildings and auto business to Frank Hlachtin of Diamondville. Hlachtin takes over September 1, Breznovik to stay as foreman briefly. Brezovnik, a Kemmerer leader for years, founded Up-To-Date Garage and built the brick Kemmerer facility now sold.
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Frank Brezovnik
Kemmerer Garage
Frank Hlachtin
Diamondville
Mr. Breznovik
Buick
National
Hinchun
Breznovik
Kemmerer
Jack Walters
Brezovnik
Frank Hlachun
Mlachun
Chautauqua Week in Kemmerer Agenda Highlights
The Kemmerer Chautauqua schedule lists daily openings, addresses, and curricular reforms from September 3 to 6. Notable figures include Rev. Morten Joslin Dr J E Butterworth Margaret Mullison and J C Creager presenting sessions on geography history science and practical arithmetic with intermissions and departmental discussions throughout the four days.
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Morten Joslin
J. EB. Butterworth
J.B. Butterworth
Margaret E .Mullison
J. C. Creager
J. E Butterworth
Pirot
Margaret B Mullison
T. D. Lynch
RE. Butterworth
Margaret E. Mullison
Mia
Laurel
Winters
Dr. J, EB
Butterworth
Margaret BE. Mullison
Worah
Mera
Laura Winters
J.B. Buorth
Margaret
Sublet Red Cross Doing Their Bit
The Sublet Branch of the Red Cross reports a shipment equal to a month of work: 17 sweaters, 15 pajamas, 3 pairs of socks, and 1 bed shirt. Named workers include Mary Hassy, Francis Penman, Mary Stefanick, Hmma Flaim, Grace Groutage, Mrs. M. Groutage, Tilly Groutage, Mrs. Benna, Leona Mason, Gladys Straley, and others with multiple garments contributed by Mrs HH Groutage and Mrs Holland.
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The
Red Cross
Mary Hassy
Francis Penman
Mary Stefanick
Hmma Flaim
Grace Groutage
M. Groutage
Tilly Groutage
Benna
Leona Mason
Gladys Straley
HH. J. Groutage
Holland
Mra. Guffey
C. Rochfor
Calder
Robertson
Jurick
H, J
Hair-pulling dispute ends with $15 fine and $100 bonds
In Diamondville Justice of the Peace court Judge Glasgow presided over a case between Jennell and her sister-in-law Gino Basinelli. A street quarrel on the Diamondville street led to filing a warrant. After witnesses testified the judge ruled it a peace breach and imposed a $15 fine plus bonds of $100 for both parties to keep the peace.
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Court of Justice of the Peace
W. Glasgow
Cane
State of
Wyoming
Jenn Nell
Gino Basinelli
Diamondville
Mondville
Mia
Gino Bastaelli
Rev Joslin Transferred to Laramie Cathedral Post
The Rev Morten Joslin is appointed by the Wyoming Bishop to succeed Dean Thornberry at St Matthew's Cathedral Laramie. Thornberry goes to war work in France and Joslin will leave Kemmerer to assume duties. He will join family at encampment for a brief vacation and return to St James Church for naval services until marching orders arrive.
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Morten Joslin
Wyoming
Dean Thornberry
St. Matthew's
Laramie
Ventry
France
Josin
Kemmerer
Joslin
St. James Church
Naval
Rev
Episcopal Church
Mrs Collett Returns to Take Charge at Gray’s Stand
Mrs St W Collett returned last Friday from Lava Hot Springs after a two week visit. She will take charge of the news stand at Gray’s new stand in the O L depots. Casey Collett was heard to say his first square meal in two weeks was the supper his wife cooked Friday evening.
On the Shores of From German Mine Feld Abo in the Big War Exhibit
A Wyoming State fair exhibit highlights a German mine field scene from the Great War era. The display opens with a Bapt. 14, 191e reference and showcases wartime artifacts.
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Wyoming
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