Oversubscribed list of names and amounts from Cokeville note
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with scattered monetary figures, many entries showing amounts like 10.00 or 5.00 and surnames such as Marley Benn Smith Smith, Gee, Nelson, Hawking, and Walker. The page appears to be a ledger or attendance roster with no clear narrative.
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Marley No. V. Raw
Vincent Benn
Allen
Orval Smith
Oliver Dustin
John Snesko Gee
Harker
Byron Carriet
Herbert Pembens
Reynolds Claud Kruger
Ernest Vibran
Nana Py Miles
John H. Dixo
Rosas Pennell
George Ness
Dave Martin
Frank Jenser
Bob Little
Jim McFariny
Gus Hindy
Boyd Fuller
Dh. C. Seagray
Angus McLoun
Joe Puller R
William Gee
Campbel
John Marean
Hanten
Cherenne Bleek
Kmil Pranner Sr
Emil Proner, Jr
Frovkswith
John
James Hall
Charlie Roxworthy
Ian Oe
Cue Privrelt
Raster
Anvun Melon
Tarrerain
Uarhberth
Pucket
JP Weston
Dave Prodeon
Frank Nelson
Jim Dennis
Walker Amily
John Citkwoltehama
Cord Harris
Jinna Pron Swermon Ie
J. Madera
Wiehred Wit
Donnny Waki
War Departed From Paris Model by Margaret Roche
A tribute notes a fashionably steadfast heroine amid war as Judge John R. Arnold reports the death of Lorenzo Hardwidge on the western front from pneumonia. Hardwidge, 27, served in the military and is survived by Mr and Mrs Thomany of Evanston.
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John R. Arnold
Traipor Warren
Lorenzo Hardwidge
Western Front
Hardwidge
Ser
Sion
Thomany
Evanston
Doughboys Foresee End to War Based on Front Letters
Letters from Jackson report American troops at the front expressing confidence that the German forces are near collapse. writers in late October believe the war could end soon and abruptly, noting the doughboys understand the military situation well.
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Jackson
Greater Railway Unions Convene for One Big Union
December will see a convention of delegates from all railroad shops on the Union Pacific system to form a single union. Representing machinists boilermakers carmen and other trades, the move aims to unify shop workers under collective bargaining. Critics warn higher freight rates and political consolidation as risks, while supporters see stronger wage power under unified labor.
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Union Pacific
Tes
Carmen
Legislative Reforms Demand Higher State Legislature Standards
A historical proposal urges direct legislation reforms to curb waste and rash laws. It calls for signature petitions before bills, revival of path Hone and remonstrances, and limits on lobbying at the state house. The text condemns nepotism and demands fair access to public office for all in peace and war.
Improvements at Local Railroad Office
Extensive work at the Inem depot of the O L railroad will enhance the appearance and facilities of the office. A metal railing intercepts the counter top while the former assistant superintendent office is being remodeled into a private office for the local agent. Carpenter work is complete and furnishings will be installed soon.
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Inem
Ineal
Investment pitch touts savings stamp appeal amid vague promises
A fragmented ad-like text touts a Savings Stamp program claiming no loss, monthly interest, and broad national reach. It mentions investors, a wine place of business, and several garbled entities, with references to governors and various names, all lacking clear context or verifiable details.
Pledge Behind Wheat Sales Aids Allies in War Bread
The United States boosted wheat exports to Europe amid World War I, shipping 60 million plus bushels by year’s start and 141 million by July. Surplus crops and conservation allowed steady Allied bread rations, with figures surpassing early targets and optimism for a return to normal diets.
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Ince
Europe
United States
Australia
Cony
Renee
Lord Rhondda
America
Food Administration Defines Democracy and Food Effort
Experts credit a wartime Food Administration statement for guiding policy. It emphasizes individual initiative and national service, saying democracy yields to discipline in emergency. The aim is to solve food problems for Americans and Allies without surrendering democratic values.
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Food Administration
Nlow
Tte
American food army ships record wheat to Europe in wartime
In a key wartime effort the United States delivered 143 million bushels of wheat to Europe from a surplus, marking a major outstanding exploit of the American food army during the critical year of the war.
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Europe
Greatest Opportunity for Women in War Effort Declared
A historic speech lauds women's pivotal role in wartime service and the drive to secure peace and freedom. It extols virtues and calls on women to perform the greatest service in mankind's struggle, shaping a new era of suffrage and national duty.
Fragmented Amateur Pale Ale Note from Local Archive
An OCR fragment from a local newspaper notes a food rooted theme and a torn back section mentioning a broad event and a community demo. Details are unclear but indicate a historical note on local dietary or recipe interest and community activity.
War Department seeks discharged soldiers records in Cheyenne notice
Adjutant General Weaver issues public notice urging discharged and drafted soldiers to forward or send discharge papers to the Cheyenne Adjutant General’s Office. Transcribing these records will preserve each man’s service history for an official record and potential future pensions.
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War Department
Weaver
Cheyenne
Lincoln County
Adjutant General's Office
Jane
Wow
Private Hansen Returns Home
Private George Hansen arrived in Kemmerer yesterday morning after months in training camp while entering military service several months ago.
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Private Hansen
George Hansen
Kemmerer
Mr. Hansen
Local Draft Office to Stay Open in Kemmerer
The Kemmerer local draft office will probably remain operational for now. Chief clerks of local draft boards will be retained until further notice and none will be released with less than thirty days notice. The bulletin notes substantial work ahead in report preparation. Mrs Inlay of Litchfield gives a testimonial for Chamberlains Tablets for indigestion or constipation.
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Kemmerer
Refugee garment drive notice at Red Cross rooms
Notice urges anyone who has refugee garments to bring them to the Red Cross rooms by December 0, 1008. The Red Cross committee notes that prompt completion of these warm garments could save lives and the local chapter has just received another production order of garments.
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Red Crows
Madar
le Very Alent
Red Crony
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Sya
Joe Piz
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Paris
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Greater Railway Unions
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Edward Hassett
Frankfort
Mrs. Inlay
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Brunsweick
Star Coal Miniot Company
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Lincoln Lumber Company
Drilling and Development Co
Charles Lackey
Kemmerer, Wyoming
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