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The article describes postwar rehabilitation efforts by the American Chamber of Commerce in Averelme and Crow of Torelen. It details veterans with amputations learning trades such as sewing, tailoring, carpentry, typing, and stenography. It notes a Parisian education collaborator and a farm near Parla offering farming instruction to injured soldiers.
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Parla
Nere
Country Resists Universal Military Training Debate
Washington reports reflect strong public opposition to militarism and universal military training. Observers note opposition from diverse groups, emphasizing civilian lanes and cultural consequences over wartime mobilization. The discussion centers on the long term impact of compulsory service and the viability of military education in colleges.
Local Portland reader touts Tanilde Tantric remedy for rheumatism
A Portland Oregon man recounts relief from rheumatism and kidney complaints after using Tanilde. He cites improved back pain, constipation relief, and a 34 pound weight gain, claiming others also benefited and naming multiple sellers and testimonials.
Sixty Golden Stars in Wyoming Service Flag As War Result
Wyoming figures show 12,000 service members with about one in twenty casualties. Early tallies report missing, wounded, and deaths from wounds and disease, with total war losses projected near 600. Adjutant General Weaver undertakes review to document Wyoming’s wartime record and honor those who served.
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Annual Stockholders Meeting Held in Kenmare Wyoming
Native of Annual Stockholders Meeting held January 14 1918 in Kenmare Wyoming for election of a Board of Directors to serve the ensuing year and for transfer of funds and matters before the meeting. President Quealy and directors include Alimat Frank Molter Pi OSA grey horne. Last about year ago it was lost to Kem perer or Diamondyine. Anyone who will fetch him up to Bublet No 8 will post $15.
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Mohne
Kommerar
Kenmare
Wyoming
Tyontay
Janvary
Wetark Moihe
Osa Grey Horne
Kemperer
Diamondyine
Anyany
Bubi
Red Cross Trains Aid Siberia War Casualties Sent East
American Red Cross uses sanitary trains from Vindivostok toward Omak Chertabinsk and Irkustok loaded with clothing and medical staff. Each train carries 22 cars with an operating room and a dentist office. Six physicians, six nurses, a dentist, 76 orderlies and stretcher bearers plus pharmacists and cobblers serve wounded soldiers en route to new hospitals.
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Americag
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American Red Crows
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Red Crown
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Notice To Teachers Examination Halt Amid Credential Rules
County Superintendent Margaret F Nicholson announces teachers examination dates at Kemmoran Allon Inchon and Piney Derethar from November 26 to 28 New teachers must have at least two years of experience and five normal credits to enter The high school training course applies to those prior to 1928 Those with prior credentials must present evidence and meet school and normal credit requirements Those lacking required credits should not take the examination Also note marketing filler text about savings and quotas.
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Allon
Inchon
Piney Ev Derethar
Achaofawe
Eltetbio
Tosehor
Tonchary
Margaret F. Nicholson
Soldiers urged to forward discharges to Cheyenne
War Department asks all soldiers to send discharges to state headquarters to preserve full official records of service. The aim is to protect pension rights and ensure a complete history of enlistment and actions. Adjutant General Weaver directs soliciting discharges for Lincoln County soldiers to safeguard records and enable a permanent state compilation.
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Chayenne
Lincoln County
Chicke
Baboon Wears Wound Stripe On Arn
Landon December 14 By Muail Tokio a brave soldier baboon known as Jackie served in Egypt and France as mascot for the South African Honorable Artillery Company. He followed soldiers over the top and waited for rations, then lost his right leg from a shell fragment at Kearnell Hill. Despite injuries he salutes with dignity, wearing a full South African soldier’s uniform in the Lord Mayor's show, acknowledging crowds with a martial salute.
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France
Battation
Fariery
Jackie
Huon
Abel
Kearnell Hill
London
Notice to Creditors in Taylor Ottavianni Estate
State of Wyoming Lincoln County probate notice names Sntters of Administration granted August 27 1918 to the undersigned. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers to the administrator at Cumberland Lincoln County Wyoming within six months or be precluded from benefits. Claims not exhibited within one year from the letters date will be forever barred. SOEPH BIRD IFFT Administrator Ot
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Lincoln
Said
Taylo Ottavianni
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Cumberland
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