Spirit of the 89th boys foreshadows to hell tale
New York dispatch relays stitched war tales from Middle Western divisions in debarkation hospitals. The 89th’s first mustard gas action at Toul left 700 casualties in the 254th, with stretcher bearers and doomed advances under gas. Stories thread from Argonne and St Mihiel into a fuller division history, highlighting Vorhees of Kansas and the line’s fighting spirit that cried follow us to hell.
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New York
Debarkation
Middle West
Argonne
St. Mihiel
254Th
Toul
Congress
Ukerhildren
Local residents hostees and visitors share Daniel region notes
H D Geott and family joined L W Sargent at their home Sunday night and attended Daniel schoolhouse services. Chas Ball and wife return from Kemmerer trips. Austin Richardson and mother visited Daniel. C G Jewett of Morna toured Daniel and Big Piney. Dorothy Allen visited aunt Mrs Leo Baker. Gladys Angus and Henry to Denver for schooling. P W Conwell delivered Edison phonograph to Henry Gray in Mer n s. Burleigh Binning rushed to Rock Springs for medical aid. Cattle grazing and feeding updates across Enos and nearby ranches. Moving plans include I W Sargent family to Beaver ranch for feeding. Various visits to Daniel, Kemmerer, and surrounding areas noted.
Lost Black Horse With Branded Shoulder Reward
A seven year old lost black horse branded on the left shoulder with a six inch brand. A fifteen dollar reward is offered for information leading to recovery. Contact Phillip Feren Chakrybody at Saloon Diamondville Wyoming.
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Conroy
Toni Carollo
Kemmerer
Wyo
Black Horse
Phillip Ferenchakrybody
Diamondville
Wyo Ja-A
Soldier complains of Paris trip and YMCA staff
A Brooklyn born American soldier, after losing his rifle and pack, vents frustration at Paris surroundings and YMCA staff. He jokes Paris is cleaner than New York and mocks the Goddess of Liberty over the Eiffel Tower. Also notices a lost grey horse in Kemmerer or Diamondville with a $15 reward.
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Peoria
Falke
Y. M
New York
Paris
Brooklyn
Eiffel Tower
Kemmerer
Diamondville
Bublet No
Mike Beyda
Sublet
Wyo
Industries Must j for Soldiers
Hundreds at the embass of soillets and aaffort returning to their homen after the war will find places they Jett occupied and jobs scarce. Families and relatives should make Plans to make pisces for the hotoe coming men and women who have worn Uncle Sam's obiform. Private co-operation and state and nation must do their utmost to care for discharged forcen f we would not cawell the ranks of discomf nt. A public contiment must be aroun d to see that ivy are given at least an good a place in the social struc ture as they left. Sound industrial conditions and a food business basis will do more to make than possible then anything else.
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Sam
Mrs Jock Hatch Laid at Rest in East Lake City
Mrs Hatch dies after illness with Spanish influenza in East Lake City. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 from the LD Church, attended by many friends. She was daughter of Alf Roberts and well known in Kammerer and vicinity. She leaves husband, father, and three late children.
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Jock’ Hateh
East Lake City
LD. 8
Kemmearer
Hateh
Alf Roberts
Kammerer
Hushend
Recruitment Ad for Salesmen in Wyoming
Weat Gales Wigewn Every Town to Wyoming. We prefer men with sales experience in steel insurance real estate books or none who wish to become salesmen. We evaluate applicants and provide a test that could help earn from 7 to 150 per week. Also accepts exceptional abilities. Post-
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Wyoming
Fragmentary OCR note hints at names and values
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered items such as Kal MPO and 160¢ along with terms like Senile Mieg and Beastie in Wash. adv. The text lacks coherent context, making identification of a person, event, or place speculative. preserve only the uncertain, fragmentary references present.
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Buaiben
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Spirit OF Boys OF
Pri ‘Eally
Fardinine
Manes
of & Wood
Vorheas
Masion
Vorhees
Leutenant
89Th
Leavenworth
Kansas
St. Mihhiel
356Th
Company ‘I
Edward B. Persson
Wood River
Nebraska
365Th
Persson
Webb Smith
Denver
Beaumont
Demel
Lt. Smith
Perason
Sims
Colorado
J.B. Buchanan
Cumberland
Louis B
Westholder
Florist
Kenmorer Agente
Clyth-Fargo-Hoskina Co
J. F Fitapatrick
Kommrrer Hardware & Fur, Company
Thomondville
Ayas
Evanston
H. D. Geott
Doris
L. W. Sargent
Daniel School
Mrs. Chas, Ball
Austin Richardson
Daniel
C. G. Jewett
Morna
Dorothy Allen
Mra
Leo Baker
Gladys Angus Aun
Henry
S. P. Barker
Merns
Henry Gray
Leona Linn
J. Connors
Robert Hereford
Halfway
Mrs
Chas, Martin of
P. W. Conwell
Mary
W. E. Enos
Roy Edward
Burleigh Binning
Corawen
Rock Springs
Enos
W. F. Bleamer
C. F. Webb
Spencer Ranch
Cottonwood
Bill Cook
Mr. Webb
W Sargent
Beaver Ranch
J. F. Miller
B. Ro Miller
Tt. T. Albert
Bronx
A. H. Houston
Sireeley
Cole
Frontier Supply Co
Ets
Rexall Drugs
Remedius
Wateh
LF Fitzpatrick Jeweler
Oo & Watun DrerEowoe
the Kemmerer Hotel Cafe
Hotel Kemmers
Tom Ming
Hi. R. Christmas
First National Beak Building
Trans
Jones
Robert R. Rose
Wreming
J. A. Christmas
Kemmeter
H.R. Khristmas
J. W Sammon
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
Kemmerer, Wyoming
W. E. Madison, M.D
Drs. Hocker
Stafford & Ree
Cunnington, Hocker Brothers, & Co
Dentists
C. E. Melvin
Ojen
Drilling and Development Co
Charles Lackey
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