Red Cross Home Service Institutes Open Across Mountain Region
The American Red Cross moves from wartime duty to peacetime aid through Home Service institutes in Salt Lake City, Denver, and Albuquerque starting February. Trained workers will address families of soldiers, with local chapters funding some student costs. examples show travel, hospitalization, and government aid coordination to ease distress and prevent desertion.
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American Red Cross
Hts
Mountain Division
Home Service
Salt Lake City
Denver
Albuquerque
N. M
Red Cross
Red Cross Home Service
Aman
Murcavir
Cau Cuater
Ant Batty
Waeker
Trier
Grand Tournament Health Crusaders Inspires Youth March
A pollunu tournament in Model Health 5 AEN ped will be held for seven children of Amorton Dominning February 2519. Wyoming Mobile Health Apere initiates strive to keep pace in the tourney and support participants during the fifteen week period amid concerns about crime and community health.
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Amorton
Dominning
Wyoming Mobile Health Apere Éinitan
Wyoming
Georges Clemenceau Red Cross First Aid Study Note
Georges Clemenceau committee outlines weekly first aid and home care instruction. Supplies and guidance for the related tournament will be distributed within the next two weeks.
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Red Cross
The Coyotes Among Greatest Pests and Pelts Demand
The article describes coyotes as misjudged by ranchers and sheep growers, noting their value as fur and use in imitation of fox. It highlights the North American coyote market, with higher grades dyed and sold as faux fox and lower grades used for linings and robes. It claims harnessing better dyeing and processing locally yields superior products compared to Europe.
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North America
A. B. Shubert
Provident
A. B. Shirbart
Soverty
Northwest
America
America saved the GHOSE of the Allies in WWI bold claim
Washington January 2 It argues American troops saved the allied cause at a crucial moment without the lengthy training of British Canadian and French forces. It credits Pershing and U S leaders for allowing raw inexperienced troops to stem Ludendorff at the Marne and Argonne, noting heavy losses and a decisive impact on Paris and the war’s end.
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Washington, D. C
France
United States
Chateau Thierry
Faris
Marne
Argonne
Ludendorff
Paris
Foch
Haig
Pershing
French Colors Go Well on German Uniform
Alsatian soldiers return from bondage in the Corman army bring red, white, and blue tri colors to Strassburg and Rhineland towns. Demoralization after the armistice created opportunity for Alsatians to rally. few Alsatian troops fought in Alsace Lorraine, as Germans used anti English propaganda to encourage fighting in Belgium where most were when armistice came.
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Frank J. Taylor
United Press
Strassburg
Rhinelands
Straseburg
Nherated
Alsatiana
Alsace-Lorraine
Mae
Belgium
Alsatian Deserters Return Home Through Rhine Guards
Arthur J. Balfour notes describe Alsatians grouped to petition for release, facing Prussian refusals. As German army weakened, many deserted, using trains home. At Rhine bridges officials asked if they were Alsatians, answered in German and French exclamations. Guards accepted passing after removing insignia and discarding uniforms.
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Rhine
Corman
Sherp Seeks 20 Cows to Trade for Young Remoullet Herd
W A Carter of Ft Bridger Wyoming seeks 20 head of young Hereford and Shorthorn cows to trade for a young well bred Remoullet herd. Trade offer advertised in Ad Areas.
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AdAreas
W. A. Carter
Ft. Bridger
Wyo
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