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Camouflage of Hays and Republican critique in wartime
The article profiles William Hays, national Republican chairman, noting youth at 48 and praising his public stance while accusing his office of sending hostile, partisan criticism of the administration. It highlights Elihu Root urging Republicans to elect more in Congress, and argues the party uses camouflage to attack the government amid war. It then shifts to the war’s human cost, calling for nurses. It reports the US Army and Navy need 27,000 registered nurses by July 1, 1919, with the broader public health nursing shortage and rural care expansion stressing trained nurses and maternal education. It ends with a call for more willing women to enlist, and directs readers to Army service information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Haya
Republian
National Party
Hays
Reqwest
Republican National Committee
National Republican
Elihu Root
New York State
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Hyyspill
Auleily
Sid Finderine
Min Urity Party
Fardite Pandt Jalow
Marne
France
Great Britain
United States Army
Navy
United States
America
WaBrie
Wwe Wowie
Wartime rally stirs sports unity and policy stance
In a wartime context officials urge prioritizing national victory over athletic endeavors. The article notes leaders discussing official backing for measures and encourage broad support among organizers and fans, stressing focus on the war effort above sports and public events.
Catury Ont Th Te Ding That We
Fragmentary historical note uses archaic phrasing about celebrations and attention to other aspects of victory. It mentions shouting and tumult but lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to identify.
County Treasurer Predicts Debt Wiped by Next Year
County Treasurer Gilbert Taysom estimates receipts and disbursements compare with prior years show the debt will be cleared by year end. He notes 1917 indebtedness stood at 124,824.02, and expects a small treasury surplus if soldiers and home front support proceed firmly. The speaker condemns hesitation to invest in United States Government securities as financial cowardice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Taysom Eatimaten
Daniighin
United States
Lieut George Beck Joins Aircraft Production Board
Lieut George Beck son of Mr and Mrs P A Beck of Ogden Utah was named a member of the Aircraft Production board of the Standard Aircraft corporation in Elizabeth New Jersey He has moved from California to Garden City Long Island where he has been for two months He was first American aviator to go out in search of U boats near New York and flew over the funeral of Mitchell He will test battle planes purchased by the government and advise designers If offered instructor posts he declined to pursue overseas service He is a brother of Mrs Bud Hecker of Kemmerer Ogden Standard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beck
P. A. Beck
Ogden
Utah
Standard Aircraft Corporation
Elizabeth
N. J
Beck
California
Garden City
Long Island
New York
Peatnr Ag Mitchel
Elizabeth Concern
O. K
France
Aircraft Board
Heck
Bud Hecker
Kemmerer Ogden Standard
Fishermen Enjoy Very Successful Day on Local Rivers
A large turnout of locals spent Sunday along the upper Hamsfork and Beaver Creek areas enjoying fishing trips. Several groups reported good catches despite rough, muddy roads between Kemmerer and George Watts ranch, with multiple named fishermen noting favorable results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamsfork Jazi
Kemmerer
George Watts Ranch
Ted Odell
Clark McGregor
Mr. Stockmeyer
Frank Malerick
Jon Angel
Mr. Iva
J. W. Glasgow
John McPhie
George Symes
Hhe
Frank Curtis
Pete Keenan
Olaf Jenson
Joe Siegel
W. Forstreon
Joe Pexton
Wm. Pitt
Mex Scott
Beaver Creek
Chautauqua Week Arrives in Cokeville Wyoming Tent
The Chautauqua season opens in Cokeville with its first event at a tent and runs through Friday. Crowds are enthusiastic and local plans shift to host next summer’s program after strong interest this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Wyoming
Kemmebrer
Kewmorer
Cakeville
Mosby Child Injured Near Brontier Post Office
Last Wednesday about ten o'clock Mary Mosby daughter of Mr and Mrs William Mosby of Brontier suffered a head injury when she ran from the post office to the car striking the end of a hitching rack. The child was taken to a doctor and was reported to be in a quite serious but not life threatening condition with recovery expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mosby
William Mosby
Brontier
Mosby
Mrontier
Honkina
Little Mary
Passenger Trains Delayed After Opal Derailment
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co reports passenger trains No 4 and No 19 delayed two hours last Thursday due to a derailment at Opal. An extra freight car derailment followed when a coupling brake went into a siding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Opal
Assextra No
Non-Partisan bid for county superintendent seat
Margaret F Nichols announces candidacy for county superintendent of schools on the Non-Partisan ticket. She appeals for support at the primary election on August 2, 1918, citing past backing and gratitude, Kemmerer, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laat
Tom
Margaret F Nncholson
Kemmerer
Service notices read at St Marks Church
The church announces monthly services at 7:00 p.m. with follow up activities. An earlier notice lists dates, locations, and a contact for further details. All sessions are held at St Marks and are open to the public.
Candidacy Notice From Lester G Baker for State Representative
A Lincoln County Republican petitions support for Lester G Baker's bid as Wyoming State Representative. He urges primary votes on August 20 and pledges to uphold the party platform, addressing Lincoln County, Wyoming, and the nation. He appeals to organized labor, notes past union ties, and requests reader support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Organized Labor
International Typographical Union
Lester G, Baker
Kumerer
Wye
St James Church announces August special musical service
Episcopal Church ninth Sunday after Trinity at St James Cokeville holds morning services with rector Morton Joslin leading. Holy Communion at 1 am and a Sunday school at 11 am. The whole church rehearses for a special musical service planned for the third Sunday evening in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Trinity
St. James Church
Wyoming land entry notice for Angeli Ziller final proof
Angeli Ziller of Cumberland Wyoming filed to make final proof on land described as section 4 township 18 north range 117 west sixth principal meridian. Hearing before register and receiver at the United States Land Office Evanston Wyoming on August 23, 1918. Witnesses named Aller and Zascolll, both of Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior
Angelica Ziller
Cumberland
Wyoming
Deaart
United Slater
Evanston
Clamant
Aller
Wycrod Zascolll
County Financial Health Report From Early County Treasury
A 1917 study of the County Treasurer's court shows sturdy finances with debts of $124,824.02 on January 1 1917 and government costs from January 1 1917 to June 30 1918 totaling $144,420.76. Certificates paid by the Treasurer from January 1 1917 to July 22 101% total $240,764.14, leaving estimated indebtedness of about $648,390.
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