Thayne Local Happenings Weekly Summary
This week in Thayne and surrounding towns reports celebrate new births including a boy for Dana and a girl for Miller, and mention Norene Hennent heading east with dairy cattle plans. Local moves include Meacham back from Montana to manage a cattle ranch nearby, Darwin Meacham joining a ranch near Great River, and Grover rancher Franc Astel buying creamery stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almat Dana
Roy Dana
Horace McBride
Dan Miller
Hennent
H Meacham
Suet
Nix Brother
Darwin
Tutily
Montpetier
Darwin Meacham
Greet River
Joseph Hilek
Thayne
Grover
Faye
Marveville
Marlon Heap
John Day
Afton
Valley Metropolis
Star Valleys
Reed
Star Valley High School Opera Company
Franc Astel
C. N. Wray
Mutual Creamery Company
President Wilson greeting Indiana editors at Indianapolis meeting
President Wilson dispatches a letter to the Democratic Editorial Association of Indiana praising editors for truthfulness and urging them to counter misleading war coverage. He cites the responsibility to present actual facts of the war administration, maintain right actions, and keep the public informed with accurate interpretation. He expresses confidence in the American people to meet a moment of unparalleled magnitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Democratic Editorial Association of
Indiana
Indianapolis
United States
Needlessly Wasting Food at Sock and Potio Gatherings
Food Administrator Diers of Wyoming condemns excessive meals and social feasts as wasteful during wartime. He urges abolition of the fourth meal beyond necessary eating, arguing it drains scarce resources that support American troops in France and the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
France
Gardens for All Citizens to Grow Food Now
The article urges every home with space to start planning and planting a garden to support both soldiers and allies. It notes French farmers struggled under occupation, explains wartime garden importance, cites US garden production valued at $275,000,000 by September, and calls for civilians to endure privations to feed others and themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
Mother Hubbards
Paichen
Uncle Sam
Bees Work Hard. Towns Must Support Them Now
In these sugar scarce days The Wheatland World urges Wyoming to join federal efforts to boost honey production. The piece argues bees need little encouragement yet society should not hamper their labor, noting honey supports daily needs and urging action to end misdirected energy. Also announces wartime stamp price changes for two cent stamps at main post offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ioffer
Actute
Wyoming
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Lata
Jud Witherspoon
Kemmerer
Jackson Hole
Jackson
Cash Creek
James S. Simpson
Bon Ton Restaurant
Kemmerer, Wyoming
O. 3
Firat
Drilling and Development Co
Charles Lackey
Woodstock Typewriter Company
Chicago
Minolta
Investigate
C. A. Christmas — A, Wroear
Postalicos
Star Coal Mining Company
Lincoln Lumber Company
the Kemmerer Hotel Cafe
Hotel Kemwunarer
Tom Ming
Lincoln County Booster
F. G. Abel
Prop
Bupo Bryonts
Wilson and
AD Es Hardwa
M. P
VARIN
Lincoln
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