Glencoe Red Cross News Items and Local Notes in Kemmerer
Glencoe Red Cross reports a successful dance and concert in Kemmerer to bolster war relief funds with over $200 net for Lincoln County Red Cross. Multiple local visitors, business notes, and upcoming events are listed, including Melvin residents, new records at City Drug Store, and plans to track Indians serving in the armed forces. The column notes highway conditions, lodging at Miller Hotel, and community efforts during wartime.
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Glencoe Red Cross
Carollo
MacCilashan
Kemmerer
Ff Piney
P. J. Quealy
Red Cross Organization
Red Cross
Lincoln County
Autoists to pay cash for repairs in Kemmerer garages
The Kemmerer gasoline trade shifts to cash basis on April 1 with garages handling repairs storage and supplies for cash. The notice lists Lincoln County garages and local officials as organizers. The report also covers Holy Week services at St James a deaconal church and Easter plans with Rev. Joslin, plus social notes from Diamondville and Twin Falls.
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Kemmerer
St. James’ Dpleconal
Morten
Joslin
Jesus
Diamondville
Lincoln County
the Red Cross
Milipery Opening at Hoskins and City Business Moves
Fragmentary notes show Milipery opening at Hoskins and various business movements. W E Mille of Big Piney active on city business. Fadstin ex machinist at Frontier relocates. Pettit lumberman of Pocatotlo travels. Stoffer sheepman hosts. Robert Swift Cumberland visits Kemmerer on business. WANTED TO BUY second hand items with price negotiations at The ee.
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W.E. Mille
Big Piney
Rane
Notice to Kemmerer Red Cross Members
In a letter from Mrs. Josephine Wood, hospital garments superintendent, Kemmerer Red Cross updates on knitting and garment guidance. Directions cover sock measurements, yarn quality, and alternatives when knitters tire. County Superintendent Mrs Nicholson notes 100 percent Junior Red Cross in No.1 camp and plans to visit Cokeville and schools. Social touches include a Salt Lake City luncheon for Mrs. Mary A. Smith with notable attendees and patriotic decorations.
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Josephine Wood
The
Mountain
Clint Holland
Red Cross
Thas
Lincoln County
Nicholson
Cumberland
Cokeville
Theodore Lovendale
Arthur Lovendale
Pargrd
Salt Lake City
Mary A. Smith
Kemmerer
Wyo
T. E.anderverg
J.J. Meyers
Theodore Christensen
Sam Lowery
Crosbie Pickering
Wiliam Cronstrom
Arthur Graham
Letter Writing Rules for Overseas Mail to Service Members
The post office department urges ink only for addresses and requires full names and return addresses on all mail to service members. Use heavy wrapping material, and write the recipient’s rank and unit in full, with canvas or cloth wrapping and a revenue-style address label.
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Post Office Department
Revenue Aide
Hed Sit ar Society Formed in Cheyenne
JE and Otar diggal organization of the Hed sitar Society has been organized in Cheyenne. The vigor of the troop supports thrift stamps as a war effort, urging citizens to buy Thrift Stamps to aid the war effort and defeat the Hun.
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Diggal
Cheyenne
Kemmerer 100 Percent American Club Forms Meeting
A meeting is scheduled at city hall on Saturday March 00 at 8 p m to complete the organization of the Kemmerer 100 Percent American Club. Citizens are invited to attend and join as members. Frank Pfeiffer is president and RE Burch is secretary.
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Kemmerer 100 Percent
Endeavor to Secure Uniform Blue Sky Law
Representatives from twenty nine states met in Chicago to unify Blue Sky laws regulating investments. They aim to standardize wording to allow legitimate mining and industrial fundraising to operate nationwide. The need is protection for stock buyers without hindering natural resource development.
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Chicago
Storks
War enrollment quote from Charles Edward Russell
A Socialist-Patriot speaks on enlistment in the United States Army, asserting commitment beyond birth, protection, and flag symbolism, linking service to all foundational causes and the larger outcome of the war for life improvement.
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United States
Charles Edward Russell
Map of oil field locations aids landowners and filings
Deputy clerk Fred Hancey completed a detailed map of the oil field covering five or six sections where oil filings exist. It marks land parcels with owner names and leasees, and pinpoints various well locations, becoming one of the most valuable maps of the field to date.
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Fred Hancey
Fouail Ofield
Fomall
Wood Lays Plans for Idaho Field Development Visit
W T Wood of Wood OU & Development visited his Twin Falls Idaho home last week and attended a directors meeting of the Idaho Wyoming Oil company. He reports strong local interest in the disclosed field and says Idaho financiers have provided heavy backing for development. Enthusiasm is high among observers who have seen the field and expect more inspection trips.
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W. T. Wood
Wood OU & Development Company
Twin Falls
Idaho
Orchestra Dance at Lyenam Hall Delights Kemnivrer Crowd
A Saturday evening event at Lyenam hall featured another Kemnivrer orchestra dance. The local music organization received wide praise for the winter season offerings and the splendid entertainment provided.
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Kemnivrer
Lyenam Hall
Muscal
Big Dance Planned by Cook Brothers for April 11
The Cook Brothers announce a Block Meeting Dance on Thursday night April 11 at Cook’s Pavilion. Kammerer orchestra will provide music for a good time, open to all attendees. Remember the place First Aid to the Injured.
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Cook Brothers
Cook's
Parvilion
Kammerer Orchestra
Frontier 100 Percent American Club Organizing Meeting
Frontier news reports a Sunday meeting to organize a 100 Per Cent American club with Gomer Reese elected chair and John Copyak secretary. Ivan Jones gave a top talk. charter members listed include Reese Copyak and many others. A vote of thanks was given for musical features. another meeting is planned. illnesses note: Mrs Geo Miller Yell broke ribs. Florence Simpson has nailitis. Mary Roddy missed a post office day due to illness.
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Frontier
Gomer Reese
John Copyak
Ivan 8. Jones
James, Jiacotletti
W. BB. Richmond
John Green
Peter Head
Otto Jones
W. H. Roberts
J. Gilliakie
W. W. Mowby
Thomas Jlacoberti
J. P. Collett
R. Marchrome
John Cameron
Dan Murphy
Lester Fogel
Andy Lupeo
Mike Hill
J., Davis
Vick Mation
John Sager
M. K. Thompson
John Benteloni
Joe Ramasvello
Peter Terpero
Jacob Anilla
Joe T. Matto
Geo. Miller
Florence Simpson
Mary Roddy
Confusion Over Excess Profits Tax Law Explained
The excess profits tax feature of the income tax law causes trouble for many under the ruling. Revenue agents lack information to explain it, and the Blyt Fargo-Hoskins Co. seeks clarity as Mr Hoskins travels to Salt Lake to obtain a proper report. Jacob Herschler of Fontenelle planned to join a similar mission.
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Blyt Fargo-Hoskins Company
Hoskine
Salt Lake
Revenue Office
Jacob Herschler
Fontenelle
Mr. Hoskins
Questions for Farmers From a Buffalo Voice
A reader asks about practical farming issues in spring, from when to plant to soil preparation. Topics include whether skipping horse blankets risks livestock, timing for bulbs and gas plants, choosing seed corn without a corn doctor, easing silo odors, and preventing goose flesh and peacock flush in livestock.
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Buffalo Voice
St James Episcopal Easter Services in Kemmerer
Evhoopal Chulch presents Easter morning prayers and sermon at 11, special Easter music, evening prayer and short address at 7 30. St Bartholomews Cokeville Sunday school at 11 with Mrs Schmidt superintendent. Morten Joslin officiates as vicar.
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St. James
Chareh Kemmerer
Gt. Bartholomew's
Cokeville
Mra. Schmidt
Morten Joslin
Lost gold tinted spectacles found at Canova office
Pair of gold tinted spectacles located with the Canova office. Owner should describe the glaucoma frame and pay for advertisement to claim. Descriptions may confirm ownership and timing of loss.
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Canova
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