Buy Coal Now Warns Coal Administration
The coal administration urges early coal purchases to secure supply for next winter. Professor Jessor Wolfe from the University of Kansas offers storage tips, noting pile depth limits and safe sealing to prevent hazards. Delaying purchases could raise prices or cause shortages, and coal should be stored in a covered bin with proper ventilation.
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Coal Administration
Imortance
Jessor Wolfe
University of Kansas
They died for us in France Gresham Enright Hay
A plea to readers to donate to the Red Cross in honor of soldiers who gave their lives in France. The message urges meaningful sacrifice beyond superficial charity, stressing sacrifice and remembrance of those who died for the cause.
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France
Gresham
Enright
Hay
Red Cross
Red Cross War Fund
American Red Cross
Warranty Deeds Weekly Report for Teeta County
May 14 1918 period includes Robert J. Martin to Olga C Johnson Lot 4 Tur 34 R 114 for 10117 dollars Frank Gabardi et al to John Peternel Lot 7 Block 9 Kemmerer 4000 dollars Margaret M Miller to B J Carollo Lots 7 8 Elk Kemmerer 1 dollar Amos W Smith atith Livestock Co 84 unspecified deed entries listed with dates partial names and locations
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Teeta
Moen
Robert J. Martin
Olga C. Johnson
Frank Gabardi
John Peternel
Kemmerer
Margaret M. Miller
B. J. Carollo
Elk
Amos W. Smith
Ith Livestock Co
Notier Woman Dead After Operation At L M Hospital
Mrs Witilal, about 50, died at L M hospital last week during an operation to save her life. The cause of death was strangulated hernia caused by her condition. The deceased was a native of Finland and is the mother of all children.
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Mre. Witilal
Finland
The Hellish Sun German Terror Blitz Against Civilians
Hen cry P. Davison reports after a 12 000 mile inspection tour on Red Cross work abroad that German methods aim to terrorize civilian populations in France and Italy. He condemns nightly air raids from the English Channel to the Adriatic, targeting women and children to force peace.
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France
Italy
Hencry P. Davison
Red Cross
Ines
English
Our Neighbors Say on Mondell Withdrawal in Wyoming Race
The editor regrets Congressman Mondell withdrew from the Wyoming senatorial race citing party harmony. The piece praises Senator Warren but argues Mondell would have done more, blaming a powerful faction for pressuring him over public lands and prohibition.
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Mendell
Wyoming
Warren
Bellave
Mondell
Dark horse tops mayoral race in Kemmerer election
In Kemmerer last Tuesday a surprise challenger altered the mayor contest. Voters backed T. Hunter Salmon over A. J. Hogan, delivering a strong majority as three candidates contested the mayor’s seat. Tom Salmon is expected to govern decisively.
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Kemmerer
People's Party
A. J. Hogan
T. Hunter Salmon
Tom
Tom” and Can Assure the Akeptic
Tom @almon
The Republican Mix Up in Buffalo Voice
A garbled excerpt recalls Senator Warren and John Hay amid crowd action and a tense stance on senatorial leadership. The Cheyenne Tribune editor faces a rebuke over editorial stance on Congress, industry, and national needs.
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Buffalo Voice
Warren B'Hoys
John Hay
Sauntera
Mnd
Saya
Tuat
Cheyenne Tribune
Barnacion
Beaver trapping arrests and wildlife notes in Lincoln County
Deputy state warden O J Sorenson reports three men arrested near Kemmerer for beaver trapping and related activities. O'Connell fined $100, companion released for lack of evidence. Beavers plentiful along Hams Fork and elk herds numbered 40 to 50 wintering on Hams and Smith Forks. Warnings on trapping penalties and calls for pelts to be state property. Also reports chicken hunting season and elk, antelope outlook, and a separate head-on crash near Holden involving Reynolds and Whelan with minor injuries.
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O. J. Sorenson
Apont
Keren
Lincoln County
Wemmerer
Opal
Thomas O'Connell
James Tann
Hamy Park
Kemmerer
O'Connell
Sorenson
Hams Fork
Hams
Smith Forks
One-Ticket City Election Nominates Three Officials
A small turnout accompanied last Tuesday’s election in Mil Se Mt Afton as only one ticket appeared. Morris J. Hale was elected Mayor and Frank A. Roberta and O. T. Papworth were chosen as Councilmen. The Mayor serves one year while councilmen have two year terms. Vote count slightly above one hundred.
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Mil Se
Mt Afton
Feld
Morris J. Hale
Frank A. Roberta
O. T. Papworth
Cnet
Morning paper returns with doubled telegraph and AP service
The Morning Leader announces its return after a Monday gap, promising readers twice as much telegraph and Associated Press service. The Cheyenne paper pledges strong community support, noting Wyoming’s reliable record in drives and Red Cross fundraising.
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Cheyenne Leader
Atute Leader
Associated Press
Delinquent Subscriber Framed with Two by Four Incident
A cartoonish narrative describes violent imagery involving a two by four threaten a delinquent subscriber. The narrator mentions a barn roof ripped off and a fractured elbow while claiming to write with strained humor for a column in The Votco.
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Buffalo Voice
Rexardieas
Votco
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