Buy Your Coal Early Warns Government and University Expert
The coal administration urges households to stockpile coal for next winter, ranking it beside Liberty Bonds and Thrift Stamps in patriotism and thrift. Jessor Wolfe of the University of Kansas advises proper piling by coal type, warns against open storage, and cautions that delaying purchases may raise prices or limit supply.
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Coal Administration
Imortance
Jessor Wolfe
University of Kansas
They Died for Us Gresham Enright Hay Red Cross Appeal
A World War era plea asks readers to donate generously to the Red Cross in memory of fallen soldiers Gresham Enright and Hay. The piece urges sacrifices beyond a conscience gift, to support the men who followed them and died for the cause.
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France
Gresham
Enright
Hay
Red Cross
Red Cross War Fund
American Red Cross
Warranty Deeds Filed in Teeta County May 1918 Report
Weekly report of warranty deeds filed in Teeta County from May 14 to May 16 1918 includes Robert J. Martin transferring land to Olga C. Johnson for 10117 dollars Lot 4 T 34 R 114. Frank Gabardi et al to John Peternel Lot 7 Blk 9 Kemmerer for 4000. Margaret M Miller to B J Carollo late 7 8 Elk 9 Kemmerer for 1 dollar. Amos W Smith at ith Livestock Co transfer 84.
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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
Finnish-born woman dies during operation at L M hospital
Mrs Witilal, about 50, died last week on the operating table at L M hospital from strangulated hernia caused by other conditions. She was a native of Finland and the mother of all children.
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Mre. Witilal
Finland
Hellish German terror drive across Europe cited by Davison
Hen ry P Davison recounts a 12 000 mile Red Cross inspection tour and denounces German air raids on towns behind front lines to terrorize civilians. He describes it as ruthless and widespread from the English Channel to the Adriatic, maiming thousands and displacing hundreds of thousands.
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France
Italy
Hencry P. Davison
Red Cross
Ines
English
Mondell Withdraws From Wyoming Senate Race
The editor remarks Congressman Mondell left the Wyoming senatorial bid to maintain party harmony. He notes others praise Senator Warren but argues Mondell would have done more. He attributes Mondell’s withdrawal to opposition from corrupt local figures and his stand on public lands and prohibition. The piece defends Mondell as a hard working leader with many Wyoming friends awaiting news.
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Mendell
Wyoming
Warren
Bellave
Mondell
Salmon Triumphs In Kemmerer Mayoral Race
In Kemmerer last Tuesday a dark horse disrupted the election, routing the People's party ticket and electing T. Hunter Salmon mayor by a solid majority. The community knows Tom Salmon as a decisive doer who will lead the administration.
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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 Analysis
A fragmented excerpt describes political maneuvering around Senator Warren and John Hay with commentary on party action. It references Cheyenne Tribune editor reactions to congressional industry debates and government needs during a period of national duty.
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Warren B'Hoys
John Hay
Sauntera
Mnd
Saya
Tuat
Cheyenne Tribune
Barnacion
Beaver trapping arrests and wildlife notes near Kemmerer
Game warden O. J. Sorenson reports three men arrested for illegal beaver trapping along the Kemmerer area. Beavers plentiful on Hams Fork and Elk herds numbered 40 to 50 wintering on Hams and Smith Forks. O'Connell fined $100. companion released for lack of evidence. Additional arrests at Hamy Park. one shipment netted $107. Law notes permits for beaver killing to stop damage and pelts value. Also mentions hunting seasons and poaching concern. a separate auto collision near Holden with Reynolds and Whelan, both escaping injury.
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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
Afton Election Nominees Chosen In One-Ticket Vote
A small turnout produced a single-ticket slate in the Afton election. Morris J. Hale was elected mayor for one year with Frank A. Roberta and O. T. Papworth named as councilmen. Council terms are two years. voter count just over 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 service promise
The Atute Leader announces it will resume as a Morning paper after a Monday absence, with Tuesday morning return and readers to receive twice as much telegraph and Associated Press service. Wyoming is praised as a Regular State and pledges strong support for Liberty loans and Red Cross drives.
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Cheyenne Leader
Atute Leader
Associated Press
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Unable to Parse The Votco Line Humorous Column
Fragmentary humorous prose describes comic failure and physical mishaps. The writer mentions a two by four, a barn roof ripped off, a fractured elbow, and a freight train. Confusing satire hints at the difficulty of crafting a funny article.
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Buffalo Voice
Rexardieas
Votco
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