Weekly War Review: Mutinies, U-boat losses, and Allied gains
An AP report from London outlines famine in Germany amid propaganda claims, French advances, and mutinies among German troops. The week notes Allied air and submarine actions, U-boat losses, and large troop movements toward France as pressures mount on both sides.
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Orto
Associated Press
London
Germany
Dr. Culbertson
Kemmerer
Mont Keornel
Mont Rouge
Switzerland
Zeebrugge
Decoration Day 1918—A Red-Letter Day in American Life
A historic 1918 Decoration Day marks a pinnacle in U S history as a red-letter moment in the wartime life of the American people. The Day stands as a symbol of national unity and sacrifice amid the largest global conflict the republic has faced.
A Family Affair at Cokeville Dramatic Club
The Cokeville Dramatic Club presented the three act comedy A Family Affair last night in Kemmerer with Wm. Dayton Frank Hazen L. A. Woodward and several others in the cast. Mrs Richard Roberts and Vincent Bennion directed the production. Mrs Gene Stoner delivered a standout singing role as violin and vaudeville segments drew applause.
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Cokeville
Alexander Nesbit Joins the Colors
Alexander Nesbit, known as Sandy, stood at Mvanston station last Saturday afternoon watching the train disappear as his son Alexander Jr. left for France with volunteers. His other son Matthew had joined earlier. Mr Nisbet said he is now where he was thirty years ago, alone.
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Mexander Niahot
Hisfrieds
Sandy
Mvanston
Alexander, Jr
France
Matthew
Mr. Nisbet
Pakaski Arrested For Disturbing The Peace
Tom Pakaski was arrested Friday night on a technical charge of disturbing the peace after loitering and accosting two girls. They fled to a hotel lobby where three townsmen restrained him and handed him to Dan Harrity. He faced Judge Ivan S. Jones the next morning and was fined $20 plus costs.
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Tom Pakaski
Pakaski
Dan Harrity
Ivan 5. Jones
Reed to Remain Agricultural Agent in Lincoln County
Announcement stated Earl G. Reed, long-time county agricultural agent, would move to Laramie County, with a successor named. A Cheyenne paper now reports Reed will stay in Lincoln County in his former role. Calls to Reed for confirmation were unsuccessful, but friends hope he remains in the position.
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Earl G. Reed
Laramie County
Cheyenne
Reed
Lincoln County
Mr. Reed
Sol Shustl Head Returns From War Casualty List
Sol Shuster of Afton Wyoming was reported killed in action in France after enlisting in 1917 at age 19. His only living relative, brother Isador Shoster, formerly a Kemmerer store clerk, says he has been officially informed by the War Department of his brother’s death from wounds in France.
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France
Sol Shuster
Afton
Wyoming
Young Shuster
Isador
Isador Shoster
Kemmerer
War Department
First National Bank Receives Third Liberty Loan Bonds
Hands are here, The First National Bank in receipt of the new Third Liberty Loan Bonds and they are now ready for distribution to subscribers.
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First National Bank
Silk quilt for Red Cross on display in Blyth windows
Mrs. M. F. Nay lin has spent months stitching a silk fancy quilt in an artistic pattern. The crafted piece was donated to the Red Cross and is now exhibited in the Blyth Pargo Hoskins company show windows for public viewing.
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Red Cross
M. F. Naylin
Blyth-Pargo-Hoskins Company
For Sale 820 Acres of Ranch Land in Kemmerer Wyoming
For sale notice lists 820 acres with fenced and cross fenced fields, water rights from Twin Creek for 128 acres, a 5 room log house and outbuildings, a 25 head horse or cattle stable, and farm implements. Includes 220 deeded acres, alfalfa, seeding, pasture, and water rights. price 20 per acre with $1,000 down and 4 percent interest, contact J. M. Mott, agent, Kemmerer, Wyoming.
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Twin Creek
J. M. Mott
Kemmerer
Wyo
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Weekly War Review
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Senate Military Committee
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the City Drug Store
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