List of Subscribers UW W Campaign Continued From Page
A fragmented list of contributors to a UW W campaign appears with numerous names and amounts such as Wm Gilchrist 10.00, Emma Seyfert 5.00, H R Harrison 5.00, Mrs W J Davin 1.00, Emil Lambert 2.16, Prince Frans 20.00, Arthur Smith 2.08, Lincoln Luander Co, Mra JR McMinn Mine Fodderson, Mrs Rathbun 20.1, Carrie Johnson, and many others. The page shows a long roster of donors with varied contributions and several unclear or misspelled entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Gilchrist
Jud Witherspoon
Lawrence Holland
Anna Warren Henry Sammon Uyeda
W. L. Wood
W. J. Wood
W. EL Pitt
W. EL Pitha
Davin
IB. Doty
Smith
H. A. Trost
Not
William Robe Wizard Bell
R. M Weaver
William Parr
John
Hocker & Cunnington
A. Kawaya
Joke Petmenal
J. M. Mott
Aveots
Monnat Fd
Clark
McMasters
Fred Murke
Bint Veron
Penny Co
Atasel
End Mee
Herman Breiner
John Hatheworth
Viant Puree Lenehan Vort Sumter Eeree
MrHtant Tom Kus
Cibert Tayeom
Irregular Lyman Voting Prompt Contest of Seats
A. Crawford and W. B. Twombly contest the seating of Reel Walton and L. D. Christensen after irregularities in Lyman during the November 5 election. 160 unregistered voters were not sworn, challenging the legality of the Lyman vote and potential disqualification. US Army 1918 context page note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman
A. Crawford
W. 8
Twombly
Reel Walton
L. D. Christensen
Repats Repair Work at Kemmerer Savings Bank
The Lincoln Lumber Company workers spent Sunday and much of the night repairing Kemmerer Savings Bank. A new arch, fixtures, and improved appearance were completed. Harry Case III arrived from Green River with pneumonia but shows improvement. The notice also lists cattle and sheep for sale near Bitter Creek and reports on Mary Kochevar’s recovery. Clifford Bell returns from Mare Island for a brief furlough as news of his father’s death arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Lummber Company
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Harry Case III
Harry Case
Kemmerer
Bit Ranch
Green River
Mary Kochevar
Diamondville
Preumonta
Clifford Bell
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Young Bell
Joe Colletti
John Colletti
Kansas City
East
W. G
William Hawes
Big Piney
Inez
Inés
Onze
Hawes
Glencoe
Oskley
Evanston
Kemmerts
United States Casualty List Projection Report
A Washington report states the total United States Army and Navy casualties will be under 100000, including 12234 killed in action and about 7000 prisoners. The full list is not yet complete but is expected soon after fighting ceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
France
Conditions Bad In the Bridger Valley Reported
Dr Roe, returning from Ft Bridger and Lyman, cites dire Bridger Valley health with flu and pneumonia in nearly every family. He notes lack of trained nurses, illness among Dr Beaver, and rampant illness as the area struggles with quarantine and medical staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridger Valley
Roe
Ft. Bridger
Lyman
Beaver
Uy W. B
John Collepet
Chamberlain's Tablets Praise from Auburn Reader
A reader from Auburn New York credited Chamberlains Tablets with ending indigestion distress after meals and headaches. She reported improved digestion and a cooler heart after using two bottles, noting relief from tiredness and torpid digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mia
M. P
Harwood
Auburn
N.Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louis B
Westholder
Florist
Kenmore Agente
Ulyth-Fargo-Hawkins Co
Fitepatrick C.A. Christmas Kemmrer Hardware & Fur, Company
Mamondville
Ens
Mountain Trading Co
Frontier Ay
Frontier Supply Co
Big Piney Mere
Cokeville
Sehill’s Drug Co
UW. W
Aymes
Deloney
Arte A
Angelo
bin Angelo
Colorado College
Met
Bill
Witchita Falls
Dan Sullivan
F. A. Bresovnik
Wm. Fenn
Texan
Sullivan
Fred Chapin
Traochers
State Board of Health
Avena
Margaret F. Nicholson
Kemmerer Havngs Bank
Rambouillet
Wyoming
Bitter Creek
Boyer Bron
Pitter Creek
James Clark
Migs Skuttered
Kenneth Brammer
Albert Spinner
Rte
Angelo OG Able
Joe Collett
Ray
Frank Breznovich
Charles Gates
Agnes Fillongrin
Collet
Kemmerer Hart
Charles Talcott
J. W. Sammon
J. Burch
Carl Pratt
N. W. Reynolds - Kemmerer Hotel
Krnie Roberts
Viola Stacey
George Slifeast
Filson McClement
Burton Hansen
Elmer Young
Miller
L Smith James Wilkes
CB Kelley
A.B. Hangon
John Mason
T. Phillipe
I Chante
W. N. Johnson
A Duffey
George Willams H.C Jacknon
Blaine Hansen
A. Larson
V Wayneth
A. Molinart
Mra. C
Jon Davennort
Levi Hankine
G. Morris
Siward
Wm, Myers
Willan T. W
Vitagerald
James Stroe
M. P Mitle c
Doolin
Joe
Gota
George Mil
Weoe
W. B. Wrappie
Hunter Oo
Horace Smith
Kem. Nyabi
William Wright
John McPhie
D, Cameron
John Gillis
Sichi Somers
Konia
R. Swarts
William B. Skinner
P. Kamdris
T. Opera Aea
George Smith
Dave Moon
Stanley Brammer
E. McEnroe
Onan
G. Roberta
W. Foragreen
Frank Davie
H. Eskola Ox
Tv.man
D. Willeonwasees
Rottino Een
John McClement
A.B. Rinker
Anne
Connors A
D. Bear
Onwee
One
F. Garcia
Fernando
Manweenene
Gly Kehole
Lawrence
F. Hil
Joe James
Hiramatey
H. Redwood
Pete Parlo
Wencave
Mre
Kirkwood
Victory Hoys
Gir
Alex Scott
Tom Mion
Lence Nell
Morton
Ada Goddard
Willard Bell
Sam Gaston
Riley
Awawewe
Miss Kdnwott
John RB
Whiston
Ivan
Jone
Fred Haerey
United States
Ington
P.O.B
Lincoln County
State Teachers’ Association
Lander
Burch
Mina Marjoris Stevenson
Mim Deweons Walton
Glencoe Rosa
Milas Rose Morgan
Mise Morgan
Mike
Jal
Grace M. Cabusac
Will
Bhce
Miss Cabusac
Greauy
Failor PR
Kemmerer, Wyo
Blyth-Pargo
Hoskins Co
Lal Re Pe
Save Roe
Lincoln Lumber Company
Seles Agents
Drilling and Development Co
Charles Lackey
Kemmerer, Wyoming
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