Lincoln County Goes Over The Top In War Campaign
Lincoln County volunteers organized to push the United War Work Campaign in Kemmerer and surrounding areas. Funds flowed in, surpassing quotas, with Kemmerer leading after two thirds of its goal of 3375 reached and other towns and coal camps contributing. district leaders praised workers and citizens for supporting the cause for the boys in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
United War Work
Sam
United War
R. BR. Rove
B.A. Mason
Seergiary
George Whitten
P. J.quesly
Das Levine
Kemmerer
Assimasta
Peter Gordon
Jah Rosenberg
Abser Davis
Platt Wilson
Ed. Gutton
George Wiens
T. R. Jones
Mamie Jones
B. R. Bockstead
France
First Nations Bank
Kemmerer Gavings Bank
B. F. Hoskins
P. J. Quealy
Whitten
Staf
Pranos
Miss Seyfert
Cheyenne
National Committee
Frontier
Diamondville
Cokerilis
Opal
Fontenelle
Hamatork
Sage
Posall
Cokeville Breaks Record in Seven Hours Campaign
Cokeville ends a statewide drive in seven hours raising over 2.7 million dollars for the United War Work campaign. J D Noblitt chairman dispatched a telegram to R Ed Rose noting the rapid effort and reaching the National Committee’s 50 percent over-subscription goal. Noblitt and supporters are praised for the swift, energetic mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itaises
J. D. Noblitt
R. Ed. Rose
Neville District
National Committee
18 Year Old Registrants Must Forward Questionnaires
The Loral Draft Board notes many 18-year-old registrants have failed to send in their questionnaires. The board believes misunderstanding of War Department instructions caused the delinquency and urges all 18-year-old registrants to submit properly filled questionnaires at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loral Draft Board
War Department
Flu Situation Improves In Cokeville And Bridger Areas
The flu outbreak in Cokeville is markedly better with most residents convalescent and no serious cases reported. Similar trends appear in Big Piney and Jackson Hole, though ranch crews were heavily affected. Dr T H Roe plans another visit to Bridger and Lyman after appealing for state health board support for local medical coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville
Big Piney
Howe
United War
Jackson Hole
T. H. Roe
Bridger
Beard
State Health Board
Lyman
Beaver
Roe
Jones Family Heads West After Ill Father's Sickness
Telegraph reports illness of Mr. Jones Sr. in California as son Glen and wife join him. Civil War veteran, about 75, previously ranched in Viola before moving west two years ago. Also notes Mina Angelo completes Lincoln County draft report for War Department. Hathenbrouck leaves Rock Springs for Mountain States Telephone Company manager post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan
Viola
Ira A. Batley
Jones
California
Mixa Angelo
Mina Rose Angelo
Cobra
Lincoln County
War Department
Washington
Hathenbrouck Meter
Rock Springs
Mountain States Telephone Company
Sheriff Ben Bell Dies After Illness in Kemmerer Wyoming
Sheriff Hen Hell, longtime Lincoln County official, died Saturday in Kemmerer after a week long illness from lung hemorrhages. He leaves a widow and eight children, including Ben Bell Jr. serving in France. Funeral was in Evanston. Under-Sheriff Collet becomes Sheriff with Henderson as chief deputy and other deputies retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Hen Hell
Kemmerer
Bell
Clifford Bell
Mare Island Ship Yard
Wyoming
Mountain Trading Co
Diamond Ville
Lincoln County
William Collet
Henderson
Harry Connor Killed in Green River Valley Ranching Business
The casualty list of November 19th shows Harry Connor of Merna among the dead. Connor was a well known rancher in the Green River Valley, working with his uncle and brother in the family ranching business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Connor
Merna
Mr. Connor
Green River Valley
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William Julian
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Frank Steinhauer
Fousil
Jas. Petrie
E. H. Simpkins
la Barge
Lyon Rathbun
Fomenelle
T. D. O'Neil
E. D. Key
Scott Barber
Daniel
William Monay
Conro
First National Bank
Kerumerer
Seewen
TATE
Carresting Robinson
P. J. Queaty
H. B. Christmas
Notary Public
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Petzsimmons
Inter
Na Panvare
Jobe Astle
O. J. Allen
William Danvers
William Holliday
J. Alfore
Nick Binaris
Gua Binarla
W. Payne
J. A. Hollida
William Eskin
Clint Church
P. H. Rehberg
Allen
Bas Morgan
Erickson
Owen Jones
Lee Payne
Samiappas
Tom Karras
Tom Chiacon
Dewitt
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FF. Roberson
Chas, Rasmussen
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Habo
Regnier
Regord
Hedaide
Jones Sr
Ben Bell
Pneumona
Hen Hell
Tancolm
Duncane
Collet
Omlie
Harry Niglaon
Toole
Utah
Hathenbrouck
Pinedale
Nielson
Tooele
Nielsons
J. R. McMinn
Sherif
Mr. Bell
Mr. McMinn
W. S
Cela
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