Kemmerer Odd Fellows Lodge Bimonthly Meeting Note
K P Lincoln Ledge No 27 Kemmerer announces first and second monthly meetings in the Odd Fellows hall clock pin visiting Kalehte are welcomed G Fond G M Fred Eynon K of Re ships duties and greetings to members
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Kemmerer Ledge
No. A.B
A. M. Kemmerer
Odd Fellows Hall
Masonic Brethren
A. Cheiatm
ELF Clover
K. P. Lincoln Ledge
Kemmerer
G. Fond
Fred Eynon
Quarantine Reported as Flu Prevalent in Upper Valley
The Kemmerer quarantine continues into the last page with warnings that the Flu will be prevalent across the upper country and lower valley. Reports cite 50 casts but wire conditions hinder accuracy. A death is not confirmed, though phone information mentions a Hoops family member from Fairview as a possible victim.
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Hoops
Fairview
Quarantine meeting tightens rules in Kemmerer
A special Kemmerer Town Council session drew many citizens as officials decide to tighten quarantine regulations. Dr Roe and Tucker Fore will draft renovations. a printed set will be distributed next morning. Sheriff Bell notes an unused jail may serve as detention hospital with county prisoners few in number. Evanston reports 150 to 344 canvases and about ten deaths amid a purse shortage crisis.
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Cole
Kemmerer Son Joy
Dra. Roe
Tucker Fore
Ben Bell
J. L. Wicks
Evanston
Tere
Wm Haden
Frank Cargo
Wilson
Ovie
Shaw
Red Cross Lincoln County Annual Meeting Notice
The Lincoln County Chapter of the American National Red Cross will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday October 23 1918 at eight o clock in the morning at City Hall. The agenda includes election of an Executive Committee consideration of committee reports and bylaw amendments. Members are urged to attend. Signed Mrs Harry A Trost Secretary.
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Lincoln County
American National Red Cross
City Hall
Harry A. Trost
Carey and Chaplin Campaign Ticket Mentioned
The text promotes Governor Robert D. Carey for governor and William B. K. Chaplin for secretary of state, listing their names and positions in a political slate. It emphasizes their candidacy and official roles without additional context or details.
Candy for weary troops at French front gate
A dispatch from Sept. 30 describes American soldiers marching past a shuttered village gate while aid groups from the YMCA Salvation Army and Jewish Welfare Workers distribute candy and food to exhausted troops. An officer jokes about wanting extra rations as supply lines struggle to keep pace with the fighting.
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Knights of Columban
Y. M. C. A. Salvation Army
Comrads
United States Army
Volunteer Teachers Fill Rural Schools Amid Teacher Shortage
Directors of district No. 21 have not secured teachers for Kelly Grovant and Zealth schools. Mrs Seelemire teaches Zealth, Mrs Don Haight Kelly, and Mrs Wallace Moulton Grovant until replacements arrive. Courier records local effort and patriotic appeal to staff rural schools.
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Whoo
Kelly
Grovant
Zealth
Seelemire
Don Haight
Kelly School
Wallace Moulton
Jackson F Mole
Spanish Influenza Rapidly Spreading Across the Nation
State and Federal health authorities warn the Spanish Flu epidemic is rapidly spreading to all states and could affect war work. The outbreak has led to closures of cities schools churches and theaters as officials urge precautions and fortification against infection.
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Shipping Board
Tanlac touted as influenza defense and strength aid
The ad extols Tanlac as a powerful reconstructive tonic that boosts appetite, improves organ function, and strengthens resistance against influenza. It claims it aids after influenza and bronchial troubles, recommends Tanlac Laxative Tablets, and urges hygiene and fresh air. Local stores carry Tanlac in Kemmerer, Daniel, Frontier, and Jackson.
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Tanlac
Kemmerer
City Army
Daniel
B.D. Key
Frontier
Frontier Supply Co
Jackson
Jackson Drug Co
Advy
A Trip Through War Service Letters in France
A World War I era letter from a YMCA secretary in France describes busy evacuation convoys and hospital wards filled with wounded men. She notes nurses working hard, small moments of morale, a Maine birthday cake bought for a lonely soldier, and improvised relaxations to lift spirits amid grinding injuries and amputations.
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France
Chapa
Maine
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Iyth allo-Moalie CO
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Hig Piney
Big Piney Mere
Cokeville
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DO. EB. S
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Fellows Hall
Meg Marion Witherspoon
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Welcor Ribix Sport” Distaton
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Grater
Republican
United States
Francis E. Warren
Robert D. Carey
William BK. Ghaplin
Ishmael
Jefferis
A.D. Hoskins
Public Instruction
Katherine A. Morton
Congress
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War
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Thomas K. Wilson
Margaret F. Nicholson
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Sheri Ben Beta
J. A. Christmas
Charles W. Beagle
John Ingram
Albert P. Heitz
Hunter
Morris J. Hale
Mutual Live Stock Commission Company, Oomatea, Niu
Versonx
Huw Bown
Tantoo
Lincoln Court
Tess
Blue Triangle
Lacgard
M Company
Lincolns Lumber Company
Drilling and Development Co
Charles Lackey
Kemmerer, Wyoming
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