Mrs Hefferon Seeks County Superintendent Post in Wyoming
The piece profiles Mrs. Hefferon born Des Moines 1878 who moved to Wyoming in 1884 and rose to County Superintendent of Schools of Laramie County. It contrasts her credentials with opponent Mrs. Morton highlighting Hefferon’s teaching background and state exam leadership.
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Laramie County
State Board of Educatonal Examiners
Ben County
Hefferon
Cheyenne
Morton
Robert A. Morton
Wyoming
United States
Christmas Parcels for Soldiers Overseas and Sailors Aboard
War Department Post Office Department and American Red Cross outline a plan for sending Christmas packages to every American soldier overseas and every Naval service member on ships. Each sender must obtain a permit from France and receive a Red Cross carton measuring three by four by nine inches to fill and deliver unwrapped to Red Cross rooms at City Hall. weight limit is two pounds.
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War Department
Post Office Department
American Red Cross
Naval Forces of the
United States
Foreien
Red Cross
France
Navy
Siberia
Christmas parcel packing rules for service members
Postal guidance lists prohibited items such as explosives and poisons and details safe packaging for Christmas boxes. It outlines weight and size limits, wrapping with a khaki handkerchief, and labels, plus ship-to addresses and inspection by the Supply Officer at South Brooklyn for U S Navy and Marine parcels.
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Brooklyn
New York
U.S. Naval
Navy
Twenty-ninth St
Third Ave
South Brooklyn
N.Y
U. S
Small Dock Ranch For Sale By Owner In Wyoming
Small dock ranch for sale by owner. 175 acres near Ry at Border ten miles north of Cokeville Wyoming. Irrigated with sheep tight foucad and fair improvements. Price 22.00 per acre with 11000 down balance time at 6 percent. Includes cattle mares Cobb wool and tools. Offer to buy more land for expansion. Contact BJ Tueek Cokeville Wyoming.
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Border
Cokeville
BJ Tueek
Letters From France Reveal Soldier's Front Life And Struggles
Widow Mrs Geer receives letters from her son in France describing frontline duty near the Huns, burial duties, and camaraderie. He details shellfire, shortages, and rest periods, mentions friends Dave and other Alabama soldiers, and reports on food, censorship, and a birthday stay. He signs with updates from September and notes French civilians and nurses.
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Mamie KE
Hefreron
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Lincoln Lumber Co
Bud Bright
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Myra E. Geer
Lincoln Count
Myra Geer
Neye
Youn
Geer
Wong
Georgia
Fritz
Bowie
Yellow Jacket
Dave
Firet
Alabama
Paris
Roche
LDA Ik
Peeiment
Roche Prieanene
Pershing Vere
CONIA
Epariiine
Bare Hospital
Mother
Angel
the Frontier Supply Co
Frontier
Wyo