Mrs Hefferon Seeks County Superintendent Post In Wyoming
The biographical sketch portrays Mrs Hefferon born in Des Moines 1878 who moved to Wyoming in 1884. A longtime educator and County Superintendent for eight years, she also served as Secretary of the State Board of Educational Examiners and operates a homestead near Cheyenne. Opponent Mrs Morton, wife of Robert Morton, has government income and no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Under a War Department Post Office and Red Cross plan, every American soldier abroad and naval crew on ship may receive a Christmas package. The Red Cross issues permits and cartons. senders must present the permit at Red Cross rooms and keep boxes light and unwrapped.
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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
Detailed guidance from the War and Navy departments on assembling Christmas boxes for U S military personnel. It warns against including restricted items such as intoxicants explosives and poisons and gives packing, weight, size, and addressing requirements for parcels to ships, naval bases, and American forces abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York
U.S. Naval
Navy
Twenty-ninth St
Third Ave
South Brooklyn
N.Y
Small Dock Ranch for Sale by Owner in Wyoming
For sale by owner, 175 seven mostly Beariver bottom irrigated land with sheep tight fencing and fair improvements. Priced at 22.00 per acre with 11,000 down and balance at 6 percent. Includes mares cattle Cottswold lines machinery and tools. located 1 mile from Ry at Border and 10 miles north of Cokeville. Opportunity to buy more for a larger place. Contact Cokeville Wyoming BJ Tueek.
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Border
Cokeville
BJ Tueek
Letters From France Reveal Soldier's War Front Life
Mrs Geer receives long personal letters from her son in France detailing frontline conditions in 1918. The writer describes shelling, graves for fallen comrades, hunger, fatigue, and moving through the Marne area while keeping up morale with magazines and letters home. He mentions friends Dave and Mart Bunten, sugarcoats camp life, and the hope of rest in a large town ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Wyoming
Fritz
Bowie
Yellow Jacket
Dave
Firet
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Mamie KE
Hefreron
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Lincoln Lumber Co
Bud Bright
Kemmerer, Wyoming
U. S
Myra E. Geer
Lincoln Count
Myra Geer
Neye
Youn
Geer
Wong
Alabama
Paris
Roche
LDA Ik
Peeiment
Roche Prieanene
Pershing Vere
CONIA
Epariiine
Bare Hospital
Mother
Angel
the Frontier Supply Co
Frontier
Wyo
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