Demobilizing Army Records Stir Awe Across Nations
Washington reports the demobilization of the U S army as a record achievement surpassing Civil and Spanish wars. Secretary Baker cites bringing home over 1 888 000 overseas troops to date and notes 351 206 demobilized in one month after the Armistice. He compares dates and totals with earlier conflicts and outlines current and projected enlistment figures and Europe service preferences.
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Washington, D.C
Baker
France
Philippines
Europe
Plang
Infantry and cavalry preferences shown in survey data
A survey reveals 37 344 respondents favor the infantry while 11 878 prefer the cavalry. The results indicate a stronger inclination toward ground combat roles among the sample.
Upper Country News From Daniel and Nearby
Mrs Nichols of Sult Luge visits. Suutt and Huth Sarguet of Brooke compelitied duties near Laenlel. J Houston to Laenlel Tuesday. Godbren of Pyayer arrived. ranches opened for the week. Minds B P Milter and D D Reese preached at Pape school house. Ward Mackinan returned with freight for upper country. J S Cranor plans visit to Claremore after Lan der trip. Mr and Mrs Leo Baker assisting in Apperson hay field. Billy Meyer home from France. Mrs Vogo Miller and Mrs Redfern visit. Mrs L W Sargent hosts Stevengen from Rock Springs. Eva Pape staying with E D Key. School opens Sept 16 with Miss Cable as teacher. Roy Edwards returns from Daniel. they helped in hay field. Mrs Perry Pfister and children to California for winter. Most upper country folks through haying. yields vary. Mrs Bruce Cranor and Miss Edna McFee visit Daniel.
Dance at Fontenelle Hosts Packed Neighbors Night
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Pomeroy entertained neighbors Saturday night with a large dance. Attendees included D. C. Roberson, William Graham and Myrtle, Guy Pyle and family, C. L. Holden and daughters, Ned Herschler, Frank Pomeroy and Kenneth, Elva Philips, Maggie Jenkins, May Hendrickson, Lucy Ritz, Nellie Roberts, Helen Ruth and Nell Stepp, John Stevens, James Jones, Tom Mall. Music by C. L. Holden and Samuel Adams with Nellie Roberts and Myxgle on violin.
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Justin Pomeroy
D. C. Roberson
William Graham
Myrtle
Guy Pyle
C. L. Holden
Ned Herschler
Frank Pomeroy
Kenneth
Elva Philips
Mag *Gie Jenkins
May Hendrickson
Lucy Ritz
Nellie Roberts
Helen
Ruth
Nell Stepp
Teachers Institute Activities At Kemmerer This Week
Local notation lists Ghiham Bether Holden Helen Stepp Mee dustin Pomeroy and others attending the teachers institute in Kemmerer this week. Several figures including L Holden and Howard Mahaffey are noted in context of gatherings and visits around the event.
U S Tire Men Are Carefully Trained
A conference of service men from across the United States was held recently at the Hartford factory. The gathering aimed to acquaint the service staff with the latest tire developments and best practices to maximize mileage and reduce tire troubles.
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United States
Hartford
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate
The State of Wyoming Lincoln County Third Judicial District notices creditors and interested parties that Cora L. Edick administratrix has filed final account report and petition for distribution in Lincoln County for the estate of Frank Sebastian Deceased. Objections must be filed within thirty days after last publication by October 23 1919. If none are filed the administratrix will proceed to final settlement on October 28 1919. Dated Serko ahee 2 1919. CORA L. EDICE Administratrix R. R. ROSE Attorney for said estate.
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Wyoming
Lincoln
District Court
Third Judicial District
Frank Sebastian
Cora L. Edick
Clerk of the
Lincoln County
Serko Ahee
Cora L. Edice
Frank Sel
R. R. Rose
J M Mott Kemmarrer Wyoming Filing Item
J M Mott Kemmarrer of Wyoming listed with Triaphoms 221 Correspondance Setis as agent for the Fire Association of Philadelphia. The notice mentions farms ranches city properties and large lavings.
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Fire Association of Philiadelphia
Vocational Board Trains 5000 Wounded Soldiers
Washington MO Aug 26 The Vocational Board trains wounded soldiers in multiple sites including barracks hospitals and army shops. Over 8000 trained in courses to qualify for new trades with 30 percent expected to pursue new work after release. Colonel Arthur Woods promotes schemes with 18 new plants adopting skill development for previously unskilled workers.
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Washington
Vocational Board
Arthur Woods
Baker
Gratitude Letter Praises Chamberlain's Remedy
Mrs. Wm. Bell of Logansport Indiana expresses gratitude for Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. She states it relieved a severe diarrhoea attack three years ago and was the only medicine that helped.
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Wm. Bell
Logansport
Ind
Chamberlain
For Rent Four Room House Apply to Mrs Steve Angelo
Four room house for rent with application through Mrs Steve Angelo. Refer to bronchial trouble and border terms. The notice mentions an attachment related to Grortetly and chamberlain’s remedy, claiming health benefits after several weeks of use.
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Mra
Steve Angelo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hall Br Landen Seales Terres
Denver
Colo
Upper Country News
Mie Huth Sarguet
Broo
Dirs
J. Houston
Laenlel Tuveday
Dy. Godbren
Pyayer
Ranchi I
Stevenson
B. P. Milter
D. D. Reese
Pape
Eral
Ward Mackinan
J. S. Cranor
Lander
Claremore
Okla
Dr. Cochran
Frank Tyler
Daniel
Leo Baker
Apperson Ranch
Billy Meyer
Jennie L. Meyer
Mrs. Eva Pape
E. D. Key Home
Cable An Leacher
Roy Edwards
Merna
Perry Pfister
Fall River Basin
California
Bruce Cranor
Edna McFee
Fontennelle News
Dale Crane
Menager
Tyon Rathbun
Ned Herehler
Hele Son
Elva Prl
Maury Fernkeine
TseaTelees
Mlakine
Mrs. Ly
L. Holden
Howard Mahaffey
James Jones
Clarence Forden
Justin Tomercy
Maggie Jenkins
Ogden
Utah
U.S
J. M. Mott Kemmarer
Kemmerer Union Laundry
Raval Cors
Startea
Chamberlain's
Dr Hughes
Specieline
Opal Mercantile
Opal, Wyoming
McCormick
John Deer
M. V. Skully
Kemmerer
Wyo
J. D. Noblett CO
Cokeville, Wyo
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