Disastrous Forest Fire Rages in Lincoln County
Forester Barstow reports a second major forest fire along upper Horse Creek, a tributary of Green River, burning over 600 acres of timber. Ranchers and Halfway residents joined, trenching roughly 20 miles to halt the blaze. Firefighters, aided by Harold Munn and A H Teacher, fought hard to contain the inferno and prevent further spread.
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Green River
Lincoln County
Sumner
Barstow
Horse Creek
Forester
Kemmerer
Barestow
Dead Man's Creek
Joncoln
Harold Munn
A. H. Teacher
Marbleom
Omcer
Back to School as Local District Reopens
The school district reopened, with the high school enrollment expected near last year. Principal M. J. Honska and staff welcomed students, while improvements to the building included a new tubway at the side entrance and enhanced maintenance. New teachers include Mise Mess Allen, mathematics educator, and Mrs. Morter as the new principal of the Kemmerer building, all bringing prior experience from Kansas and Pennsylvania.
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Simner
Aew
Bnilfinge
Wiel
Justin
Arthur Gore
le Jeaning
Werhaol
Hurons
Peats
Kalsemine
M. J. Honska
Mowska
Sabetha
Kansan
Allen
Humboldt
Nebraska
Ottawa University
Onn
Kansas
Gw: Whitten
Dunes
Furnior High School
Pennsylvania
Hoe
Boek Weight
Kemmererenade
Ralph Morter
Chlorady Shire
Community Courage Sparks Forest Fire Trail Rescue
In Wyoming National Forest near South Horse Creek a fire threatened timber. Ranchers and local workers dropped haying and tools to aid, displaying patriotism and rapid action by fire crews and upper Green River valley residents as they fought the blaze and aimed for containment.
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Green River Valley
Halfway
Forest Service
South Horse Creek
Wyoming National Forest
Hey
County Observes Progress During Turing Visit Meeting
The article highlights Marin County residents and officials hosting a visit to Liheotn County. It notes evidence of progress and prosperity, with discussions on advertising growth, regional routes, and community improvements. The county events include meetings near Gamerdow and various local developments affecting the valley and upper regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turing Ie
Pat Pwo Mantis
Carluis
Liheotn
Marin
Chinera
Cowes
Liability Order List Shows Draft Quotas at Lincoln County
A chaotic wartime notice explains county duties for a draft. It lists the first 44 names with placement in Granger for train connections to American Lake and notes a reserve list of Lincoln County residents and their order, with dates and destinations for reporting before the 1th. It mentions Camp American Lake, Washington, and percentages required from each county for selection.
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Lineal
Wyless
Nero Tel
Watts
Renartie
Latvoto
Lincoln County
Literoly County
Camp American Lake
Washington
Juha Caretlo
Blencom
Joseph Endriaal
Sublet
Stala
Frontier
Steve Katoline
Cumberland
Roy Nicholin
Thomas Williams
Aviaeleto Medina
KR Darte
Jacob Hormant Driggs
Idaho
Chris Porte
Ene Aris
Felix Pietth Okeley
Niet
Eatin
A Successful Chautauqua Draws Crowd to Evening Program
The Chautauqua event featured a series of performances by noted impersonators and the Seireh Concert Orchestra. Residents praised the program for its variety and the organizers' efforts, with anticipation building for next year’s show.
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Dienes
Plas Tower
Elieree
Clare
Sveers
Vuil
Tne
Franvis Lahalie
Tabartle Ware
Watts
Todd
Kemmerer Alien With Stitohes In His Head, Space Forte
Retire From Business WW Wass Fhe Inourement
A garbled local notice details a retirement from business involving WW Wass and references a Hodger winner of the Hipte Warp T Dahan event. It mentions Lincoln Cont aims and a plan to establish a store, with expectations of continuity and a departure date. The text remains fragmented with unclear dates and entities.
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Lincoln
Kerem
Jetson
le Manger
Red Cross Aid Reaches France Amid Severe Conditions
A cablegram reports urgent Red Cross aid from Yakov Grayson and Major Murphy reaching France. Dispatch notes deteriorating conditions in districts of the front and calls for medical supplies, clothing, and knitted garments. The aid aims to ease cold misery as winter tightens its grip on the beleaguered population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Americ Red Cross
Yakov Grayson
Murphy
Major Murphy
Mas Beer
Crete
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Heber C. Porter
Auburn
Joseph Tus
Diamondville
Hugh Gustin
Sage
Wiliam Gibbs
Joe Hracco
Dimandville
Mer Wohell Burritt
Bly Mney
Cucere Carlos
Laer
Som
Merlin Loch
Freedom
Wyn
Andrew Barielli
Plamenville
Pete Carbon
Wailway
Ray Brorer Kelly
Tarry J. Capron
Mora Mahas Muderson
Sinnotsko Grover Lynn
Cokeville
Josaph Pluckixer
Bedford
John van Winkle
Wileu
David Ferrin
Elk
John Curly
Ghent Lom
Steve Kutall
A. Nicheling
Willams
Madota Medina
Rodarte
New Mexico
Hyrum Crook
Smoot U In
Driges
Oakley Vorter
Aue
Janene Athit
Joseph Glass
William John McGinnis
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Mason Umborkand la
Brontier Ve Kemmerer i
Joe Mraveo
Mamenedyitte
Herschil Ester Surritt
Bix
George Ritazman
Alexander Opal
Cucero Carlos
Las
NMA
Merlin Hendricks — Lewis
Andrew Bartoli
Diamond
Carbon
Master Frontier
Storer
Kelly Ait
Henry Gill
Fossil
Harry H. Capron
Merna
Charles Day Anderson
Sancocet
Joseph Kayedor
Polat
Ksvor
A. Lynn
Cokevilly
John Joseph Pluckiger
Heyford
Oiti
Binni
Maeve
Wass
Peter H. Borre
Selina
Len
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