Country must do for its disabled soldiers
Wartime report describes reconstruction efforts for blinded and amputee veterans in hospitals at home and abroad. It outlines government programs via the Surgeon General and the Red Cross to train and employ disabled soldiers, establish rehabilitation institutes, provide vocational training, and support families, with a focus on independence and full participation in civilian life. The piece highlights the creation of the Sted Cross Institute for the Blind and Disabled Men and calls for public education on retraining outcomes and opportunities.
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Red Cross
Fowey
Fort Basleth
de Darttoen
Tanerary
Tita
Division of Reconstruction
Washington. D
Medical Department of the Army
American Red Cross
France
United ‘States
Miltary General Hospital
Baltimore
Sted Crose Institute
Bilna
Red Cross Institute
Ald
Hin Ag
Poeoels
Mins
Jeremiah Stirbank
New York
Sted Cross
Tg New York
Aign
We Frank Persons
Ganeral
Chylian Relief
Amiuloun Red Cross
The Red Cross Man
A fragmented verse sketch by Jeanne Judson portrays a Red Cross worker toiling amid wartime duties. The narrator notes the man’s tireless ethic and personal sacrifice as he serves others, highlighting communal care and steadfast service.
Red Cross aids hospitals along the front
American Red Cross workers are dispatched to hospitals on the front to supplement Army casualty reports to families. The aim is to provide a more detached yet human update on the status of the killed and wounded, ensuring families receive timely information.
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Red Cross
Caring for Those Left Behind in a Family Tragedy
A ten year old girl faced abandonment as her mother fell ill and died. A county Home Service worker arranged hospital care and a country home for the girl while two brothers, one in camp and a seventeen year old, began supporting her. The seventeen year old enlisted, and the brother in camp learned of their mother’s needs. Now the girl attends school, receives allotments from her brothers, and is under Home Service guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Burydice
Trome
Portable kitchen served 20000 soldiers at Joan of Arc capture site
The American Red Cross installed a portable kitchen on the exact site of Joan of Arc's capture. It provided tea, coffee and fresh meat meals to about 20,000 soldiers daily, delivering hot refreshments and sustenance to troops amid ongoing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Joan of Arc
Notice of Patent Application for Denver No 1 Oil Scale Placer
Nile Hughes of Vernal Utah applies for a patent for the Denver No 1 Oil Scale Placer on White River Uintah County Utah. The claim covers BWUSWK NDOWSW% and lots 1 and 4 with adjoining claims Takola No 6 Denver Nos 2 and 3 and Mack Nos 5 and 9. Witnesses Frank P. Smith and R A. McConkin. Signed by Avon Girard.
Notice to water users in Uintah County Utah 1918
Kath erine Mc Sylvester of Vernal Utah applied under Utah water laws to appropriate four sevenths of a second foot from Grush Creek Uintah County for irrigation of 40 acres in Section 10 Township 3 South Range 22 East. Diversion point 1320 feet west of the section corner. Protests with affidavit and $260 fee must be filed within 30 days after publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Engineers Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Katherine Mc Sylvester
Vernal
Uintah
Township 3
Salt Lake Bidend
State Engineer’s Office
Notice of Application for U S Patent for Doyle Placer Claims
Notice is hereby given that Verner Z Reed Warrier Johnson and Albert M Jerison through Nile Hughes have filed for US patent for Doyle Placer No 9 and No 10 placer mining claims in Utah County Utah. Claims adjoin Barley No 18 No 1 No 1h No 8 and Doyle Placer No 11 to the north and east and Vae No 1 Push In No 2 Puebla No 1 Vae No 4 Carley No 9 and Doyle Placer No 5 to the south and east. The claims cover 320 acres in T 118 R 25 W Salt Lake Meridian. Patent action follows act of Congress approved May 10 1872. PETER HANSON. Begs 14-2¢
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US Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Verner Z Reed
Warrier Johnson
Albert M Jerison
Nile Hughes
Uintah County
Ney
Salt Lake
Carley
Esat
Puebla
Carley No
Doyle Placar
U. B Land
Nile Tlughel
White River
Unital
Ukah
Madison
Deuver
Wacer
Leuver
Mack
Madison Mu
WCBL
Grazing Permit Applications Open in Ashley National Forest
Notice calls for all cattle horse and sheep grazing permit applications for Ashley National Forest for the 1919 season. Applications must be filed by February 1 1919 in Vernal Utah. Details on grazing fees and blank forms available on request. WM M Anderson Supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley National Forest
Vernal
Utah
WM M. Anderson
Notice of Patent Application for Ute Oil Co Claims
Ute Oil Co through Niles Hughes applies for patent to group of mining claims in Uintah County Utah near White Silver. claims include Best Placer Nos 2v 2i 7e 28 24 26 2b 27 23 with sections 5 6 7 in T108 R25 E Salt Lake Meridian totaling about 1337.87 acres. adjoining claimants named McRae Alois Shale and others. Witnesses M Curry Roy Kiser. Copy posted November 16 1918 in Vernal Utah Land Office.
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U. 8 Land Office
Veroal
Utch
Data Land
Salt Lake Meridian
Land Office
White Silver
Uintah County
Utah
Clainie
McRae
Alois
Best
Shale
Khai
Shala
Nile Hughes
Ute Oil Co
U. 8
Vernal
Pethr Hanson
M. Curry
Roy Kiser
Water rights notice for Willow Creek diversion permit
State Engineer's Office in Salt Lake City, Utah, announces Alt Brothers, F Perron, and G H Stewart have filed a water appropriation application under Utah law to divert water from Willow Creek in Uintah County. The plan covers 210 acres and a 10,000 foot ditch from a point near section 24, township 3 south, range 19 east. Protests must be by affidavit with a $260 fee within 30 days after publication.
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State Engineer’s Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Alt Brothers
F. ©. Perron
Willow Creek
Uintah County
Salt Lake Base
Meridian
Apeli
Ocoberdl
Gg. F. McGonagle
Notice of application for UKPala Doyle Placer No 11 patent
United States Land Office in Vernal Utah notifies that James Dugie and co-claimants Reed Reed Dean, C A Howlin have filed for patent for Doyle Placer No 11 in Utah County Utah. The claim covers 160 acres in an unorganized mining district and is described by sections 27 2 118 252 Salt Lake Meridian. Adjacent claims are listed including Larley and V Volo placers. Hanson, registrar.
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U. S. Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Notica
Auunia
Act of Congresa
James Dugie
Himaelf
Verner
Reed
Mary Dean Heed
Margery V. Reed
C A. Howlin
Postoitie
Birst
Uklah Kounty
Setton
Salt Lake
Nol
Pella Hanson
Ilegiater
Utah Placer Claim Patent Notice at Vernal
Public notice records a patent grant for the Boyle placer No. 7 in an unorganized mining district near Vernal Utah. The description covers 1,180 acres on Salt Lake Meridian with adjoining claims including Boyle No. 6 and No. 8 as referenced, listing entities such as Mansun and various claim numbers.
Legal Notice of Land Claim and Placers at Vernal Utah
A land claim and placer mining notice is recorded for Vernal Utah detailing parcel numbers, sections, and claimants. It lists locations along the Uintah and Ouray land area with references to meridian, township, and range, plus assessment and ownership notes.
Water Diversion Plan for Ashley Creek Uintah Canal Project
A public notice from the Salt Lake City state engineer's office details an irrigation water diversion proposal from Ashley Creek to Uintah, with storage and canal conveyance across a 43,000 foot reach. The plan, designated No 7810, requires a 256 filing fee and a 80 day comment period ending January 13, 1918, to irrigate 20,000 acres across multiple townships and ranges.
Notices of Application for U and Pailal Patents Vernal Utah 1918
Notices announce in Vernal Utah October 11 1918 that applicants led by Nile Hughel and others seek patent for placer mining claim in Uintah County Utah described as White River area near Madison No 2 and Madison No 6 placers. Adjacent claims include Madison No 2 north and Madison No 6 west. Names include Avon Girard and Frank Smith. Witnesses include MceConkie and Doyle Phacer. Public notice details the patent process under Congress acts and lists applicants Albert Me Jones and Doyle Phacer as authorized agents for patent pursuit.
Mining Claim Adjoins Lake Salt Basin in Utah Territory
A long legal notice announces claims filed by Doyle Plager and others for placer claims numbered as 1, 2, 4, and more, totaling about eight hundred acres. The description covers north and east adjacencies near Salt Lake Meridian and references conflicting claims with named placers and fractions, with publication planned in the Vernal Express for consecutive issues.
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Doyle Placce
Ugoreus
Linbiuwug Ie
Beely
New
Nidal
Salt Lake
Leyla
Gustle
Dastle
Castle
Cisila Man
CT No
Vernal Express
Ning
ELT Fanson
Fli
Wluter
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Vale Country
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Act of Congress
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Takola No
Nile
Frank P. Smith
R A. McConkin
USSRS
F McGonagle
U. S. Patalnt
Watler
Sutice OF Application Fur UK
PALA
Berial
Nolice
U.S. Land
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Makioua Baux
Wining
Blule
Ubad
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Bac
Boyle
Bary
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Gisters
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Surial No. Uelit
Land Olace
Ula
Dave Duude
Ubala
Coutwiting
Sue Bariey
Biate
Uffice
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Howe
Praluibal
Ugilite
Ulan
Ulah
Ashley Creek
Ddeh
Lowlalip
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Lownslip
Kanuge
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Range
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Stain Engineers Office
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Vmaconaogle
Notics OF Application
U. & Pailal
Avon Girard
Witnesses
Frank
Puithh
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MceConkie
Nofice Pom Publication
U.S Land Office
PorLht Hanson
Steglater
Allal bSarlat
U. S Land Ofnée
Biluale Anh
State of
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Jepal
Abe
Lariey
Balley
Larley
Duyle Vlacer
Prili Hanson
Stepiater
Soligl
Bertal
U. S Land
Gulibiess
James Loyte
Claudia
Mary Degn Kied
Hawilo
Lvéy
Salional Yeuk
Leover
Colorado
Lave
Duyie
Inice Lalit Gaddud
Ming Asda
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State
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Doyle Plager
Phiten
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