City Council Tackles License Inequity and influenza costs
At Thursday's regular session the council debated license values tied to stock inventories, appointing a committee to review firms and fix licenses. Mayor Colton urged uniform licensing and funding measures as expenses rise. The council also approved paying a city county balance for influenza emergency costs, instructed help for quarantined homes, and accepted resignations and routine finances before adjourning.
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Carter and
Burton
DeMolly
Colton Appoit
Archie 8
Richardson
Carter
Taksan
Colton
Wilkins
Sewards
Marshal Tick
Wm. M. Anison
Ouncil
Anhor Zed
General Fund
A| Teffett
Lesle Ashton Hardware Company
Ag DeMolay
Intah Railway Co
Samuel Woolley
Fred Drullard
Wm Preece
Bert Allred
Ashton-Kelly Co
Hadlock Bros
Letter of thanks from Red Cross officials
Denver December 26 1918 editor Vernal Express the American Red Cross in the mountain division thanks newspaper men for cooperation in war work and campaigns the divisional publicity department praises press for informing the public about Red Cross activities and appeals the Red Cross will continue its work for soldiers sailors feeding the hungry aiding the crippled and supplying necessities in disaster areas the annual Christmas Roll Call will fund future operations the organization offers to share information and news value and thanks the press for courtesies sincerely N Hicks director dept of publicity
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Denver
Colo
Vernal Express
American Red Cross
Mountain Division
Red Cross
Coun
Sted Cross
Ito
N Hicks
Dept of Publicity
Fort Sill soldiers granted furlough and release
Lieutenant Leon L Pack and fellow cadets at Fort Sill learned two weeks before finishing the fire school they would get a twelve day Christmas furlough. They chose to return home instead, seeking early release as the war waned. The piece recounts Pack’s varied postings and notes others’ health recoveries, including influenza cases and hospital transfers, plus local homefront updates.
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Leon L. Pack
School of Fire
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Peck
Camp Lewis
Taylor, Jackson
Sli
Ashisy Valley
Edward Thomas
Wimp Lewis
Christman Eye
Wallace Jones
Fort Logan
Heysville
Raymond Reynolds
Sanner
Boulder
Colorado
Mobile hospitals at front aid wounded troops with praise
A mobile hospital unit from base hospital No 20 at the University of Pennsylvania, led by General Pershing, advanced to the front lines to provide first aid to the wounded. Two Red Cross nurses were cited for bravery and devotion to duty under shell fire.
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No 20
University of Pennsylvania
General Pershing
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Acorn Merc. CO
Maeser
Frank Smith
France
England
Allan
Hanson
Sears
L. Khack
Cedar Lodge
Dan
Carroll
Wiefields
Nagare
Hoe
New York Harbor
Newport News
Lester Bingham
Afton
L E, Hitchock
J. W Stevens
Jos Hacking
H Gbtringham
Sylvanus Collett
Mya
Stringhams
Stringham
Mark Hall
Mr. Hall
Shafer
Mary McKee
Alfreds
Cloe Carrolll
Douglas
Arizona
el Paso
Texas
Clark
Mgs
Lerth
Cao Feu
SWIFT
Abe
Ashley Co-operative Company
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