The Sheridan Press reported that the Nationalist Army, whom they reported as "regulars", were being rushed to Mongolia to fight the Communists.
That was correct. The U.S. was aiding in that effort through air lifting.
A local brewer that no longer exists advertised in the issue:
The common belief is that most local breweries didn't survive the Great Depression, but Sherida Brewing did. Casper Brewing did as well.
Out Our Way for this day:
This shows how rural the country remained at the time. Out Our Way was a nationally syndicated cartoon, but you'd have to be a hunter to really understand the cartoon.
Finally, from that front page:
Father 31? Son 18.
That would mean the father was 13 when the son was born. . .
Shoot, the father was well within the conscription age himself.
Monday, October 29, 1945. Noting the Chinese Civil War.
Labels: 1940s, 1945, 1945 Election, Chinese Civil War, It was because of World War Two, Wyoming (Sheridan), Wyoming Municipal Governments, Yeoman's First Law of History
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