Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 15, 1920, Page 10

'| tisk "burenu wonla IS 7 | ming ‘at the time. BRINGS PRAISE iow, me, although T was ‘inn helpless condition, | peated to Congressman Mondell, who| cere |immediately took my; éase before the} than the Hon, Frank W. Mondell, : | United States: public heatth service at | e 7” f | Washington, and in a very few days ¥ was given the award to-which- I was, entitled, on aecount of {otal disability. He knew that I was one of the Wyoming boys who served in the World war, and no con- I ap. peal may be. At the time, I’ was confined in a hos-| the end. pital, at Lexington, jKy., but Mr. Mon- dell took: as.much ‘Interest in my case as if IT had been a resident of Wvo-| vided support at this ume, sincére friend of all ex-service men who are entitled Xo receive voeational train. ing in Caspér, or for that matter, any- Wyoming’s Only House Repre-|stessman could have taken more inter- | whert/ (Aa Wyoming. sentative at-Washington Has | S¢2-my cade than. Looked After Interests ‘of State Twenty Years The following letter received by Hon. &. R. Hagens from a Wyoming world war veteran simply adds to the testi- mony of many hundreds, if not thou- sands of people, who have benefitted through the untiring zeal and energy of Hon. Frank W. Mondell to secure for them their just deserts in transac? | § tions with the government of the United States. For twenty odd years. Mr. Mondell has not only represented the people of ‘Wyoming and the west on tHe floor of congress but he has been in effect the j busMhess agent of the people in their g Personal relations with the government, .'¢ advising them, securing their rights, | untangling governmental red tape and ‘ relieving them of troubles and vexa- tions in matters of which they had no knowledge ‘or faniiliarity. t The letter tells its own eloquent story: = Casper, Wyo., October 14, 1920, Mr. G. R. Hagens, Casper, Wyoming. = Dear Sir:—I understand that Hon. Frank W. Mondell will be in Casper in the next few days. to deliver an ad- dress to the people of this county. I was enlisted as a soldier in the change. must be a reason. Mr,. Mondell. did, Tavlor & Clay Casper, Wyo.—Phone 203 New York Stocks, Chicago Grain Markets quoted over our private wires direct from New York. All Local Oils Bae and Sold Incorporated Denver, Colo. The New York Exchange has some eleven hundred members. The percentage of failures on the exchange for the past ten years is less than one-half of one per cent, Our correspondents are members of this ex We are the oldest brokerage firm in Casper. There j World war, and desire to make a state nu none wr ment as to the service which Hon. + Frank W. Mondell, *our Wyoming con- ®ressman, rendered me. I was dis- charged from the army in February, 1919, and returned to my employment on the Hoodoo ranch at Cody, Wyo ming, where I was employed previous to my enlistment. I was compelled to | give up my employment on account of poor health, contracted during ny army service. When discharged, I was awarded $3 @ month by the Bureau.of War Risk Insurance, which was all that the war ‘ter Brelanige 1 House Specializing in NEW YORK OIL 114 South Wolcott Street Phone 1142 know that T can anki say, that no man takes a more earnest and stn- ferest-in the ex-service men. aeif a faithful, legal and. earnest pub- gardieas 6f What the basis of hia ap- | Tf nny “ex-service msn has a. deserving case, 1 know that th? Wyoming congressman ‘will carry it to IT hope that the e=.service men will give Congressman Mondell their undi- He is a sending BAe this letter with the éanaidate, and in ish poat- in bring more honor to Wye- ming, be of more service to its peo- that no opportunity | ple than eny-other man jin the state, Freangesey. May Teceive publicity, ns r-Mondell has proved him- bebe ‘thai I feel that 3 le servant, + return him to that baa Beninie Brand. 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