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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1916
Page
5
Wyoming and national crop data show reduced production from a year earlier yet improved prices. Corn and wheat volumes dip while potatoes and hay hold steady. price averages risen for wheat corn oats potatoes and cotton. A separate item notes Santa Fe tax distributions to state institutions. Pease kills daughter-in-law then surrenders to sheriff after attempting further violence.
St. John’s hospital figure Misa J. Mackenzie and Miss Minnie McEwen, both Canadiana by birth and naturalized U S citizens, are ordered by the Canadian government to report for service in British war hospitals. They will obey the call.
Laramie Sidney Pemberton Maynard, brother of the county treasurer, famed as an intermountain country sprint champion, dies in Port Townsend Washington at age 65. He once held the western record for 100 yards.
Liramie K. Martines, jailed in COUMLY, faces murder charges in the Nona Moreno case and Gomes on Labor Day. He has declared his intent to plead guilty when the case is called.
Women conducted the election in Kommerer Cumberland precinct No 1 Lincoln County likely the only precinct in the state or nationwide with women as the election officials exclusively.
A fashion note describes blue tones prevailing on the line up, with deep purples and grays offering contrast. Gray beige and gray bindings are used as subtle edge details, while accessories echo the blue theme across fabrics like serge and silk.
Wyoming state items report upcoming events in Kemmerer Lovell and Laramie including fairs stock shows and a dog show A community club is formed at Hulett and a church to be organized at Lovell Oil activity rises in the Rattlesnake district Casper Eagles plan a 40000 building The Lamb Drilling Co nears Basin with tools in the hole Two men arrested for theft from a box car A boxing match at Fort D A Russell is canceled A state official resigns A new trial motion denied in a murder case A sheriff’s office victim dies in basin A man dies in an auto accident A train wreck victim died A wrestling match ends due to exhaustion An elk head will adorn a Washington building A refinery reports oil in Wall Creek sands A guard exam to select West Point appointees A grand larceny verdict for two Indians A livestock association meeting to discuss grazing fees and meat industry profits.
Buvelay pillow cases become more popular with decorative prints such as a bluebird motif. The text describes pillow features including a snap or button closure and a scalloped edge detail, with sample designs like birds and flowers.
The article advises garden winter quarters in November and December, detailing protection methods for roses, climbers, rhododendrons, ivy alternatives, and perennials. It emphasizes soil mounding, limited protection for some species, and keeping plants dry and ventilated to prevent winter damage.
There is no necessity for being idle in the cold months. Rake leaves into the manure pile and remove rocks by blasting. Haul and spread manure and lime in early spring. Farmers Bulletin No 745 from Agriculture Dept discusses use of waste hinds and information on the subject.
In New York John R. Hegeman of Metropolitan Life reports a stocky man in overalls stole bronze awning rods from multiple offices including Hegeman's. The journeyman thief, claiming to remove awnings, exited after about an hour with roughly $50 worth of rods, praised for nerve by observers.
Dr Henry B Kitson administers mental tests to University of Chicago freshmen to gauge reasoning, reading, memory and word arrangement skills. Tests include sentence judgment and alphabetizing mixed letters to measure mental horsepower and set appropriate workload.
In a Philadelphia restaurant a lobster escaped a basket and attacked a cat, which fled upstairs. A Boston terrier joined the chaos as the lobster clung to the cat and dog while patrons and staff reacted, a head waiter intervening to separate them. Miss Eva Seidler fainted and a physician revived her. the cat and lobster both disappeared from sight after the commotion.
Gotham workers report New York office boys face pressure as efficiency moves rise. The West Side Y M C A. launches free training for city office boys with 25 lectures to help them adapt and survive the changing workplace.
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