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Newspaper

Cokeville Register

Location

Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1916

Page

4

Ellice and Roland Reveal Deceit in Small-Town Life

In this tale of Ellice, an orphanedIndentified as Ellice Barton, and Roland Dexter, a prodigal cousin, a hidden theft path emerges. Delavan, once her suitor, is exposed as a false friend when Dexter returns, revealing a missing memorandum book and pawn ticket tied to a jewelry theft. Ellice ultimately weds Dexter and continues baking cookies and doughnuts for him.

Eliiee Dunbar Ellice Ble Eilice Lie Billie Holand Dexter Mr. Dexter Lumor Roland Roland Dexter Killee Lacey Delavan Eliice Mrs. Barton Sewing Society Delavan

Directing the Battle and the Modern Commander

The article describes great military leaders as peace lovers who direct battles from distant posts. It portrays a commander at a pine table with telephones and telegraphs, aiding a thoughtful group. A chart tracks division positions, changes recorded as troops move, while the leader remains intensely focused.

Beyond Help Dream Causes Worry In Acacia Villa

Angeline at Acacia villa wakes to a terrible dream about not becoming Mrs Popshaw. Popshaw dismisses it as fanciful, urging the dream will pass, as Angeline reassures herself with relief that marriage remains possible.

Popshaw Acacia Villa Angeline Arthur Kaney Per Popaluw Cognee Mrs. Popahaw Popahow Pop

War Threatens Flowers In War-Torn Europe Bulbs Hit

Elizabeth Van Benthuysen reports that war dangers threaten Holland's bulb supply, risking decades of blooms. Meanwhile readers are advised on winter bulb forcing in pots, fiber, bowls, or water, with practical steps and care tips for hyacinths, narcissus, tulips, and crocus.

Elizabeth van Benthuysen Ecountry

Little Notes of Interest in Garden Science

Trees and shrubs may be planted while the ground stays unfrozen. The USDA will have 26 128 852 dollars for farm and garden science from this year’s appropriation. War needs and productive stems are weighed as a major item. There is a right and wrong way to cut a rose with two or three eyes left. The Iris now matters more to flower lovers than the final indemnity in the European war.

Department of Agriculture United States

Low Bridge Warning Echoes Through New York Streets

In New York the refrain low bridge warns Fifth Avenue stage riders as they pass Riverside Drive under the elevated tracks. A conductor cautions passengers to duck under the low girders near St Patrick’s Cathedral and near Mrs Vanderbilt’s home, urging stay seated and heads down to avoid danger.

York David Harum New York Metropolis Fifth Avenue Riverside Drive St. Patrick’s Cathedral Fifty-seventh Street

Carp hound hunts carp at Sauvie Island duck pond

In Portland Oregon Dr Alan Welch Smith and fellow duck pond owners report a new creature the carp hound a dog that fishes by grabbing carp from the water alive. The dog and a companion dog work together to raid the pond and drive carp away allowing the wheat duck bait to remain intact after a week of raids.

Ortland Ore Alan Welch Smith Sauvie’s Island Thia Dog Doctor Smith Huntamen Nimrod

Chicago Trials New Punishment for Bad Boys

Chicago opens a reform program replacing bars with sun and growth activities. Juveniles serve in a schoollike complex for onions, fruit growing, chicken raising, or a trade while monitored by educators. Aimed to be humane, the 75 acre campus cost $75,000, with no fences, but concerns remain about escape risk.

Chicago Chicago and Cook County Doya House of Correction Arthur F. Hussander Board of Education

Genius Statue Hoisted To Hartford Capitol Roof

The 16 ton Genius of Telegraphy statue by Evelyn Beatrice Longman rises to the top of Hartford Capitol building after a week of rigging. Built with lightning coils and emplacing a gold salt, the figure stands 60 words high and reflects telegraphic themes amid a bright winter plan.

York Dick” Mealy State Capitol Hartford Coon Healy Winoga Broadway Dev Etreet Dev Etreet. It Required Only About An Hour W Ralse Genius Mealy Genleman

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