Albert R Mau Weds Marguerite Kennedy at Laramie
The quiet Monday wedding united Albert R Mau and Marguerite Kennedy at the parochial house in Laramie. The couple, Wyoming University graduates, will reside on a Cokeville ranch where Mau will be manager after a wedding trip to Salt Lake and Los Angeles.
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Albert R. Mau
Marguerite Kennedy
Laramie
Albert R. Mou
Prother Hugh Cummiskey
Kennedy
Mian Alies Cady
Meredith Langheldt
Marshell Ferls
Mr. May
Riverton
George Haskins
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Cokeville
Mau
University of Wyoming
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
May
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Lfe
H. H. Haslett
Peter Kennedy
Guy Holliday
Margaret Mau
Mary Mau
Christmas Eve Dance at Opera House Draws Crowd
The Christmas Eve dance at the Opera House was well attended and enjoyed. Morgan Kavanagh led the music with home talent aided by two musicians from Montpelier. Though many had left town for the holiday, those present danced until late hours.
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Opera Houp
Morgan Kavanagh
Montpelier
Coal Tile Scarce Disrupts Weekly Supply in Town
The weekly car load of coal promised for the town failed to arrive this week. This shortage causes continued rationing as residents face limited fuel.
Eat More Lambs Crusade Seeks Wider Lamb Consumption
The drive led by sheep and wool associations nationwide, with support from the Department of Agriculture, promotes Eat More Lamb. Policies include selling only lamb, selling mutton as mutton for price comparisons, offering occasional fat lambs at reduced prices, and stressing health and nutrition to boost consumption.
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Department of
Lost boy seeks home to store of Isaac Goldstengel
A frightened boy among sympathetic elders cries for help on a street corner. He asks to be taken home to the store of his father, Isaac Goldstengel, a dealer in bags caps suits furnishings and shoes now selling at a great sacrifice.
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Sonny
Isd
Isaac Goldstengel
Livestock Movement From Star Valley Heads to Nebraska
The Afton Independent reports ongoing movement of cattle and horses from Star Valley. About 346 cattle and 250 horses were sent to Oshkosh Nebraska to be fed through winter, gathered from both Star Valleys and trailed to the railroad early in the week with two men accompanying the shipment to explore feed options.
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Afton
Star Valley
Oskosh
Nebraska
Star Valleys
Weather Bureau Reports Statewide Favorable Week
The Weather Bureau notes general favorable conditions across the state with the past week the best for livestock in a month. Temperatures were cooler west of the mountains but about 10 degrees warmer than normal to the east, with day 29 and night 22 records and a 56 high along with 12 below. Stock were helped by mild weather though cattle and horses improved slowly and transport faced muddy roads.
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Weather Bureau
New Year Reflections On Time And Self Improvement
A compact meditation on the arrival of a new year urging self improvement and vigilance. Quoted voices from Charles Lamb Henry W Longfellow and Thomas Carlyle frame time as a steady, advancing force guiding effort, memory, and purpose for the year ahead.
Rumor Playfully Follows Kavanagh Family Visit
Local report chronicles Morgan Kavanagh’s trip to Diamondville for Christmas and a circulating rumor that he married in the coal metropolis. He denies the claim emphatically calling it greatly exaggerated, while some whisper there may be some truth amid the smoke.
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Mark Twain
Mrs Bates Funeral Held in Salt Lake City
The funeral for Mrs Frank Bates was held in Salt Lake City two weeks after her death. Three Cokeville friends Mrs T. K. Collet Mrs J. H Stoner and Mrs Frank Stoner attended. Mr Bates thanked them for sympathy and support.
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Frank Bates
Salt Lake City
Cokeville
Bates
T. K. Collet
J. H Stoner
Frank Stoner
Dance at Pegram Draws Cokeville Delegation
A large Cokeville group attended a Christmas night dance at Pegram where guests reported a fine time. Mrs. Chet Williams fainted briefly but recovered fully.
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Cokeville
Pegram
Chet Williams
No Measles Case at Local Clinic But Quarantine Worry
Dr Madera faced a brief scare last week when a child showed early measles symptoms but was determined not contagious after evaluation. The episode caused worry due to quarantine concerns though no illness spread occurred.
Haggerty Brothers Continue Haying Despite Cold December
The Haggerty Brothers are unloading baled hay from Idaho in car load lots despite late December cold. About 20 cars of hay will be divided between the Peterson and Haggerty sheep. Home parties received a Nebraska corn shipment last Friday.
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Haggerty Brothers
Idaho
Peterson
Sheep to Idaho move reported for Kinney Sheep Co
The Kinney Sheep Co announces the flock has gone to winter grazing in Idaho. Thirty nine cars from Rock Springs area were observed traveling on Christmas day through the locality.
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Kinney Sheep Co
Idaho
Rock Springs
Haggerty Hotel Changes Ownership in City Deal
Announcement of a major business and real estate deal reports the Haggerty Hotel changing hands to Mayor Richard Roberts who takes possession in March. Roberts will convert the hotel space into a billiard hall while the vacated room is added to Reynolds Smalley and Lар ion store.
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Haggerty
Richard Roberts
March Jet
Myr Roberts
Billard Hall
Reynolds, Smalley and Larion
Patterson Returns Home as Flocks Head to Idate
Oscar Peterson returned home for Christmas and says arrangements are complete for moving his flocks to Idate with shipment to occur shortly after year end.
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Oscar Peterson
Sayn
Idate
House Entered While Owner Absent From Coke Ville
J EB Barber returned from Salt Lake City where he had been nearly two months. Mrs Barber and their little daughter were in quarantine in Burley Idaho for six weeks due to small pox. They will return to Coke Ville soon. Burglars broke a window to enter the home and stole a valuable overcoat and a full set of silverware valued at over $100, with no clues left behind.
Taking Census Begins Friday
The census taker will visit homes with an official ID and ask questions about age literacy birthplace mother tongue ownership of home and farm details including acreage value and farm operations. Farmers face added questions on years worked on farm and farm finances including mortgage and crops for 1919.
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Auchors
United States
Kemmerer Christmas Dance Draws Cokeville Crowd
A Kemmerer Christmas dance drew a large Cokeville attendance with Mary Reynolds Agnes Tremelling and Mary Stephens attending escorted by Jamoa P. Reynolds. The event ended with many reporting an enjoyable time.
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Cokeville
Kemmerer
Mary Reynolds
Agnes Tremelling
Mary Stephens
Jamoa P. Reynolds
Impromptu Dance at Haggerty Hotel Lights Up Christmas Night
A surprise Christmas night dance at the Haggerty Hotel amused attendees. The unplanned event was held in the dining room with music provided by an electric piano and described as one of the season’s best.
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Haggerty Hotel
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Agriculture
Charles Lamb
J. K Miller
Heny W. Longfellow
Thomas Carlyle
Lucy Larcom
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Diamondville
Mrs. Bates
Haggertys
Patterson
Barber
Tle
Burley
Coke Ville
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