02 Jan 1915
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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1915
Page
1
Wyoming rail lines offer a fare of one third for a round trip between all Wyoming points and Cheyenne for Governor elect John B Kendrick inauguration events. Tickets valid from January 1 to January 6. Includes return travel during the celebrations in Cheyenne and related social events.
Dominique Etcheverry of Cokeville and Miss Claudia Mindiola of Border wed at a Catholic church yesterday at 2 PM with Rev. Lynch officiating. The couple arrived on No. 6 train with the bride’s father. Mr. Etcheverry, a prominent Cokeville rancher with a large ranch and three bands of sheep, recently acquired the Jundros ranch after years as a foreman.
Forest Ranger Frank Travis visiting Snyder basin reports very little snow in the mountains with dust blowing in places. He notes substantial snow is essential for livestock summer range and hopes for greater falls later in winter, as current levels are insufficient for sleighing.
Curtis of Kemmerer repairs watches for Cokeville Mercantile Co. Readers urged to subscribe to The Register for more local updates and services.
An extended note extols sweet clover Mililotus Alba as a thrifty, fast growing forage and soil enrichment crop. It lists planting, grazing, soil, and climate advantages, notes higher protein than red clover, and advises on timing and seed-bed requirements. The item ends with a separate sale notice for a used 22 cal rifle.
Wyoming delegates announce distribution of limited dry land field seed packages for testing in the state. Farmers must request seeds and complete department blanks detailing soils and location. This year Sudan grass Grim alfalfa field peas and millet are available with choice based on soil and altitude.
Eastern Washington produce offered at $1.40 per box with discounts for large orders. Contact seller for details and availability.
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