A Motorist's Criticism of a Route Map
A motorist dismisses a route map claiming it shows many landmarks but fails to precisely locate the repair adhere, noting it lacks definite repair details.
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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1917
Page
5
A motorist dismisses a route map claiming it shows many landmarks but fails to precisely locate the repair adhere, noting it lacks definite repair details.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsia as a fast and harmless remedy for indigestion and stomach upset. It claims relief in five minutes and urges readers to buy a fifty cent case at any drug store.
A vivid sketch of Urga, a North China frontier town near a desert edge. The city blends sand and squalor with a strong lama presence led by a chief lama rivaling the Dalai Lama in stature. Holy men gather, festivals unfold, and a devil dance mesmerizes pilgrims from surrounding steppes.
The U.S. Biological Survey fed about seven thousand elk at Jackson Hole Wyoming during last winter. A person may cause evil to others not only by his actions but by his in actions. J B Mill quoted.
A homemaker shares ways to minimize waste with apples including peeling cores for jelly and vinegar, storing barrels of apples, baking, salads, relishes, and condiments. It covers others uses such as buttonhole fixes with wax, raffia gift wrapping, and simple chafing dish ideas with recipes for apple souffle and chestnut coffee sauce.
Five iron workers entered a still at the Midwest refinery in Casper Wyoming to make repairs when a gas vapor explosion occurred. An electric light cord chafed causing a short circuit that ignited the vapors, killing Samuel Spencer 30 and Patrick Pryor 20 and fatally injuring Mike Carey Tom Firkmyer and Solomon Epperson. three others were seriously burned.
A telegram from Minneapolis to Mrs. EB. J. Farlow reports the death by suicide of George Lamoreaux, 37, son of a noted Wyoming frontiersman. He had marital troubles and recently assigned his interest in his father’s $40 000 estate to his sister Phoebe Leseberg of this place, possibly to shield property from his wife.
In a biennial report to the governor, State Treasurer Herman B. Gates urges Legislature to cut appropriations from two years ago to avoid a state tax levy increase. The general fund was overdrawn by 147 085.64 on Sept 13, and ten year government expenses nearly tripled.
A Burlington passenger train broke through the right-of-way fence near this place and killed or crippled 50 head of cattle owned by M. Connelly. One run struck twenty head, a mile farther another thirty were killed or maimed, totaling $3,500 in losses.
Rev. John Lewis Reeder of Punta Arenas Chili reports the death of Gilman A. Hackett a former Casper resident. Hackett was working near a traction engine in Santa Cruz Argentina when he slipped and was crushed by the moving machine.
Reports from Wyoming detail rising oil and coal activity, new company formations, and large-scale projects across towns like Casper, Cheyenne, and Greybull. Notable items include the Pilot Butte oil well, a $50,000 tools order for Producers Oil, condemnation debates over oil lands, railroad fatalities in Fort Bridger, and a push to protect operator interests as Ferris bill amendments are drafted. public service and historic structures also feature in the state’s evolving landscape.
Charles Hamer claimed ties to Harry Orpet and fled Wisconsin to dodge a witness role in Orpet’s murder trial of Marian Lambert. He pleaded guilty to theft near Cody and received an Indefinite term in the state industrial school.
Fire leveled the ranch home of L. G. Phelps at Meeteetse causing about 20000 dollars in loss. The twenty room house held lavish furnishings and a large collection from European tours. The fire’s origin remains undetermined.
Three persons were killed and two possibly fatally injured when an automobile carrying them was struck by a Chicago, Burlington and Quincy train near Thermopolia. The dead are Robert Jenkins of Fort Collins Colorado Tony Dudna of Kirby Wyoming and Charles Jubar of Gebo Wyoming.
An early 20th century ad proclaims Swamp Root as the remedy for kidney liver and bladder trouble with sample offers and testimonials. It includes a note about Dr Kilmer and Co and a separate anecdote about Edison replying to a question on temptation in a church setting with a farmer car joke.
A note on Castoria bearing its long running signature for infants and children contrasts with a Clarive Balas anecdote from a Cleveland pianist. The tale centers on a young girl whose improper tempo and reading provoke humor about musical triplets and correcting her former teacher.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for dandruff and scalp itching with a free sample offer via mail. It also suggests Cuticura Soap for daily use. The page includes light humor quotes and maxims, with one vignette about a couple’s quick exchange.
Word lists Ernest Woolman a Denver chauffeur and Robert Jenking of Fort Collins among three killed when a car carrying five men was struck by a Chicago Burlington & Quincy train near Thermopolis.
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs for constipated children. It claims a teaspoonful will cleanse stomach, liver, and bowels within hours without griping and promises relief for fevers, sour stomach, and unsettled behavior. The ad targets babies, children, and adults with directions and a 50 cent bottle offer.
The philosophic tian notes ideas of amusement evolve with age. He recalls childhood interest in exhibits at a Congress of Wonders and says the spider’s mobility now fascinates him more than any show feature.
The state prohibits employing boys under sixteen in underground mines. The rule targets youth labor safety and sets a clear age threshold for mining work.
Carl Ray, owner of a Cheyenne moving picture house, is under arrest in Los Angeles charged with bigamy. The charge by Victoria Korn Ray cites a 2016 Cheyenne divorce as invalid due to lack of Ray's Cheyenne residence, followed by a marriage to Nora Lowell of Cheyenne the day after the divorce.
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