Mrs Branner to Lander Home in Cokeville Case
Mrs Emil Branner of Cokeville was brought from Rock Springs after a sheriff detainment and hearing in Cokeville. A Kemmerer judge and county attorney debated mental fitness, with Dr J A Edwards deeming her consistently below par. She will be moved to the Lander home for the feeble minded, likely within days. D A L Chilton to visit Pocatello Optical at Haggerty Hotel Sunday. Bulag Bustin returns from Ideal Beach after a pleasant two week visit.
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Emil Branner
Cokeville
Rock Springs
R. R. Rose
Kemmerer
Rose
J. A. Edwards
Brunner
Lander
Ben Bell
Bander
Pocatello Optical Company
Haggerty Hotel
Wyoming Women to Register for National Service July 17
Wyoming women face July 17 registration for national service following Governor Houx proclamation. About 35 000 could volunteer. registration will happen at voting precincts under women volunteers. Counties are organized. larger towns arrange transport to maximize turnout. Blanks go to precinct registrars and then to Mrs J H Stoner to forward to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Houx
J. H. Stoner
Washington
For Sale Percheron Stallion in Prime Breeding Condition
Black seven year old Percheron stallion weighing about 1900 pounds offered for sale. Price negotiable. Prospective buyers may contact Williams & Cross in Soda Springs Idaho by phone or letter. Red Cross chapter ladies met at the millinery shop of Mrs J G Reynolds Thursday morning to sew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams & Cross
Soda Springs
Idaho
Red Cross
Millisery
J. G. Reynolds
Ladies Shirts and Waists at Bargain Prices
An advertisement lists ladies shirts waists with military collars and short to long sleeves in white and colored options. Prices range from 1.50 to 3.00 with additions for lace and planen fabrics. Also promotes oxford shoes for ladies and men in patent leather, lace, and button styles.
Wyoming Proclamation Calls Women to Register for War Service
Acting Governor Frank L. Houx designates July registration day for Wyoming women to register for war service. The document urges intelligent cooperative effort by women to support mobilization and resource conservation during WWI.
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United States of America
Pathe
United States
Wyoming
Frank L. Houx
Joly
Women's Department
Qgourg
National Pefenge
Wiercef
State of
Cheyenne
A. D
What the United States Has Done in the War
A fragmented summary of World War I mobilization urging Liberty Loan oversubscription and man power. Notes funding measures including two to three billion dollar loans, shipbuilding campaigns, and allied support. Mentions delegation to Russia and recruitment for officers. Ends with a notice inviting sheepmen to contact Gus Hackbarth in Geneva Idaho.
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United States
Suc! Mae
Svat
Army
Navy
National Guard
Pees
Soppareng
Eea Marines
Sekine
Biapeienae
Elihu Root
Russia
al Rien
Gus Hackbarth
Geneva
Idaho
Long Quarrel Ends In Shooting Near Elk
Richard Thornton known as Dismal Dick was shot and killed by William Stilson at the Stilson ranch near Elk after a long feud. The shootout followed Thornton riding with a rifle to confront Stilson over disputed fence and land lines. An inquest found no crime. Stilson returned to Jackson with his wife and child as Thornton’s body was buried on his Elk ranch.
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Richard Thornton
William Stilson
Stilson
Elk Tuesday
Thornton
Jackson
Thorntae
Elk
Thornin
Ceck
Ornton
Co. M
William Lozier
T Wilson
Ego Horce
Eynon
J. L. Synon
Feynon
Moran
Ha Stilson
Mail Road
Giat
Skm
Stilgen
Roself
Ion
Stilton
Elrete
Nyea
Stillson
Mas
Ohornton
Leon
Ferrin
Africa
France
Jackson Hole
Calves Branding Accident Injures Roy Collett at Stoner Ranch
Roy Collett suffered a severe injury Thursday at the Stoner ranch while assisting Maurice Taylor and Roscoe Stoner during branding. A calf kicked as he held a large knife, severing a palm artery and causing deep hand trauma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Collett
Stoner Ranch
Maurice Taylor
Roscoe Stoner
Royo
Cupid's Work Ends With Cokeville Couple Marry
J. C. Hickey a Cokeville young man wed Mrs. Ruth Schermerhorn of Augusta at his residence in Kemmerer on Wednesday morning. The Rev. Reader of the Episcopal church conducted the ceremony and the couple wish friends in Cokeville happiness and prosperity.
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Cupid
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Ruth Schermerhorn
Augusta
Cole
Reader
Episcopal Church
Jack
Colleges urged to enlarge student training for national service
United States leaders call students to enlist in schools and colleges for wartime effort. Claxton Bakler Johnson Wood urge higher education to expand and train leaders rather than send all students to trenches. Westminster College and Salt Lake Collegiate Institute plan bigger enrollment with new dormitory to support wartime needs.
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America
United States
Claxton
Ite
Newton D. Bakler
W. T. Johnson
Leonard Wood
Westminster College
Salt Lake Collegate Institute
Salt Lake City
Five Hundred Sheep Lost in Cokeville Area
George Murdock of Cokeville reports the loss of five hundred head of his sheep this season. The cause is unknown and it was only after checking the shearing corrals that he learned of the shortage. He has advertised brands and earmarks and offers a $500 reward for the return of the sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Murdock
Cokeville
Mr. Murdoch
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Mrs. Branner
Bulag Bustin
Ideal Beach
Cakeville
W. G. Morley
Fred Stoffers
Stoner
Frank Keen
Sage
H. J. Somaon
Border
Marsh
Sorta Fee
Banda
Royal
Bedford
Cokeville Mercantile
Cokeville, Wyo
State OF Wyoming
Richard Thorton
Montpelier
UNION
Pete Fuller
Fleischman
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