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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1918
Page
8
A fragment from the Wyoming Tribune presents a humorous pamphlet titled How to Can Kaiser. It notes readership diligence and selective printing of worthy articles for reproduction in the local county seat context.
The text argues that all people are born with a complete potential for moralization and mischief, except those with physical impairments. It frames mischief as a natural form of energy shaping behavior.
Lester G. Baker has been appointed county chairman of the Republican Central Committee at a Kemmerer meeting last week. He succeeds C Watt Brandon who resigned from the post.
A tribute to Cokeville men who enlisted, leaving dependents behind. They boarded the train with smiles, waiving furlough or deferred classification, and acted as real red blooded Americans.
The Rawlins Republican notes that A. D. Hoskins of Kemmerer is a popular candidate for State Treasurer. Support from southern voters is strong and former colleagues remember him as a highly regarded State Senator.
The REGISTER will drop from eight to six pages starting next issue to conserve print paper while preserving local news content, in response to a government ruling. Readers will still receive all available local coverage.
The piece mocks the administration and Democratic National Committee for endorsing Wyoming candidates for U S Senator and Congressman. It notes Dr J E Osborne of Rawlina opposed to Senator F E Warren and questions who believed the party line.
Edward Moss from Kemmerer discussed business in town. Frank A. Mat, Kemmerer visitor, spent part of the week here. Rev C A McLean assists at J D Noblitt company. Miss Filo LaChapelle, Kemmerer chief clerk of courts, was in town on business. Miss Eileen Kehoe returned from Evanston after visiting relatives. Vincent Bennion and family vacationed at Lake July 24. W C Thomas ill with s, treated by Dr Madera. Elmoyle attracts attention riding in his new Chandler car. G M Hessel from the Register office visited this week. Russell ten acre and others face frost impact. planning on spring work around ten acres.
A Lincoln County resident, active in hay, grain, coal, live stock and agricultural input businesses since 1891, announces candidacy for State Representative. He cites duty to younger men during wartime and supports better roads, semi annual tax pavement, uniform tax assessment, national and state prohibition, and continued war administration policies. Primary support requested.
Black mare branded D on right hip with a left shoulder brand. Neighbors report a missing ne black mare. Owner listed as J B Smith and transaction tied to Kemmerer Wyoming with postcode jy2027. Reward offered for recovery.
Statement lauds Senator F E Warren for forty years as a public official and Frank W Mondell for twenty years in Congress as exemplary leaders fit to serve Wyoming.
The county notes the announcement of Lester G. Baker as a Republican candidate for state representative. Baker is well known locally and, if he achieves success in the state senate like in the newspaper field, Lincoln County’s future welfare should be secure.
The Chautauqua concluded Thursday night after a five day showing in Cokeville. Entertainments, music features and lectures were largely successful, drawing many attendees and creating favorable impressions. Local business leaders who organized and supported the event deserve public thanks. a few critics noted uneven finishes, as is common in such ventures.
Turmoil with an infected finger affects D Boomer while Curtin in Kemmerer handles jewelry work. C F Stoffer returns to the sick list as Harry Buck and wife welcome a baby boy. An across the state 10 percent rate increase takes effect. P W Mies Tress, Leslie, and Gertie Vibrans motor to Star Valley. LaVinna Park returns from Salt Lake City after a visit. E V Brookshire visits Montpelier. Mrs Neat visits town with daughter Ruby. Igo accepts new position and Jess Gilkison called to colors. Cokerile ready for Tuesday departure to Ideal Beach with Richard Rekerth family.
Candidate Jefferis Merytath announces his bid for State Auditor in 1918. He cites business experience from 1807 in mercantile seed and cattle raising, banking, and life insurance, plus years in the Wyoming Legislature. He pledges to preserve state prohibitions and to support auditor reforms if elected.
Rev Morten Joslin of Kemmerer will celebrate at St Bartholomewes Church in Kareas City Missouri next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.
Certificate numbers 9719 and 048 are called in. Interest ceases on the final day of June. Listed in Gilbert County records, the action concerns funds and certificates.
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