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Cokeville Register

Location

Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1917

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Patriotic Registration Day Planned in Cokeville

Under State Council for National Defence guidance Mrs J H Storer with the county council mayor and leading citizens organize Registrei day Tuesday June 6 in Cokeville. The message urges serious reflection duty to assign tasks nation manhood united in defense of ideals with seven o clock opening bells and a mass meeting after booths close. Old Glory to be shown and patriotic songs to be performed next Tuesday evening June 5th.

State Council For National Defence J. H. Storer Cokeville

Register Force Relocates to Dew Drop Inn Site

During US week the Register freed Charles Dahl moved the plant to the Dew Drop Inn one door south of the former location. The firm is now comfortably settled in new quarters and invites calls. Harry Case of Green River visited town Tuesday. Several locals, including Jack Flinkey Shorty Albert Jess Gilkinson A D Burford and Boyd Fuller left on No 17 to see the Thomas Ince play Civilization. Mr and Mrs Gib Weaver returned from Bennington after attending the funeral of Mr Weaver's father.

The Register Free Charles Dahl Dew Drop Inn Jack Flinkey Shorty Albert Jess Gilkinson A. D. Burford Boyd Fuller Thomas Ince Gib Weaver Bennington Mr. Weaver

State Board Publishes Sheep Dipping Rules Update

Wyoming sheep owners are reminded to dip annually using approved dips by November 1, under penalties up to 2000 dollars for noncompliance. The list includes Black Sea variants and Monarch No 1, with a sworn report due within 20 days after dipping when overseen by a non-district inspector.

State Board of Sheep Commissioners Wyoming Black Sea Skabeare Coopers’ Powder Coop

Liquor Prohibited for All U S Army Members

Orders issued after a Saturday directive under President Wilson forbid selling or giving intoxicating liquor to any person in the army. Violators face a 1000 dollar fine, up to one year in prison, or both. The rule covers all service members nationwide including nonmilitary sellers. In Kemmerer two cases showed soldiers given liquor by nonretailers, both liable under the new law.

Army Wilson Kemmerer

Members Aviation Corps Pass Through Here

Thirty-two recruits for the aviation corps traveled by east bound train 18 through Cokeville on Monday afternoon en route from Ft. Wright near Spokane to Fort Sam Houston Texas. A special car was provided for their use as they expressed eagerness to serve in France and hope for quick deployment.

Aviation Corps Cokeville Ft. Wright Spokane Wash Ft. Sam Houston Texas France

Herders urged to register before next Tuesday

Marshall S. Reynolds of the Lincoln County Woolgrowers' Association urges sheepmen to arrange with nearby registrars so camps can supply proper cards for distant herders. If registered, both parties will save time and avoid trouble on registration day.

Marshall S. Reynolds Lincoln County Woolgrowers’ Association

Deputies Authorized for Registration Day

Deputies may register men aged 21 to 3 to serve in war effort if they cannot leave work. The Provost Marshal General Crowder's ruling permits deputy registration from remote precincts. Registration by deputy at the individual or employer’s expense. government bears no liability for costs.

General Crowder Washington Brown

Local volunteers from Star Valley join officers training camp

R. R. Bacon and Russel Titenver among Star Valley Company H members selected for the Persidio California officers training camp. They left Green River with 15 other state members who have served over a year, most seeing border duty last year. The group is optimistic about passing the army officer examination.

R. R. Bacon Russel Titenver Gilbert Stuart All Star Valley Company H Persidi J Cal T Camp Green River Becon Bie

Wells Departure Shakes Aggie Teams at Manhattan

Eddie Wells, standout athlete at the Aggies, leaves school after a standout first season earning spots on All-Missippi Valley football and basketball teams. Coach Clevenger and Shuls bid him farewell, praising his character and team contributions. Wells is nephew of J Alne Evans Stoner and well known locally.

Manhattan Kan Agmie Athletic Eddie Wells Competitio Fort Riley Wells Clevenger Shuls Adder Eddie J. Alne Evans Stoner

How to Answer Registration Questions for June 6

Practical guidance for young men like Samuel L Brown on registration day detailing required information such as full name age address citizenship status occupation dependents and marital status. The article emphasizes honesty and clarity while separating registration from potential exemptions and notes the process runs 7 am to 9 pm.

Young Brown Brown Izens United States Brewer Samuel L. Brown

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