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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1919
Page
3
Advertising rates listed per line for notices and legal items. The piece notes improved lumber prospects across western states with farmers’ buying power rising since 1914. It compares 1914 prices to present pork and wheat values, illustrating potential gains for building materials and farm purchases including shingles and a Ford roadster.
Cokeville town council met June 2 1919 at 4 15 P M with all men present. Bills were approved including lighting street power water and salaries. Applications for water use and licenses were granted for June 1919 and the meeting adjourned with Richard Roberts sworn in as mayor.
Director Joseph Kaufman recalls a Belgian inn from his Kodak records to recreate interior hotel scenes for the Billie Burke film Arms and the Girl set to show at the Opera House on Saturday June 7. The director notes personal travel memories aided authentic interiors.
Mr Thomas H Mawson outlined a bold Saloniki reconstruction at King's College London claiming the city was destroyed by a great fire and would be rebuilt on a scale to rank among the Easts great cities. M Venizelos aimed to make it more beautiful and ample parkland would be formed without any purchase costs.
A Mississippi plantation draft of enslaved workers is transported by rail to Newport News and loaded onto a ship after dark. The following morning the ship sails far from land and a novice sailor exclaims Oh Land upon seeing the vast ocean.
Army tanks, an innovative war implement, have been used on the Marne canal in France to pull a convoy of barges at about two miles an hour, a substantial gain over the slower animal-powered barges.
In a Birmingham Age-Herald exchange, a hypothetical question compares a salaried man carrying a large bank checking account. The dialogue explores practicality versus impossibility in modern finances without asserting real examples.
A fragment notes calls to a woman nicknamed Madam Moselle amid chatter about a large family and a whimsical question about marriages and names. The tone echoes gossip column phrasing from a Boston Transcript snippet.
The editor invites Joe Fuller to explore a selected range of rugs, highlighting craftsmanship and options. The note emphasizes a private viewing opportunity and a chance to discuss preferred styles and colors.
An Idaho notice from Pocatello seeks two young ladies to learn pureing at Lyne Brothers Hospital. The brief offers training opportunities and mentions the hospital as the setting for the instructional program.
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