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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1919
Page
5
Hal Perry fell feet first into a hay chute while checking stock. A hungry horse nipped his toes as he tried to lift free, until his father freed him with a rope and pulled him from the chute safely.
The text describes Little Nell as a fourteen year old pure and loving child in Dickens The Old Curiosity Shop. She is raised by a miserly grandfather ruined by gambling. They live as beggars near a country churchyard and Nell dies. the grandfather is found dead beside her grave.
Instructions describe keeping cider sweet by adding four ounces salt one ounce chalk and one ounce mur ford per barrel and shaking. Suggests preserving in airtight cans after fruit preserving maneuvers. Warns fermentation must not start before racking to avoid spoilage.
Official reports detail massive wartime wire production and usage in France with 96,000 miles of new wire and 68,000 miles monthly front line runs. They note 282 exchanges, 14,008 lines, 8,059 stations, and 43,845 daily telegraph messages as armistice approached. Field glasses demand and motion picture record creation are highlighted along with carrier pigeons delivering over 95 percent of messages despite shell and gas barrages.
Mrs Effle Rhine of Brooklyn is charged with neglect for hoarding 41 baby carriages and cash while her two children, Joseph nine and Grace five, suffer malnutrition and rickets. The Children’s Society placed the children in care after a complaint.
Lady Muriel Paget an Englishwoman arrived from Prague to organize relief for Czecho-Slovakia. She plans to train Slovak women in social welfare, recruit patriotic Czech women in America, and set up a headquarters at Tressburg to feed clothe and medically assist sixteen needy districts amid hunger and shortages.
George P. Moore, postmaster at Huray Pocahontas County, has served continuously since 1858 and plans to stay for decades more. At eighty four, he also runs a mercantile business, farms, presides over Mirat National Bank, and serves as pastor of the Edray Southern Methodist church while preparing two sermons weekly. Local patrons say they will not let him quit.
Grand Duke Nicholas had Rasputin flogged after the hypnotist monk confronted him at general headquarters. The grand duke warned he would hang Rasputin if he returned. The incident highlights the clash between the czarist court figures and the infamous adviser.
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau, head of the German peace delegation, calls the Versailles terms "more than the German people can bear" and argues the treaty is unrealizable. He proposes German disarmament steps, Alsace Lorraine plebiscite, Polish access to sea, and a large reparations plan while seeking a neutral archives commission.
Washington reports the United States has over 18 500 troops in position near the Mexican border prepared for rapid action in case of trouble or raids across the Moe.
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