Cokeville and Diamondville Battle In Ten Inning Showdown
Sunday afternoon clash between Cokeville and Diamondville thrilled locals despite cold wind. Diamondville pitcher Killingsworth steadied till the tenth, when five runs after a wind storm doomed Cokeville. Diamondville won 18 to 16 in ten innings with Sally the back stop praised for peppy catching and North and Schils fueling Cokeville.
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Cokeville
Diamondville
Sally
Schils
Hinkey
North
Killingsworth
Our Boys
Steve Nicholls
Rhe
New Boy Arrives at L D S Hospital Salt Lake City
Orson Bennion reports a new boy born at the L D S hospital in Salt Lake City last Monday evening. Mother and babe doing nicely. This is the fourth son in the family. Bennion hopes the growling boys will enable him to reduce ranch help as they mature.
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Orson Bennion
L. D. US
Salt Lake City
Babe
Fot S
Mr. Bennion
Calif man Antone Quadros visits Cokeville church
Antone Quadros arrived from California to spend a short time in Cokeville. He reports that the Quadros family will cross the plains within the next year. Rev Parasoe, state director of the Red Cross, will arrive in Cokeville this afternoon and will preach at the Presbyterian church tomorrow morning.
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Antone Quadros
California
Quadros
Fosall
Parasoe
Laramie
Red Cross Society
Cokeville
Red Cross Week Proclaimed by Woodrow Wilson 1917
The White House proclaims the week of June 18 1917 as Red Cross Week. President Wilson urges national unity and voluntary support to aid armed forces and relief administration at home and abroad via the American Red Cross.
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White House
American Red Cross
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Red Cross
Coyotes Brought In From Perry Ranch Area
Irwin Perry collected 69 coyote pelts Thursday after Lon Hurbert trapped coyotes around the Perry ranch. He noted 20 to 25 more have been trapped or seen and will be gathered later.
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Irwin Perry
Lon Hurbert
Perry Ranch
Irwin
Old Glory Flies Over Cokeville Red Cross Drive
In Cokeville the Red Cross volunteers for the entertainment of servicemen displayed the American flag prominently. The sight of Old Glory symbolizes rest and unity as residents pledge to uphold liberty and honor for the nation.
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Cokeville
The
Red Cross
For Sale Percheron Stallion in Soda Springs Idaho
Black Percheron stallion, 7 years old, about 1900 pounds, in breeding condition. For sale by Williams & Cross in Soda Springs Idaho. Phone contact or write for pricing and details.
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Williams & Cross
Soda Springs
Idaho
Red Cross Drive Planned Across Counties This Week
Plans are perfected for a Red Cross drive during Red Cross week from June 18 to 25. J. C. Kinney chairs the finance committee with a team of volunteers. Mrs. P. J. Quealy heads county fundraising efforts. The goal for Lincoln and Uinta counties is 210,000 with Lincoln County contributing 14,000 and Uinta 7,000. If five donors pledge 1,000 each and five pledge 500 each, 9,000 of the total could be raised, leaving 12,000 still needed. Citizens are urged to contribute, supporting soldiers and their families.
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Red Cross
Red Cross Fund
J. C. Kinney
Mesdames P. W. Olson
Frank Stoner
Fred Stoffers
T. K. Collett
J. H. Stoner
P. W. Olson
J. D. Noblitt
W. G. Morley
L. A. Woodward
L. E. Ericson
P. J. Quealy
Kemmerer
Tese
Workers of the Red Cross Society
Quealy
A. D. Hoskins
Wyoming
Engineer J E Lloyd Leads Lincoln County Road Survey
Engineer J E Lloyd recently appointed by the state engineer to oversee Lincoln county road construction as state and county funds are allocated. He left Wednesday for Afton and Star Valley with nine assistants to lay out the highway and prepare cost estimates.
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J. E. Lloyd
Lincoln County
Afton
Star Valley
Montpelier Steam Laundry Ad Promises Quality service
An old advertisement outlines Montpelier Steam Laundry offering cleaning and pressing with special attention and reasonable prices. It notes satisfaction guaranteed and mentions pickup at Union Barber Shop.
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UNION
Wilson outlines war aims for no territory changes and no indemnities
President Wilson in a message to Russia declares US war aims of no annexations, no indemnities, and alteration of the status quo to prevent a repeat of autocratic domination. He calls for a united world partnership, justice, and safeguards to secure lasting peace and liberty.
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Wilson
Russia
United States
Germany
Francis
Petrograd
America
Berlin
Bagdad
Willi
Farmers urged to turn in host to farms and market action
President Wilson calls upon farmers to support war effort by boosting farm profitability and product distribution. C. F. Hoel named market committee chairman in Wyoming to coordinate marketing and pricing for perishable goods. Meetings scheduled June 25 and 26 at the state house in Cheyenne.
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Wilson
H. G. Knight
State Council For National Defense
C. F. Hoel
McCord Brady Company
Cheyenne
Hoel
Wyoming
State Council
State House
Awake Ye Men A War Time Poem For Patriotism
Frances Adams Halsted offers a patriotically toned poem to the war department after declaration of war. It urges no cowardice and calls Americans to fly Old Glory high and unite to defend peace, liberty, and the nation from sea to sea. The piece envisions the Stars and Stripes leading a mighty host for right and ending war.
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Frances Adams Halsted
War Department
Earth
Our War
Senator Borah argues that legislation food dictators bureaus cannot save us. only a unified national effort by a hundred million people can win the war and protect the country’s institutions and welfare. He urges the public to internalize that this is our war and directly concerns national security.
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W. E. Borah
Land For Sale 160 Acres With Spring In Cokeville
160 acre fenced parcel with a spring advertised by Joe Fuller of Cokeville Wyoming. Property described as a single tract with full fencing and immediate availability.
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Joe Fuller
Cokeville
Wyo
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Coyotes
Cokeville Mercantile
General Merchandise
C. V. Rau
Tention
Catony
Red Cross Drive
Montpelier
Columbia
Pete Fuller
Fleischman
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