Cokeville Plans Fourth of July Celebration
Cokeville prepares a large Fourth of July celebration on Saturday July 3 with morning foot races and contests afternoon events including a ball game and bron coasting this year’s activities feature greased pig and pole contests. Committees led by Finance Arrangements Decoration and more organize prizes and a big evening program at the Wyman hotel ends with a midnight banquet. Parley Smith and a herder accompany 2000 sheep heading to Star Valley for summer range.
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Cokeville
Mittee
Wyman
Earl Haggerty
Ben Smalley
J. G. Reynolds
Joe C. Kinney
Parley Smith
J. B. Smith
Kemmerer
Parley
Star Valley
Smith
Fossil
Overland Agency Arrives With 1916 Model Car
E R Neible Albert Heitz and Frank Christmas of Kemmerer bring the new 1916 Overland to the city to establish local agency. J D Noblitt takes the agency, with B H Smalley and J A Larson as new owners. Demonstration car climbs a steep hill 30 miles north toward Montpelier without trouble.
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E. R. Neible
Albert Heitz
Frank Christmas
Kemmerer
J. D. Noblitt
Dorcas Society Meets at Miss Noblitt Home
Dorcas Society convened last Tuesday with Miss Noblitt, proceeding to business. They ordered pins, planned church interior varnishing, formed a study club, elected officers, and outlined summer entertainments. Meeting adjourned to June 24 at seven in the church classroom. a chafing dish supper followed.
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Dorcas Society
Cokeville Will Celebrate Pire and City Event
A Cokeville celebration plan lists committee chairs including Ethel Bronen Bo Hobliit Wesswerd Olson and R D Boomer Geo Bourne Earl Hag g with C J Madera J M Forgett Joe Fuller Sr Jesse Gilkison. Ladies are urged to assist in arrangements and attend to ensure the city has one of its best times.
Cokeville to host two day ball games and garage project
The Bancroft group schedules baseball in Cokeville with Soda Springs on June 26 and 27, a clear all‑day event. A gala weekend aims to draw town support as Cokeville teams meet Soda Springs daily while work continues on a new 60 by 30 foot Cokeville garage in front of the Jacobsen blacksmith shop with a 300 gallon gasoline tank and in‑yard parts.
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Bancroft Aggregation of
Soda Springs
Cokeville
Jacobsen
East First Street
J. C. Jacobsen
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Joe Kinney
L. A. Woodward
DeLos Brandon
J. A. Edwards
G. E. Bourne
Arthur Olson
Overland Agency
Western Stores CO
The
Bancroft
Knights of the Diamond
Cokeville Merc. CO
Cokeville, Wyo
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