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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1919
Page
3
Rates list for display and reading notices. Includes 20 single column inch special, 10c per line reading notices, 8c each additional insertion, and 3.00 yearly subscriptions. Mentions cards of thanks resolutions and legal notices with per line charges and advance payment emphasis.
Washington observers expect another loan in some form as Treasury needs rising monthly outlays. Representative Fess presents calculations showing existing Fifth Liberty Loan drawn and future income taxes unlikely to cover growing deficits, leaving bond or note sales as likely financing options.
Notice to contractors from the State Highway Commission of Wyoming seeks sealed proposals by June 23 1919 for multiple federal aid road projects in Lincoln Crook Fremont and Hot Springs counties. Plans on file with county clerks and the State Highway Superintendent in Cheyenne. Proposals require a two percent deposit and will be opened publicly with rights reserved to reject all bids.
A London News item discusses Dr Charles K Humberts view on using convalescent serum for pneumonia when no specific remedy exists. It critiques the endless loop of sequential serum transfusions and notes censorship missteps with word edits by the censor's office boy.
A 5000 ton floating machine shop repair ship was stationed at Queenstown to service American destroyers and chasers in British waters. It acted as a foundry and store, capable of all repairs except drydock work. The ship even baked long loaves of crusted bread for the fleet and produced a birthday cake for Admiral Sims.
Seek to Improve Crops. The Institute of Agricultural Botany to be established at Cambridge England devoted chiefly to breeding and distributing improved varieties of agricultural crops. Modeled after the Swedish station at Svalef its specialists will produce pure cultures of new varieties for extensive cultivation.
A British school of archaeology will be established in Jerusalem under the Britash academy. It will function as a research body for excavation investigations and as a training school for archaeologists.
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