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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
2
The piece urges Americans to shun division and bury the hyphen as nations march toward disaster. It stresses that the United States must be clearly American and ready, warning that a broader war may approach and asking when the American turn will come.
Critics question sending Christian missionaries to Africa, arguing Europe presents a more urgent and receptive field for evangelical work and immediate impact for church growth.
An insert page ad deems Montpelier residents hustlers, signaling local humor or satire in the issue’s promotional material.
A brief voice urges national solidarity beyond partisan labels. The speaker argues for unity to address common challenges and restore focus on the well being of the American people across regions and communities.
Jesse Goodfellow visited CocaVille this week and purchased several wool clips. He believes Cokeville is the largest wool shipping point between Pocatello and Granger.
Fred Roberts plans to begin dipping magazines around the 28th of the month. J W Jenson and family returned to Paris after an extended visit. Mrs. R D Boomer was ill with rheumatism earlier in the week. H E Butterfield shipped his spring wool clip. Dr J A Edwards is recovering at home. J M Forgett returned from Kemmerer after earning the third degree in the Masonic Lodge. Frank Stoner family Agnes Tremelling left for Salt Lake and Marysvale. Christen sen and family arrived from Salt Lake. he will spend summer here. Teddy Marks and Melba Marks visited with Mrs Jack Shaeffer. Marks oversees stock interests.
A. D. Hoskins visits city on business while Elie Schwalbe tends painting projects in Kemmerer. Mrs. Olson and daughter Tressa visit Montpelier. Rose Dean leaves for Kemmerer to work at McKay store. Several residents travel for work, study, or family visits with remarks on crops and upcoming summer plans in Cokeville and Border areas.
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