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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
2
Classified item lists a horse saddle and bridle for sale with inquiry directed to Rube Redmond in Elk Bar. The note precedes a long Community News blurb noting residents and travels including Arthur Olson at First National Bank Montpelier and various local moves, visits, and town happenings.
July Fourth railway rates announced for Oregon Short Line travel between local points. Tickets on sale July 3 and 4 with limited validity to July 6. See agents for particulars.
Passengers traveling from Kemmerer to Salt Lake can ride No. 17 to Pocatello and sleep in a sleeper arriving at 9 30 p m, waking in Salt Lake at 10 00 a m refreshed after a comfortable night en route.
After Sheriff T. A. DeVine of Weber County and City Marshal Eastman of Woodruff Utah searched for J Barker a horse thief, they learned he had been captured by Farmington officers between Ogden and Salt Lake. They left Wednesday to identify the prisoner.
Attendees found the Tuesday show well attended but disappointing and the audience halved by the second night. Critics praised the actors but faulted the production’s cast size and material as insufficient to satisfy the crowd.
Mr and Mrs Fred Champ plan to leave for Parker California early next week where Fred will take a fruit farm position. They have lived in Cokeville many years with Fred serving the Cokeville Mercantile Co. loyally. Prof Nelson, formerly a local teacher, also resides nearby.
While returning from a play to his ranch Lige Christen and seven others rolled into a ditch at a culvert beyond the Dick Roberts place. The steering failed as the car slowed. it toppled onto the embankment. A wheel broke but no one was seriously hurt including two children and two women.
Advertises Lincoln Lumber Co as contractors and builders offering mixed soda drinks and delivery. Ends with unclear garbled contact phrasing and a prompt to call for service.
A terse quip recalls a Kovundor native who makes a blanket from a demajagua tree. The dialogue includes a Military Examiner query on burial with honors and a recruiter replying dead. The exchange features Mrs Twickembury noting Smith is merely a sapling in a Christian Reglater context.
The article notes Nebraska as a state with few mines yet contributing over one percent of the national pumice output. It highlights a misconception about Nebraska and its role in pumice production, contrasting local claims with broader industrial data.
A woman asks for an engagement ring as a Christmas gift while navigating a tense moment with a friend. She stays calm, insisting she will take the ring now, expressing a wish for happiness and stable prices.
A mysterious threat called the Canada Thieve disrupts cultivation across Turkey and Russia by targeting geome parts with licorice root pest actions. Local farmers report reduced yields and increased control efforts as authorities investigate the bizarre interference.
A line notes that book titles carry a sense of physiognomy similar to facial features, suggesting a perceptive reader can discern meaning from titles as well as from people. The passage compares skillful observation of literature to reading character through appearances.
A cryptic Arwen related report questions whether Wales is near the surface based on mesquite indicators. The note describes uncertainty and seeks clarification on the geological state and location context.
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