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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
4
A reader notes the frequent reference to a crisis in the ABC mediation game and compares it to the buck in a favored American card game, suggesting parallel stakes and tension. The remark emphasizes recurring pressure and strategic signaling within the game context.
A U S congressman introduces a bill authorizing a special 25 cent piece to honor the Panama Canal opening. The proposal frames the coin as a valued tribute beyond two bits.
The Cokeville district urges selection of a capable man to represent them in the upcoming legislative session. Time is short and organizers aim to field a strong candidate to safeguard local interests.
Road Supervisor W C Roberts has a petition for the Republican nomination in the Cokeville district. Billie, an affixed appointee, is praised for diligent road work and broad support from locals who donated to the cause.
Rich McMinn seeks the Republican nomination for sheriff. The speaker praises his service in Uinta County as a model peace officer and argues his record of results makes him highly deserving of public support if he wins the race.
The Register carries M. B. Reynolds as a candidate for County Attorney. The piece notes his broad legal experience and university law training. He currently holds a senate clerkship and intends to return to take charge of his campaign and duties.
Besuher notes the toiling not entering the liberty day observance honoring Bay of Reef people. The passage emphasizes rest from work during a shared festival and unity in on this common celebration.
The text notes a rainiest region north of the Bay of Bengal where O Nuel Benet frequently extends 400 inches of rainfall.
A compendium of witticisms and short comments on manners, wisdom, and daily life. The notes touch on wealth and family resemblance, temper, premarital caution, taste in foods, street trees, church fund-raising, and a humorous medical encounter. The tone reflects late 19th or early 20th century comic miscellany.
A humorous exchange ends with a lawyer refusals and a boy’s comic mispronunciation. The New York Mail notes a remark about a daughter’s suitability and a child running to his mother after tumbling stairs, exclaiming about a penny.
A celebration of enduring figures. Caesar Socrates Shakespeare Shaw are cited as the least incapable, least barbecule statesman, least confused thinker, and least commonplace poet, illustrating timeless heroism across eras.
The article discusses the impossibility of estimating total deaths since the start of humanity while noting that the number is far greater than the current world population. It reflects on the saying to the great majority and its implication.
The piece emphasizes open windows as a catalyst for natural experiences a blend of weather elements like rain wind frost and sleet and the resulting healthy alertness and activity they provoke.
The text argues that sulfur dioxide from gas, not sulfur, causes ceilings to darken and metals to corrode. It suggests spending more on purification to remove sulfur dioxide so ceilings stay white and silver remains untarnished.
Notice is given that the owners of Haggerty Livery Stable Cokeville Lincoln County Wyoming will sell at public auction on July 20 1914 at 2 oclock PM the described horses to satisfy charges and expenses for care and sale. Alex Galbraith & Son claim owners of the horses failed to pay charges within 30 days and sale is under Wyoming statute Chapter 250 1910. Dated June 18 1914 at Cokeville Lincoln County Wyoming.
Notice is hereby given that James Edwards of Kemmerer Wyoming has filed a notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish a claim to Homestead Entry No. 618 in section 1 township 20 north range 74 west for the Bey Nay and Ney South West and other described lands. The hearing will be before H. E Christmas U.S. Commissioner at Kemmerer Wyoming on July 7, 1914. The claimant lists witnesses Walter Mankin Fredrick Lindsay Faddis Alfred Roberts Hoberts all of Kemmerer Wyoming. Alex Nisbet Magister.
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