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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
8
A fragmented quip begins with What a lovely sunset and mentions paying for fut. It pivots to Patience Personified noting a man who shot himself only after marrying his eighth wife must have been astonished at his moderation.
A terse note in the page reads like a comic from Le Rire and a proverb about opportunity. The dialogue mentions a mock at the door and walking in if a knock is not answered quickly, reflecting light humor with no local developments.
A fragment shows a banter between a talkative philosopher and a man with his automobile. They discuss pleasures imagined and the ease of enjoying a street car ride without worrying about speed, maintenance, or gadgets, ending with a street car ticket.
A detective told a reporter that misreading evidence happens in celebrated cases. He gave examples of a farmer meeting a tramp with a pitchfork and a wary reply about future labor, illustrating how perception can mislead interpretations.
Readers are urged to enjoy delicate confections that pair well with milk or can be sprinkled over tea. The note highlights their subtle flavor and versatility for afternoon tea or dessert setups.
Karl Forey ex convict shot Undersheriff Veach, wounded Frank Rue during questioning over a horse theft in Basin. Deputies guard Sheridan jail to avert lynching while Forey, who sought vengeance against four men tied to his ten year prison term, faces possible trial.
Wyoming communities report July Fourth celebrations at Cody and Meeteetse, water mains laid in Sheridan, wool prices at twenty cents per pound, and a new Episcopal church planned for Meeteetse. Postmaster named in Messila Park. divorce and alimony granted to Mrs. F J King. Cheyenne Frontier Days slated for August with record crops noted.
National association reports over 44 million Red Cross Christmas seals sold in December generating about 440000 for anti tuberculosis work nationwide. New York led with 10500000 seals, followed by Ohio Wisconsin and Illinois. Hawaii and Rhode Island per capita sales were high. Since 1908 the drive has raised over 1800000 in six seasons, with more than 18690000 seals sold and revenue exceeding 1.8 million dollars.
Weather bureau estimates for Wyoming predict spring wheat at 1.4 million bushels and winter wheat at 1.2 million, with higher barley and oats yields. Overall crop conditions are reported as better than ever across the state.
Cheyenne hosted Milwaukee businessman delegates led by Mayor Gerhard A. Bad ing and seventy one representatives on a western trade tour. They attended a wild west show and an industrial club smoker before leaving for Denver after midnight. Earlier visits included Laramie and Rawlins.
A quarrel led Matt Subic to shoot at George Kenan and wounded three bystanders in Rock Springs. The injured include Luke, with police investigating the incident and seeking witnesses.
The Obie Company near Byron reports a pas well flow of 16,000,000 cubic feet daily, claimed as the greatest in the field. Wheatland-8 W. Cowles, field manager for Commonwealth Oil & Refining Company, was stricken with paralysis and is in serious condition. relatives have been notified.
A north Missouri farmer with a knack for mixing up common phrases offers odd tales. He drinks water with his horse and tests a trade by swapping three big pigs for three little pigs, claiming the big ones are too large for his pen.
Mme Jolie, a Paris dressmaker, discusses the complex draperies of new spring gowns. She notes they are hard to put on and take off and that husbands curse them. She mentions a husband groaning after the theater about hooks and eyes she says seem devised by the devil for man’s undoing.
In Maurice Iowa a five year old girl suffered a severe ringworm like eruption with watery blisters and itching. After applying Culicura Soap and Ointment the condition eased and slowly healed over several months. The ad notes worldwide sales and provides a mail order address for Cuticura products.
A fragmentary description recalls a king with a waxy pallor and a curious remark about a cereous mat. The tone hints at astonishment and a focus on facial appearance within a royal portrait.
Try Resinol free for skin troubles. Resinol Ointment stops itching and begins healing, while Resinol Soap and Beap clear eczema ringworm pimples and other eruptions. Send for a liberal free trial with directions to Dept M Resinol Baltimore MD. sold by all druggists. prescribed by doctors for 19 years.
Dialogue reveals social snub and mockery as Jim retracts into himself after a poor appearance at a gathering. The exchange hints at guilt, pride, and emotional fallout from the party incident.
Kansas City readers hear a testimonial praising Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound for relief from monthly pains and infertility. Mrs H T Winn credits the remedy with health restorement and the birth of two daughters. A second letter from Cumming Georgia extols similar benefits for stomach pain sleep and energy after trying other medicines.
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