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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1919
Page
3
June 28 2019 editorial urges high taxes as trigger for economy in public affairs. Notes Montana, Idaho, California reforms and a plan by Walker D Hines to replace many county offices with businessmen, short ballot, recall ability, and hired staff based on expertise.
The piece warns that embracing government ownership of railroads farms and war industries could force price reforms and rationing. It argues farmers would resist losing land value under government pricing and cautions the Non Partisan League seeks radical reform that could threaten farm interests and stability.
Eight year old Dorothy loves school and quotes. during a pretend platform she recites Susie Adam forgets Susie Adam to reveal the class quotation which turns out to be Enthusiasm begets enthusiasm. The anecdote shows classroom humor and the pull of learning.
Yamanaka, a strong Buddhist leader, seeks to revive Buddhism by founding a girls high school with Western-style facilities and modern methods. The curriculum mirrors Christian schools while incorporating Buddhism, including Sunday school hymns, aiming to attract female students.
A terse line reads By hi substituted for that of Christ The Christian Herald, indicating a typographic or editorial alteration in the paper’s attribution or branding. The fragment suggests an unusual or corrected byline amid publication notes.
Bold eyes roam far and near, they ignore rank or wealth and move between souls in a moment. The gaze is described as mature and magical, a mysterious communication across a house as strangers connect despite control of will, attributed to William Ware.
The Maryland yellow-throat, described by the American Forestry Association of Washington, is praised for its striking black forehead and yellow throat and its Spanish-grandeur appearance. Its song is distinct and often uttered in playful mispronunciations, while it favors thickets beside running water.
The term proof spirit originates from testing alcohol strength by gunpowder. If the sample could ignite powder with a flame, it was proof. if the powder remained damp and did not ignite, it was underproof. The classic standard described uses about 60 percent spirit strength with water added.
Lot McMullen of Cokeville Wyoming seeks Final Three Year proof to establish a land claim in Township 24 N Range 119 W 6th Meridian. Before United States Commissioner Ivan S at Kemmerer Wyoming on August 6 witnesses Parley Anderson James McMullen William Wisher Silak Condran. Registered Alex Nishat. First published June 24.
Private Ralph G. Kilbon of the Sixteenth Engineers recalls a dugout abandoned by a soldier nicknamed kultur who left a feather tick helmet and a box of can dies, with Kilbon noting he will carry his belongings and souvenirs on his back unless a truck arrives to haul them away.
On the Great White Way the Broadway Nights of 107 appeared only on moonless nights. They consisted of a pole a lantern and a lighted candle on every seventh house.
Greece records 3,187 earthquakes in a single year setting a notable seismic benchmark. Scientists note high activity links to regional fault systems and monitoring efforts intensify nationwide.
Serial No 04149 published notice by the Interior Department of an applicant Ewen Swenson Cokeville Wyoming who seeks final proof to establish entry for Lot 1 2 4 Section 1 Township 45 North Range 119 West Sixth Meridian before United States Commissioner Ivan S Jones Kemmerer Wyoming on August 7 1919 Witnesses named W H Clark Oakley Wyoming John Dixon Tom Drummond and Floyd Roberts Cokeville Wyoming
Albert Max Evans of Raymond Idaho filed intent to make final three year proof to establish his claim on a homestead plot described as Wig NW SW SEQGNW NWQSWY NEGSWH in township 7 North Angella West of the th P M L. He names Ham E Mumn ford Geneva Idaho Andy Evans Ara Evans and Willard Hard of Raymond Idaho as witnesses before the United States Register and Receiver in June.
The notice records Alex Nish et al as registrants with first publication on June 7 and final on July 12, noting registration dates and status.
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