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Newspaper

Cokeville Register

Location

Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1918

Page

7

Cecie Jones' Great Fourth Fireworks Tale

A boy known as Cecie or Bumper defies rules to celebrate the Fourth with rockets, pistols, and mischief. His parents squabble over indecision while Cecie wanders through a chaotic day of crackers, kittens, and ice cream, ending with bed after a rough but nonfatal misadventure.

Cecie Jones Cecie Cecile Cecil Cele Cecle Mr. Jones Ed Jones Ocecle Mrs. Jones Bill Sims Cede Jalil Robinson Cece

Declaration Committee Chooses Jefferson For Independence Draft

The Continental Congress appoints Robert Livingston Roger Sherman John Adams Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson to draft the Declaration of Independence. A Southern writer was sought to secure unanimous approval with Jefferson credited for the phrasing while John Adams aided in revision and amendment.

Robert Livingston Roger Sherman John Adama Benjamin Franklin Thomas Jefferson Continental Congress Jefferson Jobo Adama

Nation Now Calls on All Patriots to Save the Fourth

An impassioned appeal urging Americans to defend the Fourth of July from German influence and internal apathy. It warns of espionage and propaganda, urges strong support for George and the military, and calls for collective action to preserve Independence Day as a sacred American heritage.

Nation All Patriots Cayle Prussia Germany United States Europe George Army Navy Kultur Him

Aristocracy and the July Fourth Readings

The piece notes Charles Biddles memoirs misdate the Declaration read in 1776 to July Fourth and critiques his claim as exaggeration. It explains his reference to “respectable people” meant the aristocracy of that era rather than broad public attendance.

Charles Biddle State House Yard Old State House Yard

Maryland Patriot Signer Samuel Chase Born April 17 1741

Samuel Chase, signer of the Declaration and United States Supreme Court justice, was born April 17 1741 in Somerset County Maryland.

Maryland Samuel Chase United States Supreme Court Boln Somerset County

Kosciuszko Honored Across Oceans for Liberty and Service

The Christian Science Monitor notes Kosciuszko’s Polish and American legacies, from Saratoga plans to West Point fortifications, and U.S. thanks through grants and land. It recalls his return to Poland, struggles, exile, and later support for serfs, ending with lasting U.S. names in his memory.

Washington General Gates Bemis Heights Saratoga West Point Greene South Congress Poland Kosciunsko Stanislaus Kosciussko Warsaw Mackowice St. Petersburg Paul United States Switzerland Thaddeus Kosciuszko Christian Science Monitor

Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty stated by a statesman

A historic quote anchors a reflection on enduring government, urging continued preparedness for both peace and potential war. The passage emphasizes safeguarding the constitution, preserving republican principles, and remaining watchful in all times to defend the nation.

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