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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1918
Page
8
Editorial argues a level headed broad visioned man like T Hunter Salmon would be a master stroke for Lincoln county politics. It notes Kemmerer Republican support and highlights local booster Lester G Baker and Cheyenne Frontier celebration charitable donations to multiple groups.
This week the RecrsTe launches its eighth volume after seven years of varying fortune. The paper thanks local business leaders and subscribers for steadfast support and hopes for unprecedented prosperity. A political note recalls Vice President Marshall's remarks on Roosevelt and a pro Germanism charge amid the Ohio State Democratic convention aftermath.
The state government requires nicotine dipping for scab control, while stockmen favor creasol dips for tick eradication. Local leaders note only two scab cases in the southwest and urge consulted input from those most affected as stronger nicotine dips cause illness in sheep, especially bucks and lambs.
Walton visits Montpelier. Robert Johnson in Kemmerer. Jens Gilkison’s baby ill. Mrs Kehoe to Lava Hot Springs for a week. Frank Hart on furlough from an eastern camp. Stoner visit to Montpelier. Coy arrives with cate. Florence Anderson returns to Evanston from Cokeville. Parley Anderson back from Salt Lake with family for summer. Fred Stoffers buys new Auburn Eight, Salt Lake delivery. Adams and Clark leave for Pocatello after two weeks with Kehoe. Igo trip to Pocatello to visit. Watches repaired by F. E. Curtis. Mrs Tanner suffers ptomaine poisoning, improving. Adolph McMinn at May ranch, brother of late sheriff. Edison phonographs on easy terms. records arriving. Dance attracts Raymond youths. Montpelier orchestra. Oscar Peterson from Kemmerer oversees livestock with new Packard from Salt Lake. Boomer learns of brother’s death in Colorado. Jewelers’ repair at Kemmerer. J. W. Reynolds’ son James P. moves to Bayard for military service at Camp Funston. Stoner couple to Maryville, Utah by auto. Mrs Vodgis heads to ranch for summer. W. H. WEDGIS heads to ranch. health concerns. Clyde Rau arrives from Cokeville. visit Cumberland. Walter Goddard called to army next Monday. Kay, Cokeville Mercantile manager, back to Cokeville. Elmo Haggerty moves with family from Afton. joins brother Earl D. in local business.
A high grade piano stored at Kemmerer is offered at a substantial price reduction. Terms are available to a responsible party with quality guaranteed. Written inquiries should be sent to the Denver Music Company in Denver, Colorado.
Deputy County Food Administrator Frank A. May issued new instructions that take effect immediately. Bakers, public eating houses, retailers, soda fountains, ice cream and candy manufacturers, grocers, and others will be governed by certificate based restrictions after July first. Advertising bread is forbidden to curb wheat product sales.
Subscriptions and local updates from Cokeville Idaho, including Mrs Anderno and Mrs Kee confined to bed, visiting relatives, trips to Lava Hot Springs, ranch news, a patriotic cow at B Q ranch, and a list of residents and travel plans. Also notes on eye doctor visit and local outings, with mentions of enlistees and a family event at Jack Hinkey’s.
Public notice from the Department of the Interior Station, Wyoming, dated June 18, 1918, stating that Steve Laulch of Sariet Penne filed to establish a land claim under the Townal Meridian and that the court at Raw Bommerer Wyoming will hear claims, with associates named including William Porter and others.
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