Boy Drowns in Green River
A boy drowned in the Green River after slipping near the bank. Despite more than a dozen men and boys searching for four days, the body remained unrecovered by late evening. Raul Dodge, son of Ira Dodge, was among those connected to the case. the family had ties to Lincoln County and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phey
Stee
Delta
Rive
Raul Dodge
Ira Dodge
Lincoln County
Cole
Pocatello
Idaho
Serence
For Sale Two Harness Sets by Ad Chamberlain Cokeville
Two work harness sets offered for sale by Ad Chamberlain in Cokeville Wyoming. Readable listing provides item type and seller location for potential buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Chamberlain
Cokeville, Wyo
Land For Sale 160 Acres With Spring In Cokeville
160 acres with a spring all fenced seeking buyers in Cokeville Wyoming. Contact Fuller for details on this fenced parcel available for quick purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller
Cokeville
Wyo
Montpelier Steam Laundry Ad
Montpelier Steam Laundry offers quality cleaning and pressing with hot cleaning and special attention. Prices listed as reasonable with satisfaction guaranteed. Pickup and drop off at Union Barber Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNION
Women volunteers sought for home economics training
Women are urged to volunteer for home economics work across the state. Preliminary training will be provided under the Extension of the State University, with expenses paid. Volunteers should send their names to Henrietta Kolehorn at the University of Wyoming in Laramie before the 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pene
Siesta Ee
Senoabie
Ee Renn
National Dee
Henrietta Kolehorn
University of Wyoming At
Laramie
Red Cross drive raises two thousand four hundred seven dollars
McAlister of Diamondville collected 2407.55 from Diamondville Oakley and Glencoe for the Red Cross last afternoon at the First National Bank. Interpreters aided many foreigners to understand the cause as miners donated a day’s wage from each camp, yielding a total far beyond expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlister
Diamondville
Pfeiffer
First National Bank
Glencoe
Oakley
Allister
Red Cross
Old Casey the water spaniel dies after road accident
Old Casey a water spaniel loved by all was killed Tuesday evening when struck by a vehicle at the corner on his way to his owner Harry. Dr Madera administered anaesthetic and Casey died peacefully.
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Casey
Harry
For Sale Percheron Stallion in Soda Springs Idaho
Black seven year old Percheron stallion weighing about 1000 pounds. In excellent breeding condition. Price negotiable. Contact Williams & Cross Soda Springs Idaho by phone or by writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams & Cross
Soda Springs
Idaho
Lincoln County Raises Donations Near 20000 For Red Cross Drive
Lincoln County near twenty thousand dollars in Red Cross donations from the recent drive. Women workers organized countywide effort with business leaders and company employees contributing, with several districts yet to report. Pfeiffer at the National Bank lists cash receipts and estimates totaling close to the goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Red Cross
Red Cross Society
Shetner
Frank Pfeiffer
Lat National Bank
Geneva rancher William R. Evans dies after illness
William R. Evans of Geneva and Border, a prominent young rancher, died Sunday afternoon after brain fever traced to overwork and cold water on a hot day while shearing at Minnford corrals. He leaves a wife and four children. He would have turned 31 in July. Reverend Father Reader to preach on War and Our Faith at the Episcopal church Sunday evening. Local notes report visits and travel by Elmo Haggerty, Charles Peters, and Charles Dahl with business matters and a bank stenographer’s short visit home.
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William R. Evans
Geneva
Border
Minnford Corrals
Ivery
Mr. Evans
J. H. Bachme
Father Reader
Episcopal Church
Cokeville Red Cross drive shows strong local support
The town of Cokeville reports substantial Red Cross donations reaching four hundred forty thousand dollars by Friday afternoon and applauds the national relief effort. Local events including an Opera House benefit raised funds for the Red Cross as part of ongoing weekly support for the urgent humanitarian work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville
American Red Cross
Red Cross
L. A. Woodward
J. Hinckey
Kaiser
Alexander
Caesar
Napoleon
New York Farmers Seek Minimum Price Guarantee Plan
Constituents of Congressman James W. Husted of New York fear low prices will depress farming effort. A district committee plans a corporation to guarantee minimum prices for crops on the Wal acreage and will press Congress to adopt similar action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Husted
New York
Mr. Husted
Ashington
NOW IS THE TIME TO ENLIST IN THE ARMY
A president calls for 70000 volunteers to join the expeditionary forces. This is the last chance for men to serve under trained army officers led by General Black Jack Pershing. Volunteering counters enemy claims that America will not fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Westpointers
America
Telephone line expansion to Montpelier Cokeville planned
A Mountain States Telephone project will spend about 30600 this summer to improve service between Kemmerer Montpelier by laying a line to Cokeville and installing a Cokeville local exchange. The plan includes a toll line Cokeville Montpelier reducing the route by about 26 miles and lowering three minute tolls by around 45 cents. E G McDonald known as Old Soldier returns to Cokeville after a long absence, having trapped 46 miles NW of Kemmerer.
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Montpelier
Idaho
Mountain States Telephone Company
Cokeville
Joel. Kinney
P. W. Olson
Earl Haggerty
Kemmerer
E. G. McDonald
Rip van Winkle
Wall
Army Officer Training Opportunities and Local Resignations
Local committee members C M Whitney W A Hocker and J A Christmas oversee applications for U S Army officer training at Presidio California. About 24 Wyoming recruits are expected for the August 27 session with Lincoln County possible. Also noted are the resignation of Marshall A Twiss and temporary duties for Whatlter Smalley as marshal. Red Cross HQ moves to Mrs J G Reynolds Millinery store. News includes visits by Mrs Odle and family en route to Kemmerer.
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National Council of Defense
State Council of Defense
P. I. Qeenly
United States Army
C. M. Whitney
W. A. Hocker
J. A. Christmas
Presidio
San Francisco
California
Wyoming
Lincoln County
C.M. Whitney
Kemmerer
Wye
Governent
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Green River
Roul Dodge
Cokeville Mercantile
General Merchandise
C. V. Rau
Utah and
Hood River
Kemmerer Coal Co
Kemmerer Coal
Csssec
Star Valley
Jackson Hole
D. H. Scott
Daniel, Wyo
Elmo Haggerty
Afton
Charles Peters
Rock Springs
Charles Dahl
Lucy Rosebaugh
Visational Bank of
Cheyenne
Mount Pelee
Johnstown
Dave Martin
Nicholls Ranch
Sol
Anderson
Oregon
California Railroad Co
Great Lands
Larte
Grant Lands Locating Co
Portland
Oreson
Jean Turned
Ogden
Utah
Geo. Bourne
Pete Fuller
Turner
Ladies Guild of the Episcopal Church
C. Raw
J. E. Watt
Agency of
Mercy
NEW York Farmers Combine
VIA
Union Pacific System
Here
Chance
Lincoln
Marshall A. Twiss
Marshall
George Murdock
Whatlter Smalley
Mrs. J. G. Reynolds Millinery
Mrnc Stocks and Family of
Fleischman
Just
Reynolds, Smakey & Larson
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