University of Wyoming votes to pause athletics for military drill
At a University of Wyoming executive committee meeting all forms of athletics are suspended for the rest of the academic year to devote time to military drill. All able bodied male students at the university and the high school must drill three times weekly. faculty may grant more time if national conditions justify. The women’s debating league reached first place in the Rock Mountain region, with four Wyoming delegates competing against Colorado Agricultural College, Colorado State Teachers College, and Wyoming. Esther Downey, Dorothy Downey, Vernetta Stager, and Frankie Wilson represented Wyoming. The university band returned from a northern and central state tour to strong praise for its concert, while F S Surrage accompanied the troupe as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hie
Associated Students
University of Wyoming
University
University High School
Rock Mountain
Colorado Agricultural College
Colorado State Teachers’ College
Wyoming
Esther Downey
Kemmerer
Dorothy Downey
Laramie
Vernetta Stager
Sheridan
Frankie Wilson
Marbleton
University Band
Upstate
F.S. Surrage
Sell your old auto tires to the Eastern Rubber Co
Local classified notice invites readers to sell used auto tires and rim bits to the Eastern Rubber Co. for pricing. Send inquiries to P. O. box 121 in Cokeville for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Rubber Co
P. O. Box
Cokeville
Real ruler of Russia behind the throne is cloth magnate Protopopoff
Alexander Protopopoff, once a cloth manufacturer, now czar interior minister, wields decisive power over ministers and the imperial council. Born 1865, he entered politics in 1908 with the Octobrists, rising from a duma vacancy to control Russia’s policy path amid cabinet reshuffles and fears among Russians and allies.
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Imperial Council
Iis
Alexander Dmitrovitch Protopopoff
Protopopoff
Russia
Duma
Simbirsk
Party of the Center
Proper Physical Education and Character in Scouts
A discussion on physical education stressing strength and endurance for manhood. Includes a Philadelphia Ledger quote on Jewish nationality and a Chicago woman's defiant reaction to a court summons.
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Chicago
What Made You Clap In The Tramcar
A humorous quip about a man named Cumroxx waking from doze in a tramcar. He explains he clapped because he thought his family was signaling a home musicale, mistaking a footstep for musical cue. The tale lampoons everyday misreading in public transport.
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Mr. Cumrox
Chinese Peanut Industry Expands on New Uses
Chinese peanut production has surged due to potential new uses for peanut oil in soap making and as a substitute for olive oil. The peanut itself is explored as a coffee substitute after baking and as an ingredient in chocolate, cocoa blends, and biscuits.
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China
Brain food for brains in need of brain nourishment
The passage argues that those with many brains need brain food more, and the best nourishment is what we feed the brain rather than the stomach. It notes that without mental capacity there is little use in consuming brain food.
Hewett Real Estate Company Dissolved in 1917
Notice states that Hewett Real Estate Company a Wyoming corporation dissolved at a special meeting in Cokeville Lincoln County on April 4 1917. More than two thirds of stock represented and debts paid showing cessation of business and dissolution. Signed by President and Secretary with seal.
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Heavett Real Estate Company
Sackeemers of
Sa Estate Company
Wyoming Corporation
State Bank of
Cokeville
Lincoln County
Hewett Real Estates Company
Hewett Real Estate
J. A. Larson
B. H. Smalley
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Bose
Monk
Devit Fisn
Smith
F Bros. Overland
Buick
Cheweal
Maxwell
I. R. Niebel
Cokeville, Wyoming
England
Philadelphia Ledger
Rinehart Studio
Kodak Store
Montpelier, Idaho
Curtis
Cokeville Mercantile Company
D. Etcheverry
Houston Post
J. D. Noblitt Co
Timmreck
D. C. Segraves Plumbing
Cokeville, Wyo
Atare de Luxe
Earl D. Haggerty
L. A. Woodward
Lincoln County Miners Hospital
Kemmerer, Wyoming
L. E. Kindall
M. D
Montpelier
UNION
M. C. Campbell
Porter
Malin Street
L. D
Wyo
J. A. Edwards
Church
Robert R. Rose
C. J. Madera
Bourne Drug Store
Cokéville, Wyomin
State Bank
Harri.v. Pass Pentis
Idaho
Brennen & Davis
Register Office
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