Cokeville Youth Norman Jacobsen Gains National Notice
Norman Jacobsen, Cokeville native and son of Julius C. Jacobsen, earns recognition in the Who’s Who section of the Saturday Evening Post. He collaborates with Nina W. Putnam on illustrated works and coauthors The Fox Series of Readers with Florence Fox. Jacobsen now resides in New York City with fiancé Ethel Plummer, after visiting Cokeville last fall.
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Cokeville
Saturday Evening Post
Wyoming
Altho
Tim
Gakeville
Ethel Stoner
John Stoner
Who's Who
Nina W. Putnam
Norman Jacobsen
Julius c. Jacobsen
Cokeville Village
Amithy
Julius
Julius Jacobsen
Norman
Frank Stoner
Florence
Fox
Jacobsen
Ethel Plummer
Miss Plummer
Co AC Norman Jacobsen
New York City
Honor Men Foreman Mead Lead Cokeville Road Crew
Foreman George S. Mead arrived in Cokeville with eighteen state prison workers to repair and improve the Cokeville Star Valley road through Salt Creek canyon. The crew, the only state grouping on county roads this year, camped in town before marching to their canyon camp to tackle the dugway and then the summit before summer ends.
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George S. Mead
Cokeville
State
Star Valley
Salt Creek Canyon
Lincoln County
Unique Attraction From The Industrial Home troupe
The Jolly Entertainers of the Industrial Home Training School tour the region for seven years presenting a unique show with costuming and electric effects. Endorsed by officials and clubs, the group performs at Cokeville Opera House on May 17 and 18 with Dr A L Chilton in attendance at the 4 00 performance.
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Industrial Home
Ole Ruppest
Dopeth
Her
Wington Ex
Cotterill
Seattle
Elke
Tacoma
Deanoe
Handpeter Gioce Miven
Fey
Cokeville Opera House
Soke
Six Mills Levy At Annual School Meeting
At Monday afternoon session the district approved a six mill special tax for this year. W. G. Morley was unanimously elected trustee, with John A. Larson and George Stoffers as hold-over directors. The notice advertises Memorial Day cut flower assortments from Schile Drug Co. Louis B. Westholder, Florist Stores, Evanston and Rock Springs.
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W. G. Morley
John A. Larson
George Stoffers
Schile Drug Co
Louis B. Westholder
Florist
Evanston
Rock Springs
Abe Lincoln Portraits Shown In Weekly Film Program
Woodward and Hinckey present a strong Wednesday night program featuring the first installment of the Sons of Democracy. The Lincoln likeness is described as perfect and the series invites audiences to attend each week, promising quality entertainment.
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Messiea. Woodward & Hinckey
Sons of Democracy
Abraham Lincoln
Honor Flag Arrives in Cokeville
Cokeville over subscribed its liberty loan quota in moments. The honor flag arrived and will be displayed at the city hall once a file is erected. Chairman J D Nobitt of the Liberty Loan committee received the flag on Thursday in the city park.
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Cokeville
Claypole
J. D. Nobiitt
Liberty Loan
Mining Phosphate Visit Sets License Plan
A visitor, Walt Smally, traveled to the county seat on Monday to arrange a license for a plosive operation at Union Phosphate. Officials expect shipments soon and the company plans to proceed with the California market, focusing on a large plant on the island site.
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Warshall
Walt Smally
Neat
Union Phosphate
Waleatves
Eh Tone
California
Quanity Lay
Honslaty & Big Plant
Cokeville Editorial Urges Flagpole Gift to City Park
Editorial calls Cokeville residents to clean yards and ally spaces and proposes a flagpole in the city park to welcome soldiers passing through. The piece asks for volunteers to present the flagpole to the city and pledges support from The Register.
Credit disputes over republished story in weekly paper
The Register cites a Cheyenne Tribune reprint of a piece titled From Out the Valley of Death by Everett J. Lippart. The author allegedly drafted it for the Denver Post and is accused of misrepresenting the weekly paper’s role. The critique argues daily writers should credit the origin while praising the weekly’s contribution.
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Register
W. C. Deming
Cheyenne Tribune
Denver Post
Everett J. Lippard
Country Weekly
Mondell Hay Withdraw From Senate Race to Back Warren
Announcement says Frank W. Mondell and John W. Hay retire from Republican Senate race in favor of Francis E. Warren for re election Warren agrees to remain in the race leaving Warren with no opposition on the Republican ticket for the seat. Mondell should face no opposition for reelection to Congress as Republicans avoid changes to the delegation during wartime administration.
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Frank W. Mondell
John W. Hay
United States Senate
United States
Francis E. Warren
Washington
Warren
Mondell
Congress
DeLos Brandon Returns to Idaho After California Trip
DeLos Brandon, former News office caller and ex editor of the Cokeville Register, returns from California after two years away. He is staying with his mother in Lava Hot Springs and may relocate to Idaho. He is joined by Ray McNally of Chicago during a Sprgs visit. McCammon residents greet Brandon's return.
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DeLos Brandon
Watt Brandon
DeLoa
I'ueaday
Ifornia
Wother
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Ray McNally
Chi
Sprgs
DeLos
McCammon
Cokeville
Watercress a-Plenty 0 8 Carter buyer in town this week
Ambiguous clip consignments discussed as Carter and Pete Oleon travel with Lie Christensen to a ranch visit this week. The fragment notes a buyer in town arranging for consignments of clips, with Sepagitio mentioned in an unclear context.
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Carter
Pete Oleon
Oscar Peterson Boosts Wool Trade Across Wyoming
Oscar Peterson spent days in Cokeville and plans a summer headquarters near there. He shipped a carload of wool to the Chicago wool warehouse to aid growers and notes the government wool commission agreement may affect Wyoming’s wool clip, as flockmasters consign to commission men rather than warehousing closer to markets.
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Oscar Peterson
Cokeville
Oscar
Chicago
Wool Commission
Wyoming
Commission
Noted Colorado Guide Linked to Huge Deer Head in Cokeville
A local resident highlights a famed Colorado guide once known for guiding on the West. The piece discusses a deer head reputed to be among the world’s largest, owned by John Irons of Dixon Wyoming, with historical ties to Phil Leffler who guided in the 1880s near Black Mountain.
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Cokeville
Colorado West
John Irons
Dixon
Wyoming
Snake River
Phil Leffler
Black Mountain
Guker Peak
Haggerty
Cokeville City Park Grows Into Noted Local Spot
The Cokeville city park, laid out last year between the depot and town, shows deep content and steady color as green mantle thickens. Marshal Walt Smalley reports weed removal and replacement of several dead trees, work praised as the area becomes a popular place for residents.
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Cokeville
Walt ‘Smalley
New Law Firm Attorney N. W. Reynolds Visits
N W Reynolds father of Marshall Reynolds, with Mrs Reynolds and relatives, motored from Kemmerer for a brief visit Saturday. He operates the law office of his son and is associated with J L Mullings of Denver in the firm Reynolds Mullings.
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N. W. Reynolds
Marshall
Seed Potatoes for Sale in Cokeville Wyoming
Seed potatoes for sale by F Prasmen of Cokeville Wyoming. Offering bushels of variety suitable for dry land planting. Contact F Prasmen for details and pricing.
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F. Prasmen
Cokeville
Wyo
Red Cross Drive Planned for May Across Lincoln County
A letter from George S. Fowler of the American Red Cross announces a May 20 to May 30 drive aiming to raise one hundred million dollars. Lincoln County has five units with Cokeville district appointing Den BH. Fumalley as manager and J. A. Larson as treasurer. Bear River Valley unit bound for eighty three thousand dollars. Mrs. J. G. Reynolds chairs the district. Citizens are urged to support and join committees, with work beginning in earnest after May 30.
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George S. Fowler
American Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Red Cross
Lincoln County
den BH. Fumalley
Cokeville
J. A. Larson
Wyoming
Bear River Valley
Cokevile
J. G. Reynolds
Infant Illness and Community Notes From Evanston Press
The week sees an infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Julius Jacobsen ill with bronchial pneumonia. Mother's Day falls on Sunday May 12. Flowers ordered through Schils Drag Co agent for L B Westhulder Plorjs stores Evanston and Hock Springs. Freeman and family arrived from Raymond ranch with three children.
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Julius Jacobsen
Schils Drag Co
L. B. Westhulder
Plorjs
Evanston
Hock Springs
FF. Freeman
Raymond Ranch
Freeman
Mr. Freeman
Free to Soldier Boys
The Register offers free weekly copies to Wyoming service members from Cokeville district and invites more names to be added. It lists the American Y M C A address in Paris for reference and asks readers to supply names of boys in the service to receive the paper.
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The
Register
Rue d' Aguesseau
Paris
Wyoming
Cokeville
Lincoln Lumber Starts Excavation On Modern Brick Home
The Lincoln Lumber Company began work on a new modern brick home for the Arthur Robinsons on Main Street. A full cement cellar will be included and manager Axel Johnson says there should be no delay in completing the project, noting he is prompt when underway.
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Lincoln Lumber Company
Arthur Robinsons
Main Street
Axel Johnson
Axel
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Cere
A. L. Chilton
Pocatello
Abe
C. Watt Brandon
Ally
Brandon
New Law Firm
Red Cross Committee
J P. Folger
Loceland
Annie
J. P. Jr
South Carolina
Mr. Folger
Evanston Press
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