Time to Fight Ground Squirrels and Gophers Now
Community farmers urged to vigorously control pests destroying crops. Use poison, traps, dogs, and guns with coordinated effort. Detailed poison and bait methods provided for squirrels and pocket gophers.
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U. S. Biological Survey
Big two day J H Esch shows come to Cokeville
The American Amusement Enterprises announces two performances on May 18 featuring a full menagerie rare animals elephants trained acts aerials juggling clowns and a Wild West show with cowboys cowgirls cossacks rough riders bronco busting rope acts and more promising a transformative two hours of entertainment and a bright mood boost for attendees.
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Cokeville
J. H. Eschman
Prairies
May 18 Parade Promises Glitter and Fun for All
The passage tempts readers to forget duties and enjoy a morning parade of gold and glitter. It promises clowns on streets and at the show to transform attendees into a new person as they push through crowds for a front place and see entertainment at the show grounds.
Woman refuses to appear citing social clash with judge
A Chicago woman who received a legal citation to appear in court says she will not attend. She explains to a friend that she has not social contact with Judge Jones and finds his communication tone "impossible" and refuses to know him.
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Chicago
What made you clap in the tramcar?
A humorous quip about a man waking to clapping after stepping on a foot in a tramcar. The exchange involves Mr Comtox and a presumed musicale at home, contrasting expected quiet with audible applause.
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Mr. Comtox
Chinese Peanut Industry Expansion Driven by New Uses
The peanut industry in China grows rapidly due to new uses for peanut oil in soup manufacture as olive oil substitute and for various culinary purposes. Roasted peanuts are also explored as a coffee substitute and ingredient in biscuits, chocolate, and cocoa products.
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China
Brain Food for the Brain not the Stomach
The text argues that more brains heighten the need for brain food and that the best nourishment for the brain is mental input rather than physical meals. It emphasizes that without intellect there is little use in feeding the brain and that nourishment should come from ideas and knowledge.
Report of The State Bank of Cokeville May 1 1917
Report of the condition of The State Bank of Cokeville Cokeville Wyoming at close of business May 1 1917. It shows resources including overdrafts secured and unsecured 4085.00 cash items and reserves 18010.58 and total resources 1821014. The state lists liabilities capital stock 2000.00 surplus 10000.00 undivided profits 9120.58 and deposits 5810000 with certificates and notes rediscounted totaling 61409. The statement is sworn by cashier J A Larson before notary A G Olson with verification by directors.
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Liam Lities Capital Pal Fo
Brno
Hille
Notice for Publication Gus Viter Homestead Claim
U S Land Office Evanston Wyoming May 1 1917 notice states Gus Viter of Cokeville Wyoming filed for final three year proof to establish his claim on the NW1 4 of Section 31 Township 26 North Range 119 West Sixth P M The hearing is set for June 23 1917 before the Register and Receiver Witnesses include Fred Nicholls Ray Fransa Fred D Hickman and F F Freeman all from Cokeville Wyoming
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U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Gus Viter
Cokeville
United States Land Office
Fred Nicholls
Ray Fransa
Fred D. Hickman
F. F. Freeman
Alex Nesbit
Notice of dissolution of Hewlett Real Estate Company
The Hewlett Real Estate Company a Wyoming corporation dissolved at a special meeting held April 4 1917 at the State Bank of Cokeville Lincoln County Wyoming with more than two thirds of stock present. Debts paid business ceased and the company is dissolved signed by President and Secretary.
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Heuett State Company
Wyoming Corporation
State Bank of Cokeville
Cokeville
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Hewett Real Estates Company
Hewlett Real Estate Co
J. A. Larson
B. H. Smalley
Finger Ring In History And A Butcher Joke
The article traces the finger ring as a symbol of fidelity and truth across early civilisations and two millennia, noting its use as a signet. It recounts a humorous anecdote about a man who asks for tenderloins but forgets the French word and jokes with the butcher to stand them up and knock them down.
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Maxwell
Dodge Bros
Buick
Chevrolet
Overland
Donal
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