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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1916
Page
3
Consolidated Notice for Publication in Wyoming
Consolidated notice for publication appears to announce legal actions and filings in Wyoming. Names such as William Vrenk Keen and Herbert Jutlan are listed, with references to case numbers and court actions. The fragmentary text suggests filings or hearings involving multiple parties and property or financial claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
Cortona
Ate Harrison
W Wyoming
William Vrenk Keen
Herbert Jutlan
Tes Wits
Notice of Patent Protest for Land Parcel No 644
Publication notice from the Department of the Interior United States Land Office, April 22, invites claims or protests for land described as Lot 8 in Section 6, Lots 14 in Section 4, Township 2 North Range 11 West, Fifth Principal Meridian. Protests based on mineral rights or other concerns must be filed with affidavits of protest by the stated deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srial Nu Ged
Department of the Interior
States Land Office
Bveanstao
Weomleg
Oolenville
Fien Paraig
Jahn
Hashercoe
United
Riel
Rosehip
Sith
Ieces
Land Entry Notice in Evanston Wyoming Describes Described Land
United States Land Office Evanston Wyoming publishes a notice for John D Neblett assignee of Coke lle proposing to enter land under Section 2 of 2009 Revised Statutes. The notice requests objections based on mineral character or other reasons and invites formal response to the office by the date indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
John D Neblett
Cokelle
Tavolvi
Lontel Gutemer
Bof
Township
Rouge
Alex Nisbet
Notice for Publication of Application to Enter
Noblite John Jooville Wyoming lavolw Daniel detenido in office an application to enter cor B07 of the county Records ader or they alabeeiaa al io this tier of io the office on or before the day of Jane 10 ALEX NISBET Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Evanston
Jet May
John ' Ooville
Wyoming
Butter wrapper printed at the Register Office
A brief notice invites readers to mail their copy and call for butter wrappers when in town, indicating an archival or collection request tied to theRegister Office.
Nonsense OCR fragment details local items
Fragmentary text mentions desert bed, rain Brook, two proper names, and a register. The readable portion provides insufficient coherent event or person data for a complete news item.
Treasurer's Annual Report and Bank Condition Summary
Readers see the 1915-1916 financial records for School District No. 5 and The State Bank of Cokeville. The treasurer notes balance, tax receipts, and miscellaneous funds, alongside bank assets, liabilities, deposits, and collateral. Includes attestations by officials and notary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasurer's Annual
Coa County
French Colonial Holdings in Indo China Mapped
The French possession includes Cochin China, Cambodia, Annam, Tonkin, Laos, and Kwong Chow Wan leased from China covering about 310000 square miles. Population about 18 million with 35 thousand Europeans and the rest locals. Saigon serves as capital and port. Indo China has 1378 miles of railroad in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indo-China
Cochin-China
Cambodia
Annam
Tonkin
Laos
Kwong-Chow-Wan
Ching
Modern War Conditions and the old soldier’s bouillon can
The piece notes the high cost of modern military gear and that bayonets are used mainly for royal reviews. It imagines veterans’ grandchildren lamenting the rusted tin can their forebear carried bouillon to Mons, contrasting past and present equipment and ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mons
Association War Dog Count Questioned at Outset
The note questions the reported number of dogs owned by the association at the war’s start, indicating a discrepancy between claimed assets and records. It mentions the trained dogs but offers no final tally or names, leaving the figure uncertain as the article continues.
Wyoming primary law may drop elector petition requirement
Debate over whether candidates must file petitions signed by electors from multiple precincts or simply pay the fee. The last legislature may have aimed to remove elector signatures, with the attorney general to interpret. The Register plans further discussion before the next legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Register
Local residents and business travel in Diamondville area
Mr Rae and A M King drove from Diamondville Friday to attend Mountain Trading Company business, accompanied by their wives. Mrs John Reed of Evanston stayed at the BQ ranch with plans for her children to join after school. Harry Julian visited Montpelier for post office business. Edison Plummer broke an arm riding a horse at Kemmerer, now improving. Mr and Mrs Able Swanson returned from Diamondville in a new Overland, with Hertha Swanson Dan Harrity and Ern Smith visiting Kemmerer. Fred Cook ill with pneumonia at the Win John ranch. Mrs J H Ellis and Mrs Lewise Browning visited Kemmerer, Earl Browning in tow. Shearing corrals and machinery installed. Ceri McMing to head the corral. many sheep expected to be shorn. Frank Keen transacted business at the county seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rae
A. M. King
Diamondville
Mountain Trading Company
J. HL. Ellis
Lewise Browning
Earl Browning
Kemmerer
Ceri
Frank Keen
Republican convention in Cheyenne backs unity and platform
The Wyoming Republican state convention in Cheyenne drew wide county representation and united factions. Delegates nominated for national and state posts while endorsing a constitutional convention to address major state issues including prohibition. Senator Clark spoke at the evening session amid a celebratory reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Lata
Fred H. Blume
Boia C. Hart
Highorn
John Dillon
Lander
Patrick Sullivan
Lincoln County
Chrisman
McMine
Frank A. May
Cokeville
Watt Brandon
Hi. J. Harryington
McDonald
Clark
Warren
Mondell
John Hay
Rock Springs
J. B. Hollister
Cody
Ralph Denio
Sheridan
C. L. Hinkle
Thos Sneddon
Diamondville
Casper
LL. C. Harnsberger
Harry Chassell
Gillette
T. A. Dunn
Sundance
Cheyenne T
Clu
Neville
France Bars Imported Trucks Buys Back War Surplus
France disposed of 740 imported motor trucks used in war since August 1914 at public auction. Originally built as motor-bus bodies they ferried meat and provisions in Paris. mobilization seized them. Domestic chassis replace them and future imports will be driven to destruction, ending reliance on imported trucks in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Sherman Phrase Indeorsed and War in Trenches Described
A British surgeon in Piandera sends a personal letter recalling Sherman's phrase War is hell and offering a three word view mud blood and blasphemy of trench warfare The letter notes the Plan ders theater memory and Uncle Toby stories reflect profane army language and profanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Piandera
Planders
Uncle Toby
English Women Claim Equal Roles in Tram Industry
A fragment notes women in the tram industry now perform duties equal to men. The statement emphasizes parity in responsibilities and opportunities between genders in the field.
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Cara
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