Forsyth Likely To Decline State Auditor Run
The article notes Robert B. Forsyth is unlikely to seek re election as state auditor. With John W. Hay out of the U S Senate race and favoring Senator Warren Forsyth may have other opportunities outside politics. Despite supporters urging a run Forsyth appears determined to remain out of the race.
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Robert B. Forsyth
John W. Hay
United States Senate
Bob
Hay
Warren
Forsyth
Injustice to Mondell and Utah Politics
The Salt Lake Tribune questions Mondell retirement and his appeal to War ren as candidate, suggesting he would have won primaries but lost the general election. Local readers defend Mondell, noting his long track record and lack of fear in campaigning.
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The
Salt Lake Tribune
Mondell
Francis E. Warren
Utah Daily
Mr. Mondell
Piglets Multiply in Cokeville Area Report
The Cokeville Register notes ten sows have born 121 piglets, signaling a welcome surge of porkers for local farmers. The Kemmerer Camera reports the stork over a covey of pigs and potential gains for the boys in France.
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Cokeville Register
France
Kemmerer Camera
Mayor T. Hunter Salmon Elected in Kemmerer Vote
In Kemmerer last Tuesday a dark horse altered the election, yielding a clear majority for T. Hunter Salmon over A J Hogan in a three-candidate mayoral contest. The community knows Tom Salmon as a decisive leader who will act and deliver.
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Kemmerer
People's Party
J. Hogan
T. Hunter Salmon
Tom
Fom Salmon
Wartime price pressures force printer supply withdrawal
In wartime days producers control prices but the printers supply house letters reveal an effective May 6 withdrawal. The note signals strained access to materials as costs and allocations shift under wartime pressures.
Paper costs rise sharply in recent years
The text notes a dramatic increase in paper prices and other supplies over two years, with costs climbing from 100 to over 800 percent in some cases, reflecting financial pressure on writers and publishers.
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Rajoe
Weather Man as Woman Question Sparks Busy World
The Bridger Vesley Enterprise raises the query Is the Weather Man a Woman in its final issue readers’ edition. The note prompts readers to consider gender in weather reporting amid a busy news cycle.
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Bridger Vesley Enterprise
Tts
Draft Board and Our Commissioner Problem in County
Two stories on the fret page examine political issues in the county. The Draft Board and Our Commissioner Problem probe local governance and public interest concerns.
Proposal to amend vagrancy laws during war
The suggestion would define every able bodied man who does not perform six days of work per week as a vagrant, applying the wartime policy to curb idle employment. The idea targets labor shortages in a time of national conflict and signals strict social control during mobilization.
Local and Personal News From Cokeville and Montpelier
Local items report Montpelier visitors and residents in Cokeville, including Mrs. A E Robinson, Mrs E V Brookshire, Mrs A J Schill, and Mrs Kathryn Bell. Electric work at Dominic Etcheverry ranch, Edison phonograph showcases, and party travels to Evanston Kemmerer Laramie and Diamondville are noted with several social and business details.
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A. E. Robinson
Montpelier
Joe Fuller
Cokeville
E R. Niebel
E V. Brookshire
Segraves
A. J. Schill
Kathryn Bell
Laura I. Winters
Kemmerer
Foast
Diamondville
Laramie
Local Wyoming notices mix of visits and life events
Repair work for F E Curtis in Kommerer Wyoming. Community updates include Mrs Ad Chamberlain meeting with Ladies Ald, visits to Interlo, health updates on Donna Lee Paxton and Mrs Lawrence Gwynn, dinners hosted by Mrs Frank Schmidt, visits from Miss Adelle Krentz, and recovery of the Jacobsen baby under Dr Madeira. Mother's Day commemorations, travel notes, social events, and local business ads follow with hotel and drug store notices.
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F. E. Curtis
Kommerer
Wyoming
Ald
Mra
Ad Chamberlain
Mra Goldie
Bennett
Interlo
Parke
Davis
Schils Drug Co
Donna Lee Paxton
Frank Schmidt
Mina Mae Whitton
Adelle Krentz
Kehoe
Jacobsen
Madeira
Charlotte Ryhorn
Hanna, Wye
Misses Mae
Frances Whiston
Seed Potatoes for Sale in Vietor and White Elephant
For sale dry farm grown seed potatoes Vietor and White Elephant. Priced 81.50 per cwt F.O.B. Coke Ville Costave Metorelt livraison mil 25.
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Ine Vietor
White Elephant
F.O.B. Coke
Ville
Costave Metorelt
Mil
Draft Call Expands to Class A Recruits in Cokeville Area
The National Army issued a large Class A draft call last Tuesday in Cokeville drawing many men to report to the Kem roerer draft board for entrainment. Names include ranch hands and sheep ranchers such as H. Ivan Nichols Sidney Allen J L Labato and others listed with employers like Stoner Bros Curtis & Gardiner and Noblitt Sheep. Some individuals like Allert Man have enlisted in the aviation service and await assignment.
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National Army
Wm Bowie
H. Ivan Nichols
Sidney Allen
Noblitt
J. L. Labato
Stoner Bros
Joe
Mounteer
T. EK
Collett Bernie Sawyer
Walt Sizemore
Etcheverry Ranch
L. Probasco
Stoffer
Heber J. Gardiner
Curtis &Gardiner
Evan D. Lloyd
Edward A. Twise
Alfred Henson
Leor Larson
John Lloyd
Allert Man
Avilion Service
Brookside Junior Auxiliary Hosts Afternoon Lunch
The Brookside Junior Auxiliary serves a luncheon in the Red Cross parlors this afternoon from 2 to 5. Children volunteering hope to earn honors and invite the public to enjoy the meal they will gladly serve.
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Brookside
Red Cross
Public Notice of Homestead Final Proof for Steve Lasich
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Evanston Wyoming gives notice that Steve Lasich of Sublet Wyoming who on April 2 1915 filed Homestead Entry 04593 for the W1 8SE of Sec 6 and N4 NE of Sec 7 Twp 25 N R 115 W 6th PM has filed intent to make final three year proof to establish claim before Flora Chapelle Kemmerer Wyoming on May 24 1918 Witnesses named Willem Porter Louis Gerbitz Frank Budner and Ignatz Pick all of Wyoming.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Steve Lasich
Sublet
Flora Chapelle
Kemmerer
Wreming
Willem Porter
Louis Gerbitz
Wyo
Frank Budner
Kemmerer Wyo
Ignatz Pick
Alex Nisbet
Notice for Public Land Claim Final Proof
Lasich of Sublet Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a Desert Land Entry claim serial number 04660 for the E 1 2 SW 1 4 and S E 1 4 NW 1 4 of section 6 township 25 north range 115 west sixth principal meridian. The proof will be before Flo La Chapelle clerk of the court at Kemmerer Wyoming on May 24 1918.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Steve Lasich
Sublet
Townslip
Range
Flo la Chapelle
Kemmerer
William Porter
Louis Gerbitz
Frank Budner
Schuatz Pickl
Red Cross Driving Crew Visits Bear River Valley
H. H. Smalley head of the Red Cross driver unit for the Bear River Valley went to Sage on Tuesday with W. G. Morley to meet Herbert Julian and others as team captain prospects. Reports from the Beckwith district assign John Reed to lead there and the outlook is bright and encouraging in the district.
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H. H. Smalley
B. Q Ranch
Beckwith
Tawa
John Reed
Red Cross
Bear River Valley
Sage
W. G. Morley
Herbert Julian
Return from Florida visit ends with readying to print
Mrs. P. W. Qison and daughters Nelle and Treas return from Jacksonville Florida after visiting Arthur before sailing overseas. They praise the visit and meeting many people in Florida and share impressions of a razor back pig and piney woods critter. They announce readiness to handle commercial printing needs.
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P. W. Qison
Nelle and
Treas
Jacksonville
Fla
Arthur
Florida
Dramatic troupe to perform A Family Affair in Kemmerer benefit
The Going to Kemmerer Our Home Dramatic company heads to Kemmerer on Tuesday evening May 28 to present A Family Affair a three act comedy drama at a big Red Cross benefit. Directed by Mrs Richard Roberts and Vincent Benulon the show follows a packed Cokeville audience.
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Kemmerer
Red Cross
Cokeville
Richard Roberts
Vincent Benulon
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G. A. Burton
Isa Irene Kehoe
Frank Wilbur
George Stoffers
Oscar
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Potomac
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Lionel
Ned
Pete Olson
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Thomas Fork
Son Chauncy
Dora Tooner
Frank Stoner
Los Angeles
George Bleckerst
Raymond Ranch
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Mrs. Bleckert
Spring Creek
Cokeville State Bank
Earl D. Haggerty
Joe Kinney
Bill Moriman
Kinney
Tom Hall
Lava Lava Hot Springs
Mary Reynolds
W. A. Grant
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Fred Stoffer
Charles E. Winter
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James Balderson
Babe
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A. L. Chilton
Che Ope Ealevillee
Tomspeent
Dingle
Mia Sparks
Kinney Ranch
Joe Pinners
Cokeville Boys
Cokeville Opera House
Jolly Entertainers
B. H. Smalley
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Cokeyilie
W. H. Wyman