War Statistics From The European Conflict
A summary of five months of fighting shows casualties and losses by nation. Britain reports 16 000 killed and 40 000 wounded with 25 000 missing or captured. France lists about 1 100 000 total casualties with 180 000 dead and 300 000 captured. Russia notes 1 300 000 casualties with 250 000 dead and 360 000 captured. Belgium 113 000 casualties with 20 000 killed and 36 000 captured. Serbia 170 000 casualties with 30 000 dead and 80 000 captured. Germany 1 500 000 casualties with 250 000 dead and 40 000 captured. Austria 1 500 000 casualties with 160 000 dead and 540 000 captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
France
Kusaia
Belgium
Servia
Germany
Austria
Cranney III Word Reports Illness at Star Valley Home
The lasting health update notes Hon. Frank P. Cranney is ill at his Star Valley residence with quinsy and lagrippe but improving. Also includes an advertisement for cut flowers and funeral designs from Southwestern Wyoming florist Louis B. Westhoiter of Evanston, offering rapid service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranney III
Frank P. Cranney
Star Valley
Quinsy
Lagrippe
Wyoming
Louis B. Westhhoiter
Lorist
Evanston
Wyo
Shriners Return From Convention in Kemmerer
A group of Shriners returned from their convention in Kemmerer. Charlie reports increased knowledge from the trip and the novices were initiated. Hoskins and Bob Christmas traveled to Cheyenne. Jeffeon visited Green River. Marshall Reynolds went to Cokeville. others returned home feeling ready to help the novices next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Chas
Christmas
M. M. Tureer
Wan
Monay
Frontier
Charlie
Hoskins
Bob Christmas
Cheyenne
Oat Jeffeon
Green River
Marshall Reynolds
Cokeville
Thelma at Lyceum by Richardson Talbert Company
The Richardson and Talbert Company presented Thelma at the Lyceum for one performance only on Sunday January 31. They left Chicago on Thanksgiving and have toured since, offering a shortened version that preserves the core story with minor cuts for time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Fonterprise
Richardson & Talbert Company
Thelma
Richardson & Talbert
Chicago
Lyceum Theatre
Weasts Leave Cokeville For West Valley Dairy Move
The Weasts cousins of C M Whitney left Cokeville last week after selling his interests in the Cokeville Mercantile Co where he ran the dry goods department. He bought a dairy farm in West Valley New York and will leave town in March as he takes charge there. Milk from the dairy ships to Borden Condensed Milk Co at 2 cents a pound. one cow yielded 75 pounds a day. The Weasts made Cokeville their home for five years and friends regret their departure as stock in the store passes to other firm members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Weast
C. M. Whitney
Cokeville
Cokeville Mercantile Co
West Valley
N. Y
Borden Condensed Milk Co
Forty Coyote Pelts Bring Bounty Hope To Visitors
George Larson Eewiss and Irve Perry visited the city from Cokeville with a load of forty or fifty coyote pelts. They expected to collect a handsome bounty from the county for the pelts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Larson
E.‘ewiss
Irve Perry
Cokeville
Prodigal Son Reunited with Missing Father
A sixteen year old traveler in Pocatello identified as the son of W. W. Wur gar of Jackson Hole who vanished six months ago arrived last week. He was taken into custody to await his father’s arrival and plans to return home willingly after wandering across many states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Pigs Reported by McUommon and Hudson Miner Farmers
Jay Tay, owner of a high grade Duroc Jersey sow, farrowed 17 pigs and raised 16 of them. William Yubas, a Hudson rancher, has a Poland China yearling sow whose recent litter totals 19 healthy pigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McUommon News
Jay Tayor
Hudson
Yubas
Fragmented OCR Entry on Illness and Remedies
A garbled OCR passage discusses a bad cold quickly breaking up and mentions medicins and remedies. It references terms like haut terms and obtainable cures, with unclear author attribution and scattered phrases.
Utah Senator Pushes White Slavery Bill
Senator Rideout of Draper introduces a Utah legislature bill making transportation of women for immoral purposes a grave offense. The measure includes an amendment that would validate a woman's testimony even if she is married. Proponents call white slavery traffic a growing menace and urge passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rideout
Draper
Utah
traMic
Fragmentary Ad Copy on a Health Tonic Mention
A fragmentary line from a user note attributes a health tonic to O. J. A Weatherby of Missouri. The text requests the value and usage of the remedy and claims it is obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J
Bank mixup corrected on Rock Springs construction
A rectification states Northside State Bank did not plan a new building in Rock Springs. Victor Facinelli, the bank cashier, is building a bungalow, correcting an earlier error that misidentified the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northside State Bank
Rock Springs
Victor Facinelli
L¢ Bank
Certificates Called In Promptly in 1914 County Auction
A public notice states $55,000 in certificates of eee are called in including No 2647. The sale and actions occur in 1914 Jos County with marked dates in March, April and May. The notice specifies terms and the officials responsible for the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anguet
Jos County
Star Initiation at Lincoln Chapter Sees Two New Members
Lincoln Chapter No. 8 of the Eastern Star held a regular meeting in the Judge room of the IOOF hall on Friday evening and initiated Miss Marjorie Christmas and Arthur Calverty. After the meeting members went to the Worthy Matron Mrs Downey's home for a lunch and discussion of a Fifth Friday Feed. The chapter recently received a number and is now bustling with activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Order of the Eastern Star
F. Hall
Marjorie Christmas
Arthur Calverty
Mm Wm. Downey
Stray animal described with colored markings and owner details
An unowned stray is described with markings including a crest on the colored bare, a left shoulder detail M Urand, a telegraph pole on the left thigh, and Pom on the left jaw. Owner Jobo T. Everley Opal may reclaim by paying castes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo T. Everley
Opal
Fragmentary note praises tablets for council use
A garbled message extols tablets as the best ever for council and indigenous use. The text is incomplete and unclear about specifics or sources.
Apparatus for Making Ice Cakes Described in Detail
The article explains a galvanised double tank system near an outdoor pump for making ice. Six compartments in the inner tank hold water that freezes in one to three hours. A bucket of hot water between tanks loosens cakes. one freezing yields five 120 pound cakes. Fourteen freezes provide four tons of ice for a family year. Evans Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vontee
Evanaton ‘T'Imes
St Margaret's Guild Elects Officers At Church Hall
In Epie scopal church last Thursday the Guild elected officers: Mrs Roy Mason president, Mrs R R Rose vice president, Mrs W A Whitlock secretary, and Mrs George Whitten treasurer. Mrs Whitten steps down after two productive years. The Guild meets next at 2 20 in the Guild hall. hostesses are Mrs Stanley Brammer and Mrs Kay Barte. A Valentine dance is planned for Feb 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret's Guild
Roy Mason
R.R. Rose
W. A. Whitlock
George Whitten
Geo. Whitten
Guild
Stanley Brammer
Kay Barte
Freshmen Entertain High School Class Night
Freshmen hosted a Friday evening event in the high school assembly hall with four upper classes and faculty as guests. The hall featured purple and white colors, games, a lunch of sandwiches coffee and cake, and dancing until late, marking a successful series entry.
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Kemmerér
C. Watt Brendes
Béiter
Kemmery
Oregen
War Statistics
C. Watt Brandon
Conetone
Dr. Brown
John Mason
R. Lee Craig
Jack Pis
E. L. Smith
C. D. Stafford
Ernest Halines Sexton
K. H. Embree
Ben Bagnell General Discksmith and Wagon Work
Kemmerer, Wyo
Shriners Return
Prodigal
Toeckh
Aste
the Kemmerer Pharmacy
John F. Fitzpatrick
Rexall
Keneeret
Jan
Byuse
Dean
Mr. Bybee
Foster Milburn
Buffalo
N. N.Y
Estray
Tux Camena
Moriye
Temoso
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Frank Rosenstein
Ted
Oscar H. Will & Co, Bibmakoe
W. Dak
Blyth-Fargo- Hoskins Company
Cualty
Hotel Thomas
Saa Francisco
San Francisco
Cal
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