War Statistics show British and French casualty totals
The report summarizes five months of European war losses by nation. Britain records 16 000 killed and 40 000 wounded with 25 000 missing. France reports 1 100 000 casualties including 180 000 dead and 620 000 wounded. Russia Germany Austria Belgium Serbia totals are listed with deaths wounds and captives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
France
Kusaia
Belgium
Servia
Germany
Austria
Cranney III Word on Illness at Home Star Valley
Word arrives that Hon. Frank P. Cranney is seriously ill at his Star Valley home from quinsy and lagrippe but shows improvement. For cut flowers and funeral designs contact Southwestern Wyoming florist Louis B. Westhhoiter in Evanston.
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
The group attended a convention and returned to Kemmerer with novices initiated. Charlie notes greater knowledge gained. AT Hoskins and Bob Christmas visited Cheyenne, Jeffeon paused in Green River, Marshall Reynolds traveled to Cokeville to visit parents, others returned home content and ready to assist 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 One Night Engagement
The Richardson & Talbert Company presented Thelma at Preston Fonterprise on January 4. They brought a strong cast and shortened minor details to fit the performance. The company, touring since Thanksgiving from Chicago, will again stage Thelma for a single Sunday showing at the Lyceum Theatre on January 31.
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Preston Fonterprise
Richardson & Talbert Company
Thelma
Richardson & Talbert
Chicago
Lyceum Theatre
The Weasts Leave Cokeville For New York Dairy Move
The Weasts, cousin of C M Whitney, left Cokeville after selling his interests in Cokeville Mercantile Co where he ran the dry goods department. He will relocate to West Valley New York to manage a dairy farm and assume charge about March 1. The milk goes to Borden Condensed Milk Co at two cents a pound. one cow yields 75 pounds daily. The Weasts will leave after five years in Cokeville, friends regret the departure, and his stock in the store has been absorbed by partners.
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H. H. Weast
C. M. Whitney
Cokeville
Cokeville Mercantile Co
West Valley
N. Y
Borden Condensed Milk Co
Pelts brought by visitors from Cokeville
George Larson Eewiss and Irve Perry visited the city from Cokeville last Saturday and brought forty to 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 Returns as Father Reunites in Pocatello
A sixteen year old boy from Jackson Hole identified as the son of W. W. Wuregar arrived in Pocatello last week and was taken into custody awaiting his father's arrival. He had wandered through nearly every state since leaving home and vows to return home willingly.
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Pocatello
Pigs Reported Across Two Farms in Local Notes
The McUommon News identifies Jay Tay as owner of a premier Duroc Jersey sow that farrowed 17 pigs and raised 16. The Hudson Miner notes farmer Wm. Yubas near Hudson had a yearling sow with a 19 pig litter of Poland China breed.
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McUommon News
Jay Tayor
Hudson
Yubas
Fragmentary Health Note on Cold Remedies
A garbled excerpt describes a bad cold and its rapid breakup with medicines. It mentions patients, terms, and remedies as obtainable, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes. The readable portions suggest relief through treatment though specifics are unclear.
White Slavery Bill Proposed in Utah Legislature
Senator Rideout of Draper introduces a Utah bill making transportation of women for immoral purposes a grave offense. The measure targets aiding or funding travel and even allows testimony from a married woman. White slavery menace cited. bill urged for favorable passage.
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Rideout
Draper
Utah
traMic
Obscure Notes Stored for Health Value Cited
A fragmentary notice cites O J A Weatherby of Missouri discussing a remedy stored for health and its value. The brief text notes availability and widespread use, signaling a general health product claim without detailed facts.
Bank error corrected on Rock Springs project
A printing error stated Northside State Bank would build a new bank. actually Victor Facinelli, the bank cashier, is erecting a new bungalow. The correction notes the misprint and regret.
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Northside State Bank
Rock Springs
Victor Facinelli
L¢ Bank
Unsigned 1914 County Certificates Call Notice
A vague OCR fragment indicates a 1914 county certificate call for amounts around 55000 dollars. It mentions numbers such as 2647 and dates March April May and a person named Anguet, but details are unclear.
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Anguet
Jos County
Star Initiation At Lincoln Chapter Nineteenth Order
Lincoln Chapter No. 8 of the Eastern Star held a regular meeting Friday in the Judge room of the I O O F hall and initiated Miss Marjorie Christmas and Arthur Calverty. Afterward members visited the home of Worthy Matron Mrs Downey for a Fifth Friday Feed.
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Lincoln
Order of the Eastern Star
F. Hall
Marjorie Christmas
Arthur Calverty
Mm Wm. Downey
Taken Up-Estray One Crests Colored Bare
An owner may reclaim an estray described as cresting colored bare with notes on body marks and a telegraph pole clue. The record lists Jobo T. Everley and Opal as contacts to claim the animal by paying costs.
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Jobo T. Everley
Opal
Fragmentary travel notes on tablets and council use
The readable text mutters about tablets branded as the best for council and indigent use. The rest is garbled with stray phrases and unclear meaning, mentioning a son and a vague plan to slay a person.
Apparatus for Making Ice Cakes in a Double Tank
A galvadiond tron double tank system with six compartments and a 10 by 8 by 1 1/2 feet layout. Placed near an outdoor pump, it fills with water to freeze in one to three hours. Hot water between tanks loosens cakes weighing 120 pounds each, yielding five cakes per freezing cycle and about four tons of ice per cycle.
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Vontee
Evanaton ‘T'Imes
Election of officers at St. Margaret's Guild
The St Margaret's Episcopal church Guild held last Thursday in the Guild hall elected Mrs Roy Mason for president, Mrs R R Rose for vice president, Mrs W A Whitlock for secretary, and Mrs George Whitten for treasurer. Mrs Whitten presided the past two years and resigned due to time, with the guild planning a Valentine dance on February 12 and meeting at 2 20 in the Guild hall hosted by Mrs Stanley Brammer and Mrs Kay Barte.
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St. Margaret's Guild
Roy Mason
R.R. Rose
W. A. Whitlock
George Whitten
Geo. Whitten
Guild
Stanley Brammer
Kay Barte
Freshmen Entertain at High School Assembly
Freshmen hosted an evening event in the high school assembly hall for the four upper classes and faculty. The room showcased purple and white decorations with games, a lunch of sandwiches coffee cream and cake, followed by dancing enjoyed into the night.
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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
O. J
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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