Cokeville O B T starts Monday in town busy day
Reports from Cokeville note a flurry of visitors and town activity. Jayson, PJ, and Quealy appear in town while Mr PK Collect leaves for several days. Friends gather as others visit Salt Lake and Ogden area, with church notes marking a Children’s Day service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momlay
Jayson Please
PJ. Quealy
Mouay
Salt Kale
WiNit
Fa Kenyou
George Sutton Pani
Dwyer
M. E
Ly Atten
Comet Egg Head Exhibit At Midway Nearby
A local display titled Comet Egg head by Camere office showcases an unusual egg said to originate from a hens yard near Jack's Be. The exhibit features a tall message and a forked design. Jack Haddenham expresses pride in the hen that laid the Comet egg and invites visitors to view it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camere
Haddenbaan
Midway
Jack
Jack Haddenham
Joe Black Visits Town for County Board Meeting
County Commissioner J A Black Hig Piney traveled to town en route to Evanston for the board of equalization meeting that began Monday and will run about three weeks. Black reported dry conditions due to lack of rain and Hinck has returned home after a month in Salt Lake City, showing health improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Black
Unclear Cooperation Between Stevens and Smith in Salt Lake City
Fragmented notice describes Stevens of Salt Lake City and Smith of Kemmerer involved in a Thursday event with references to stockmen, a tin can, and a committee. Mentions W.J. Shanley of Pinedale and unclear contact between parties amid a period of local activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Peters
Isa Louise Stevens
Salt Lake City
A Smith
Kemmerer
Drs
Mr. Smith
Brig Smith
Thie City
Ren
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