Sage Notes from Cokeville Area Visit The Heirloom Ball in Sage
Roy Collet of Cokeville visited Tuesday. Ellen Julian visited at the county seat this week. The He tle child of William Julian is ill. The Gage Ditch Company met Sunday evening. On Easter Eve a public ball is planned by Mrs William Julian at Julian hall with free refreshments to raise funds for soldiers in France. Orchestra music. era Pate reported boom at Herenian oil site town. Thompson from Ponail field stayed ten days. Paul Ellis is overhauling his jitney. The Julian journeyed to the county seat Thursday. Byron Plummer’s family held a farewell at Lower Sage school Monday before leaving for Brogan Oregon. Col Jack Heaton found thieves had looted his pantry. John Mischiar of Kemmerer visited in the week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Julian
Julian Hall
Tobacco Fund
Soldier Boys
France
Era Pate
Herenian Oil Site
Thompson
Ponail
Paul Ellis
William Julian
Byron Plummer
Lower Sage
Brogan
Oregon
Jack Heaton
Fnld
Far West
John Mischiar
Kemmerer
Local News From Cokeville A Busy Weekend
Mrs. Hunter arrived Sunday from California to visit her son Delvin. Mrs. Dunny came Friday to stay with sister Mrs. Joe Crowtuy for a few weeks. Mr. Michaels visited his wife Sunday. An enjoyable dance was held at the opera house Saturday evening. The town read about a social gathering and upcoming visits, with several residents traveling to see family. German star new arrivals and event notes filled the page, reflecting small town life and community gatherings.
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Hunter
California
Delvin
Dunny
City
Joe Crowtuy
Mia
Hanna
Michaels
Uhis Omy
Opera Hous
Eileen Kehoe
J Bourne
Mammelier
Masgerty
Karl Uaggerty
Turday
Lagan
Still Sending Smokes to Soldiers Overseas
A brief note reports continued shipments of cigarettes to troops abroad, detailing ongoing support for service members.
Lackey STI Charlee Lacks Notion of Short Salt Lake Trip
Charlee Lackey left Monday for a brief business trip to Salt Lake City. The journey involved a tense moment when a drill company claimed February work and tied up funds. The article notes he sought guidance, mentioning a small family and the expected return by the end of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee Lackey
Salt Lake
Wien
Hanks
Victory bear poster aids third Liberty loan drive
Chandler Christy contributed a poster showing a Victory bear brandishing an American flag towering over advancing Ami troops to symbolize freedom and victory for the third Liberty loan. One million lithographed posters in eight colors and two sizes will be distributed with Marine and Navy help, following the $11.8 million Naval subscribes in the prior drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ami Troopa
Chandler Christy
Christy
Fredom
Marine Corps
Navy Marine Corps
Spring Weather Sparks Buzz in Fossil Oil Fields
Pioneer J Heraman announces a new townsite as friends join a Sunday trip to the Fossil area amid improving road conditions. Drilling progresses at Lincoln Wyoming, Hecla Wyoming and Woodl & Development sites with rigs active and others planned. Meraman townsite surveying starts April 1 as drifting nears mid month. Christenson couple operate the Horeman boarding house for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Heraman
L. B. Pead
Sage
lincoln-Wyoming
Hecla-Wyoming
Nationa
Woodil & Development Can
Idaho
Wyoming
Lersman
Fonsi Hetroleum Rik Jec
Christenson
Horeman
Lupton Visits Oil Fields in Lincoln County
Charles T. Lupton, consulting geologist for a Tulsa oil concern with headquarters in Casper, spent Monday and Tuesday in Kemmerer then planned visits to the LaBarge and Dry Mney fields. He said he is optimistic about Lincoln county oil prospects and intends to return soon to carefully examine the area. The feature drew attention through reporting on his itinerary and stated purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Lupton
Tula
Okla
Casper
Kemmerer
LaBarge
Mney
Lupton
Lincoln County
Reacin
Le Roux Dads Friends Shocked By Death News
Dr Bolton Le Roux died suddenly leaving a widow and several children. He was about 8 years a resident of Myanaton and known in Kemimeren. The obituary notes his active community involvement and mentions Louis Vlaning of Jackson in the city for a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton
Myanaton
Droux
Kemineren
Bribery Accusation Spurs New Angle in Case
In Salt Lake City on the eve of his appeal, Harry Krupp charges star prosecution witness Joseph Hayden with soliciting bribes to alter testimony. Krupp claims Hayden accepted 150 dollars for voiding evidence from Krupp’s earlier speeding and related charges. Hayden was arrested after Krupp’s trial stretched over 10 months. Krupp appeals a 30 day sentence and 200 dollar fine.
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Salt Lake
Harry Krupp
Kemmerer
Joseph Hayden
Krupp
Hayden
Nim
Rock Springs
Wither
Sanitarium
Salt Lake City
Trina
Hagan
Thayne Community Notes on Dances and Appointments
Thayne reports a well attended dance with an all star orchestra. The Relfet society held its annual reunion and served refreshments. W. Kirkbridge of Fromtom joined the army. Leo Nelson of Afton and Heber Nelson of Thayne enlisted. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roberta welcomed a boy. Measles strike Ira Meacham’s children. Afton postmaster appointment to Afton is announced. Several local athletes travel to Freedom for a match Friday of spring. The small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jensen of Glam died. School year ends April 15. appreciation given to the wheel board and teachers.
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Smtronhewtra
Thayne
Coon
Relfet Society
Bedford Relief
W. Kirkbridge
Fromtom
Ordnance Department
Army
Leo Nelson
Afton
Heber Nelson
Frank Roberta
M Heddon
Ira Meacham
A. Meacham
Freedom
Cord Habertio
Detroit
Peter Jensen
Glam
Tharpe
Notable County Doctor Stricken. Recovery Hopes Rise
In Kemmerer yesterday afternoon a renowned physician, long held as a leading local figure, fell ill with sudden symptoms. Late reports say he is improving and on the road to recovery. Also in town are Mrs Marion E Danforth and Mr Lee of New York. Danforth plans ranch operations in Jackson Vale to boost a bumper crop.
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Nous
Mies
Marion E. Danforth
Mr. Lee
New York
Kemmerer
Danforth
Jackson Vale
Wil
Questions for Farmers on Animal Care and Diet
Guidance for farmers about feeding horses during heat, keeping pigs from currant bushes with a binding method, examining cows’ teeth for mastication issues, and addressing milk that appears watery.
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Louis B
Westholder
Florist
J. F. Fitapatrion
A. Christmas
Kemmerer Fidn. & Furn Co
Blyth-Fargo-Hopkins Co
Diamondville
Mountain Trading Co
Frontier Agent— Frontier Supply Co
Big Piney
Big Piney Mercantile Cap Cokeritle
Sehil's Veng Co
Evanston
Sage Notes
Roy Collet
Cokeville
Ore
Ellen Julian
Theoganty
Hetle
The
Gage Ditch Company
Cokeville News
Sey Lane
Moarobonnne
Aholdon
Ste
Jody
Sheeree
Focal
Stewart Tait
Alexandra
Toulow
Emorts
Guidiace
Collett
Ulm
N. Chis Ry
Dr. Cunnington
Olgar
Salt Kovear Lake
Seles
McKey
Deeckt
Wm. McGinnis
Kineelyet
Bus
Lackey
D. Modesta
Itwlph Tortellot
T. Benson
Joe Neilson
Ul Andrews i
Frank Syme
Kemmerer ii
Tony Pleat
Philip Miller
A. Peternalem
M. Gaban
R. Weatrieh
Raymond Corra
Kemmerer _ Jetkasky
John Griff
Rf Smis
Fontenelle
J. Herehler
Paulucci
R. H. Houston
Halfway
J. Obras
Bireeti
Bob Payne
S Morello
Ah Cash
Fagnant
A. Shaffer
Dexter Ae
Shafer
Meera i
Magnetti
Johny Stiman
Jones Abe
Fred Wilde
Pete Pacchett
Dim Ganzille
Turainen
Degire Gagpard
Tony Kalete
Vasil Zenrevich
Jobo Lessee
Ah Nick Zukosky
Geo
Boris Rf Verney Buchanen
K. W. Swift
Tony Roseman
Tale
Varmblin
Rare
Thos. Robinson, Jr
Solu Campbell
Grit
John Pappas
If Ronetti
Mathias B. Tonteds
Aurick Taney
John Kolesar
Robertson Hhambtin
Mick Jiankon
Vitaliert
Mo Amboulakia
E Servads
Mike Malkiss
Vita
Santon
Iy Edwards
Chark
Porucel Aigeve
A. Maxront
John Culant
Tan Melaferts
Han
J.D
Jondr
See
Veter Fea, Jr
Birleppl
Vrawkiehanen
Nand Bakey
Willi
Alwaundeyy
Draghinl Wu
Piemmonan
Oulaem
Artipiant
Cumberland
Rland
Nyt
Vin Ngol
Tk LE Roux
Wilson
Wyo
Louie Vlaning
Jackeon
Kmeine
Ty the
Boar
Mapdket Review
Union
Ogden
Marsh
Fred
Oakley
Glencoe
John Scott
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