Local Cokeville Notes Mix Humor and News
A miscellaneous Cokeville column blends quips on courtship and morals with community updates. It reports on a new Reynolds Cash Grocery opening, Malloy mine prospects, Mrs. Emma F Fuller’s hotel venture, and a serious injury to three year old Frank Jacobson from a household accident.
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Fool's Paradise
J. G. Reynolds
Adam
Reynold’s Cash Grocery
Reynolds
Cokeville
Reynolds, Smalley and Larson
Fuller
A. J. Schill
Axel Johnson
C. W. Timmereck
W. E. Jarrett
Ray Roberts
Malloy
Coal Creek
Emma F. Fuller
Haggerty Hotel
Soy
Frank Jacobson
Political shifts under Harding ripple through federal offices
The piece notes recent removals of U S District Attorney Slattery in Kentucky and U S Marshal William R Palmer as examples of partisan changes under President Harding. It argues such actions reflect weak leadership in Congress, affecting U S foreign policy and the looming disarmament conference.
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Utah
Harding
U. S
Kentucky
Slattery
Daugherty
William R. Palmer
U S. Marshall
Conneticut
Panama Canal Tolls Repeal Bill Sparks Backlash in Congress
The opposition cites failed leadership and cooperation between the Republican majority and the president after the Panama Canal Tolls Repeal bill passed last week. Critics argue the measure repudiates treaty obligations and reflects bone headed statesmanship on the eve of an important deadline.
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Congress
Triangle Chatter Cartoon Gleanings On Love And Society
The column playfully muses on romance, marriage habits, fashion, and social behavior with wry jokes. It notes costs of vice and virtue, barbershop gossip, and a Detroit divorce anecdote while lampooning modern mores and apartment marriage trends.
Ranch Activity Bridges Idaho Route and Field Work
Ranchers haul supplies from Victor Idaho aided by a new highway improving travel. James M. Noble and riders roundup strays while Carl Johnson returns from Jack. J P Pflaterer heads to Omaha with beef shipment and J C Lamon travels to Ogden to deliver B P R trucks. Faris moves to Rock Boeing for winter with Mr McMaster overseeing the ranch until spring.
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Victor Idaho
James M. Noble
Carl Johnson
Jack
J. P. Pflaterer
Omaha
J. C. Lamon
Ogden
Wm. Faris
Rock Boeing
Mr. McMaster
Faris
Stone Players Stage The Sign on the Door at Kemmerer
The Stone Players with Miss Viola Haynes present Marjorie Rambeau’s drama The Sign on the Door at Kemmerer theatre on Friday night October 2. The play follows a wife who confronts a predatory threat to her stepdaughter then witnesses a murder by her husband. Critics call it absorbing and a standout performance for Miss Haynes.
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Stone Players
Viola Haynes
Marjorie Rambeau
Kemmerer Theatre
Miss Rambeau
Ivirur
Haynex
Chambertate's Cough Remedy Promises Quick Recovery
A reader advises bed rest during a cold and claims Chambertate's Cough Remedy speeds healing. The note emphasizes staying in bed until feeling fully restored, suggesting three days suffices for full recovery.
The Story of Our States Kansas Bleeding Era Summary
An historical overview traces Kansas exploration from Coronado in 1541 through French Louisiana to the 1803 Louisiana Purchase and Texas cession in 1850. It covers the Lewis and Clark and Pike expeditions, the inability to decide slavery status, and the Kansas Nebraska Act of 1854 prompting rival colonization and eventual statehood amid Federal intervention.
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Coronado
Kansas
Louisiana
Louisiana Purchase
United States
Texas
Lieutenant Pike
Missouri
South
Kansas Nebraska
Arkin
Leavenworth
Kidgrant
Ald
Kettlere
Lawrence, Topeka
TRG
Kanane Wis
Union
Preaent Republican Party
Ay Meier
Mowepeby Ry
Cokeville Editorial Cheers Mayor and Marshal Efforts
The Cokeville Register praises Mayor Joseph Puller and the town marshal for modernizing Cokeville with paved streets lights and a water system. The piece lauds the council and marshal twins for keeping the town current and economical while noting a youth injury from a pick in a separate incident.
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Salt Lake City
Cokeville
Joseph Puller
Marshall Twins
Quealy Lambs Top Market Report At Omsha
Quealy Land Livestock Co. shipped four carloads of lambs to the Omsha market Monday. About 75 percent went to the kill buyers at 8.35 per head, the day’s top price, while the balance went to feeders at 7.75. The shipment averaged 5.40 per head, receipts totaled 15,000 with the general market 25 cents higher. Western run nearly over, feeders expected to supply future needs. money loosened and feeder sales satisfactory. range sheep and lamb outlook improves.
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Quealy Land @ Livestock Co
Omsha
Ackera
Lambe Club Plans Luncheon Tonight At T O O F Hall
The Lambe club will hold its regular bi weekly luncheon tonight in the T O O F hall. Members will discuss several important matters with focus on the housing situation. Entertainment chairman is Oluf Jefferson III, Thomas and H H Moyer.
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Lambe Club
Dineueaion
Oluf Jeffaon III
Thomas
H. H. Moyer
Chamlin's Cough Remedy Promoted For Quick Relief
Advertisement claims three days off work yearly due to colds can be avoided by treating at first symptoms. Chamlin's Cough Remedy allegedly earns wide reputation and high sales for curing colds with pleasant taste and prompt relief.
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Chamlin
Caer Ae
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