Malcom He t Found Dead Near Cokeville In Willows
A man named Malcolm was found dead lying alone in a lonesome spot about a mile north of Cokeville by Roy Collett. The body had lain four to five days and was in a very bad condition. A coroner's inquest returned a verdict of death from natural causes and interment occurred the same evening at the local cemetery. The decedent had been employed in the area.
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Cokeville
Malcolm
Het
Stonefield
Roy Collett
Soroner
Heath
Tink
Thie
Wrecks Reach East Cheyenne Markets as Sheep Losses Reported
PW Olson shipped twelve head of sheep to Omaha. Days later two beasts were wrecked near Archer eight miles east of Cheyenne, a head killed and many injured. A Larson and Roscoe Stoner moved six carloads of lambs to eastern markets this week.
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Olson
Omaha
Archer
Cheyenne
Larson
Roscoe Stoner
Gme
Community figure Kay Hite linked to Canada. Mokeville Reglater
A brief notice identifies Kay Hite as a local community figure with a presumed origin in Canada. The report mentions Mokeville Reglater in connection to the same context, suggesting a regional association or event mentioned in the clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Hite
Canada
Mokeville
Wyoming Units Strives To Train SA T C Members
The War Department selects the University of Wyoming as the state unit for the Students Army Training Corps. It aims to enlist 190 Wyoming youths yearly to preserve skilled manpower for scientific, technical, and professional roles, urging citizens to support recruitment and enroll qualified local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hove
University of Wyoming
War Department
Wyoming
Army Training Corpa
Denver
Colorado
Army Training Corps
Army of Coal Miners Fuel War Effort at Home Front
Washington reports an underground army of about three quarters of a million coal workers driving production to bolster the war. Miners continue holidays to prevent war-time slowdowns, with operators praising patriotism and plans to further aid the government, including pyrite research and renewed wartime signals of liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Mines
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Minerent
Michigan
Tennessee
Ohio
Ho Ir
Nuveau
Liberty Honda
Share Our Sugar With the Allies Move to Equalize Rations
Article reports Allied nations sharing sugar burdens during wartime. It notes U S voluntary two pounds per person monthly ration and compares England France Italy sugar allocations and hotel practices. It outlines state controls in France and Italy, and Germany's ample domestic supply, with U S wholesale price at 7.5 cents per pound.
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America
Rigil
Eoghan
France
Italy
United States Food Administration
Germany
England
Prince
Bnelwod
Accident in Sheep Camp Ends with Self Inflicted Wound
Walter Wheeler of Kemmerer Sheep Co. near Smoot shot himself in the left arm with a 22 high power rifle while intending to kill a sheep for meat. He was taken to Montpelier for medical attention and is said to be improving nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wheeler
Kemmerer Sheep Co
Smoot
Montpelier
Cokovile Register
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed By Families
An advertisement extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as effective for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It highlights long use and favorable mentions from mothers in Ohio and surrounding areas noting its safety for children and lack of opium or narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Bernby
Chillicothe
Mao
Chamberlain
Colda
Croup
Fragmentary wartime note on the soldier boy at the front
A damaged passage references a soldier boy at the front and the government not recognizing his work. It suggests if the number of injuries were shown, it would indicate hardship in war and the boy over there doing his part toward victory.
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OIL & Shale CO
Kemmerer
Wyo
Slate Creek
Wrens
Big Piney
Waterfall
Zisssc'dt Secomna
Sy Gectanes
Pete
Lincoln County
Pennsylvania
Lesisen
H. T. Morian
Treasury
A. C. Tinckley
Prea
Pocatello
Idaho
C. BE. Crowley
Idaho aFils
Ee Lambing
Webbert
Sacre
Twin Falla
R.ileirector
Salt Lake City
Ghemigal Oil & Shale
Fordson Truck
Students
Army OF Coal Miners
HAY War Savings Stamp
Diamondville
Oakley
Glencoe
John Scott
Beckstead-Bell Co
Telephone
Kemmerer, Wyo
Kemmerer Steam Laundry
PINEY
F. C. Chapel
Big Piney, Wyoming
Umla
Frontier Supply Company
Frank Rosenstein
Wroming
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