Fourth at Hyattville Fourth of July brings crowds and contests
Hyattville hosts a large Fourth of July celebration drawing visitors from Basin and beyond. Events include 100 and 220 yard dashes, bucking and saddle horse races, calf riding, greased pole, wheelbarrow and sack races, and baseball. Judges awarded top prizes. fishing and mountain scenery drew campers. Also notes a campaign to withdraw Taft and a major Wyoming State Fair chariot race preview.
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Hyattville
Basin
Joe Wine
Manderson
W. E
Henry Church
Richard Howerton
Irene Miller
Francis Church
Harl Pritchard
Ray Matthews
Hill Campbell
John Coons
Josh Ellis
W. H. Webb
Thompson
Lentz
Webb
Guy Hudgins
C. L. Plastera
Harry Buyup
Jimmy Spears
W. C. Buckmaster
Sam Barnhart
D. A. Williams
L. G. van Slyke
Harry Custer
Gus Allen
E. Ja- Freeman
Warren Dalley
J. R. Matthews
David Matthews
T. F. Nelson
Bert Allen
O. T. Gebhart
Corinne Gebhart party plans coast and park tour
Miss Corinne Gebhart Miss Helen Gebhart Amelia Pabst and Miss Wilda Jackson of Kerosha Wisconsin left yesterday for the Park after visiting O. T. Gebhart. They will visit from the Gardiner entrance then travel to Portland and Seattle before returning via Denver. They hope to revisit the Basin next year. Big Time At Tensleep features speaker W S Collings with a praised elk and trout dinner and a hearty old fashioned gathering.
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Corinne
Helen Gebhart
Amelia Pabst
Kerosha
Wis
Wilda Jackson
Park
O. T. Gebhart
Gardiner
Portland
Seattle
Denver
Wyoming
Tensleep
W. S. Collings
Hayes and Perkins Wed in Billings Texas Man Marries Wyoming Bride
J M Hayes of Texas and Wiss Belva Perkins of this place were married in Billings last Friday. The bride came to Wyoming from Iowa and has taught in county schools and lately worked at the Andera hotel. Friends extend congratulations and best wishes.
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J. M. Hayes
Texas
Wiss Belva Perkins
Billings
Sroom
Wyoming
Iowa
Andera Hotel
Celebration at Burlington Delayed by Weather
Burlington held a scheduled celebration with usual sports including a tame win by Burlington over Germania and a large evening dance for visiting guests. Also, Mrs. H. L. Mead of Greybull underwent a serious operation at Mead Addition hospital, Dr. D. B. Hamilton performing the procedure assisted by a Sher idan brother. she was reported recovering well this morning.
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Burlington
Germania
H. L. Mead
Greybull
Mead
Hamilton
Sheridan
Local Market Boosts Chicken and Produce Trade
The Standard Grain company is promoting a large influx of chickens and produce, creating a strong market here. They buy all types of farm produce and pay top market prices. Wighe-Met and Mary Mett, both Replanted 0 Ucoges.
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Standard Grain Company
Wighe- Met
Mary Mett
Couple Weds in County Clerk Ceremony at Halle of Justice
A couple married on the Fourth by the county clerk Judge James F. Lampman performed the ceremony in a dignified manner. The couple then departed Friday for their future home in Shoshoni.
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Halle of Justice
James F. Lampman
Shoshoni
Cornerstone Laid for Sheridan I O G F Building
In Sheridan the cornerstone of the new I O G F building was laid last Sunday with ritualistic services led by Grand Master of Wyoming D L Carr of Basin and state officers. The $25,000 structure is among the west’s finest fraternity buildings and reflects energetic member effort. Carr returned Monday with a gilded gavel as a lodge gift.
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Sheridan
Wyoming
D. L. Carr
Basin
Sheridan Lodge
Carr
New Bank To Open In Pioneer Building
The Pioneer Trust and Savings bank will open for business in the Pioneer building next Monday. Officers include B C Hart president and F A Wise secretary with a list of vice presidents and directors. The bank will conduct real estate and insurance departments alongside its financial operations. Capital stock stands at $25,000 with a $2,500 surplus.
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New Bank
Pioneer Trust & Savings Bank
Pioneer
B. C. Hart
Skovgard
Ed Carothers
H. Cockins
F. A. Wise
C. H. Fitspatrick
John Luman
John Seaman
F. C. Emerson
Anson Higby
Thermopolis Man Charged With Felonious Assault on Justice Maret
Chas Matson of Thermopolis was brought in on a felonious assault charge after allegedly firing at Justice W K Maret. An arraignment or hearing was set for today with Thermopolis witnesses planned.
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Chas. Matson
Thermopolis
W. K. Maret
Matson
Justice
Carters Home Commuter Return To Thermopolis
Dr and Mrs C Dana Carter passed through last Friday en route to Thermopolis after an extended eastern trip. Dr Carter came down at the start of the week to remove his personal effects to the Hot Springs town where he will begin practicing medicine. He reports a fine trip and enjoyment of the advanced courses taken while away.
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C. Dana Carter
Thermopolis
Carter
Hot Springs
Theodore Roosevelt Prograssive Convention Call Issued
United States Senator Joseph M. Dixon of Montana issued a call for a Progressive movement convention to open in Chicago on August 6. Roosevelt followers in 40 states signed, with debates over territorial representation and which states will participate amid evolving primaries and state-by-state campaigns.
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New York
United States
Chicago
Joseph M. Dixon
Momtana
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Benator Dixon
Maine
Ned
Delaware
North Carolina
Arkansas
Nevada
Miselseipp
South Carolina
Convention Trends Toward National Progressive Name
A political source notes that the convention is likely to adopt the name National Progressive for the new party though final decision rests with delegates. No official platform decisions have been announced, and further steps will be determined by those attending the convention.
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National Progressive
New Principal Elias Brewer Shapes Local High School
Elias Brewer, newly appointed high school principal, met with the school board to outline a practical, work oriented curriculum. A special manual training, agriculture, and domestic science program will become part of the regular course to prepare graduates for immediate employment and self support. Plans include a countywide prospectus, possible out of town boarders to reduce costs, and expanded courses expected to attract many county students this fall.
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Elias Brewer
Brewer
Manderson Ball Team Defeats Hyattville In Big Horn Basin
The Manderson baseball squad beat Hyattville 9 to 2 at Manderson on the Fourth. The teams met again Friday for a rematch, ending after nine innings with a score of 3 to 3. The text also touts Republican campaign printing services and paper stock.
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Wyoming
Big Horn Basin
Manderson
Hyattville
Jucers Association News Piece Promotes Community Building
The Pro ducers meeting drew a small crowd yet showed strong enthusiasm. President Hunter kept the session lively while Mr Ortegon spoke on Community Building and alfalfa hay. Members discussed crate orders, potato boxes, and bringing producers together to stabilize prices and expand markets.
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Producers
Ortegon
Association
Hunter
Vessels Of Yesterday Echoes Of Luxurious Ship Life
In a Boston Herald discussion Philip Hale notes outcry over lavish Atlantic steamship amenities and recalls ancient sea travel feats. Archimedes Syracusan and Egyptian vessels with gardens, gyms, hot baths, and gems are described as historic carriers of wheat and symbols of opulent seafaring. The Lorimer case moves forward in Senate as speeches wind down. Senator Johnson condemns Roosevelt for avoiding Hamilton Club, while Senator Smith criticizes press insinuations amid alienation suit chatter.
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Atlantic
Philip Hale
Boston Herald
Sirius
Collins Line
Archimedes
Hierony
Syracse
Archimelus
Lorrimer
Washington
Igsenate
Lorimer
Johnson
Roosevelt
Hamilton Club
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Senator Smith
John Henning
Clarence Funk
Storm Damage Hits J N Nicely Farm Near Spence
Damaged by a recent storm near Spence, J N Nicely reports losses at least 3500. Flood washed away reservoir and laterals, ruined much of the crop, and hail damaged crops and house windows. Nicely is a hard working man facing a severe loss.
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J. N. Nicely
Spence
Nicely
Notice by The Republican on solicitors in county
A public notice states no solicitor is in the field for any purpose in the south end of the county. It warns that if a solicitor appears, proper credentials will be provided and the newspaper disclaims any connection with the enterprise.
Boys Reach Upton After Ten Day Trip Over Big Horns
In a letter from Hugh Lennon and Plummer L. Egert at Upton the boys report a ten day journey over the Big Horns arriving in Upton in time to celebrate the Fourth.
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Upton
Hugh Lennon
Plummer L. Egert
Iowa Republicans Pass Up Taft and Roosevelt Endorsement
Des Moines July 10 Roosevelt won a decisive victory at the Iowa state convention while Taft backers failed to secure a national platform endorsement. Delegates left the choice to individual voters and censured Chicago delegates as fraudulently assembled. Progressives dominated the gathering, and a stand for woman suffrage was urged along with legislative steps to put the issue to a public vote.
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Des Moines
Theddoge Roosevelt
Taft
Chicago
Iowa
Colonel Roosevelt
Carroll
Minority Resolutions Committee
Roosevelt
Resolutions Committee
Mark Twain Boswell Paine and a Lifelong Bond
L. Watson notes Albert Bigelow Paine as Mark Twain's constant companion from youth to death. Paine guided the late author through wit and wisdom, coauthored works, and helped shape Twain as both humorist and philosopher. Paine, born July 10 1861 in New Bedford Massachusetts, built a career in letters after stints in Kansas, Illinois, and Missouri.
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Mark Twain
Mr. Clemens
Boswell
Albert Bigelow Paine
Mr. Paine
Mr. Clemmens
Bermuda
Samuel Johnson
Mr. Clemmeng
Dr. Johnson
Bia Boswell
New Bedford
Mays
Xenia
Ill
Samuel Clemmens
Kansas
Willam Allen White
Emporia
Eveline Delorme
Ruth McEnery Stuart
Gobolinks
Pro‘ure
Clemmens
Aldolague
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Fred Frisby
Fred McEihiney
Upper Paint Rock
Mr. Frisby
Ture
Ford Reenaie
Gressive
Ben[ator Dixon
Wyoming State Fair
Douglas
Fair Commissioners
Hayea-Perkins
Darr
Carters
iManual
Carde
Jucers’ Association News
Producers Or Fruit Growers’ Association
Big Horn Producers’ Association
W. H. May
Teddy
Watson
Tharmopolis
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